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'Pati's Mexican Kitchen'; a music bazaar; The Secret Sisters
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Episode 17719
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'Pati's Mexican Kitchen'; a music bazaar; The Secret Sisters

How did Pati Jinich, the granddaughter of Eastern European immigrants, end up hosting a popular Mexican food show?; the NAMM show is a dizzying array of instruments and gadgets; The Secret Sisters are nominated for best folk album at the Grammys.

Pati Jinich, host of PBS' "Pati's Mexican Kitchen."
Pati Jinich, host of PBS' "Pati's Mexican Kitchen."
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How did Pati Jinich, the granddaughter of Eastern European immigrants, end up hosting a popular Mexican food show?; the NAMM show is a dizzying array of instruments and gadgets; The Secret Sisters are nominated for best folk album at the Grammys.

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"Pati's Mexican Kitchen" isn't the archetypal Mexican cooking show. The granddaughter of Eastern European Jewish refugees, Jinich was a policy analyst at a D.C. think tank.
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The National Association of Music Merchants' annual trade show in Anaheim is a huge marketplace for instruments and the latest gadgetry.
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Lydia and Laura Rogers launched their career to much acclaim. Then things took a sour turn. Now, they're back with a new album, "You Don't Know Me Anymore."