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Nat Geo cooks up food content with “Eat”

With the six-part miniseries Eat: The Story of Food and two companion series also slated to air this month, realscreen talks to Nat Geo about its plans for its own brand of food content. (Pictured: Chef Julia Child, featured in Eat)
November 17, 2014

With the six-part miniseries Eat: The Story of Food and two companion series also slated to air this month, realscreen talks to Nat Geo about its plans for its own brand of food content. (Pictured: Chef Julia Child, featured in Eat)

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