Week in Review

Live from Charleston Wine and Food Festival
This episode of Week in Review was broadcast live from the Heritage Radio Network Teepee at Charleston Wine + Food 2016 in Charleston, SC. Erin and Jack review a small fraction of their favorite bites from Charleston thus far, and are joined by Chef Robert Newton of Nightingale 9, Kerry Diamond of Radio Cherry Bombe, and HRN’s own Allison Hamlin.
Last Great Bite
Every episode of Week In Review opens with a recap of the last great thing Jack and Erin ate, and how you can try it too.
JACK: “DAMN good” gumbo from Gullah Grubs on St. Helena Island
ERIN: “The People’s Food”: fried shrimp and oysters from Thursday night at Bowens Island
ALLISON: Asian soul food from Xiao Bao Biscuit in Charleston
Featured Episodes
Get caught up on the highlight reel of clips from the last week of HRN’s programming.
“Letters to an Unborn Chef”
As part of the Charleston Wine and Food Festival, Heritage spoke with some of the attending chefs about advice they would give to future chefs.
Two of the featured chefs:
Blake Hartwick
Bonterra in Charlotte, NC
Frank Lee
Slightly North of Broad in Charleston, SC
The Breakdown:
A guest or caller from around the industry joins the show to talk about their recent work.
Jack and Erin speak with Allison Hamlin, Deputy Director of Heritage Radio Network. Allison talks the Charleston Tinder game, an app for which she values the use of “nuance and tact.” She also shouts out to The Whisky Bar in Charleston for its well-curated selection of scotch and whiskey, previews her upcoming talk “Wasted: Drinking Stories and Trash Talk” that airs Friday at 2 pm, and provides some anti-hot mess advice for long days of drinking.
Big-Ups:
Jack and Erin “big up” people, places, and things they're totally digging right now.
JACK: The whole team at Heritage for making this live broadcast possible
ERIN: The lovely, talented, gracious, super super competent Laura Kate Whitney at Charleston Wine + Food
ALLISON: The formidable Catherine Lamb and Christine Lowe (also co-author of Farmer & Chef South), who both made the HRN experience at Charleston Wine + Food such a success