WTF2050 Episode 2 – Jo Cook And Jess Robbins

featuring Anna Bateman and Leanne Minshull

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Dark Mofo’s Winter Feast attracted 100K people last year. Curator Jo Cook and friend Jess Robbins, from the Global Island Partnership, have a WTF2050 goal that is a perfect fit for an island that is fast becoming the center of the Southern Hemisphere’s foodie trail.

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