Things we loved in 2015 (plus some things we loved to hate)

Things We Loved in 2015 BLOG

by Allison Hamlin

As 2015 draws to a close, we asked Heritage Radio Network hosts to share “3 things they loved” in 2015, and "3 things they loved to hate." From social issues to beverages, our hosts put together a list of insider favorites too good to keep to ourselves. Our highlights and the full collection are below!

 

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And if having the inside scoop on food news from agriculture to hospitality, drinking culture to cookbooks straight from our hosts every week, we need you to put HRN on your “things you love” list. Every dollar of your tax-deductible contribution goes towards keeping food radio on air in 2016.

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