Pati Jinich Explores Panamericana Season 1
Created by Pati Jinich
Pati Jinich's life's work has been focused on building bridges between her two beloved countries – her homeland of Mexico and her new home the United States. In this docuseries, the acclaimed chef and James Beard Award winner expands her lifelong mission to uncover cultural connections throughout the Americas and how they enrich each other. Pati embarks on a journey inspired by the Pan-American Highway, a series of roads and a symbol of connection and collaboration extending from Alaska to Argentina.
Pati Jinich Explores Panamericana Season 1 originally premiered on PBS on April 29, 2025. Current US availability is unconfirmed.
Pati Jinich Explores Panamericana Season 1 originally premiered on PBS on April 29, 2025. Current US availability is unconfirmed.
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Episode guide
Episodes
- 1
Alaska - Wild Harvest source at TVmaze
PatI travels the Pan-American Highway and starts at the one of northern most points of Alaska in Utqiagvik and learns of subsistence life of the indigenous people and individuals who moved here from the lower 48.
- 2
Juneau & Whitehorse - Sister Cities source at TVmaze
Pati continues on the Pan-American Road, where she arrives in Juneau and talks with several Filipino Americans and what has drawn their ancestors to arrive in Alaska, and also Juneau's sister city of Whitehorse, Canada.
- 3
Alberta - Canada's Changing Heartland source at TVmaze
Pati makes her way to the Canadian Province of Alberta and learns of the cowboy culture in Calgary and Edmonton and how it shapes the lives of those who live there.
Cast and crew
- Cast
- Pati Jinich
- Produced by
- Pati Jinich
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