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Episode 134 Aired: Friday, October 17th 2014
October 17th is National Pasta Day. Here at Heritage Radio, we are celebrating pasta's past and present. Tune in to find out about traditions and innovations.
CLAUDIA WEST has extensive background in horticulture, ecology, and environmental restoration. She holds a Master’s Degree of Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning from the Technical University of Munich, Germany. Claudia is currently ecological sales manager for North Creek Nurseries...
THOMAS RAINER is a landscape architect, teacher, and writer. He has designed landscapes for the U.S. Capitol grounds, the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial, and The New York Botanical Garden. He is a leading voice in ecological landscape design. He blogs at the award-winning site Grounded Design.His...
Preview the 2016 Plant-O-Rama festivities with Bob Hyland, the manager of Plant-O-Rama. This is their 20th year and we are thrilled to be involved!
Chef Yana Gilbuena has been on a mission to “spread the Gospel of Filipino food. Through her SALO Project, she has traveled across America and done a Filipino popup dinner in each state. Salo, explains Yana, means to gather, but it may also mean to catch when the accent is placed on the second...
Tune in for a live Heritage Radio Network recording of Taste Talks, featuring a conversation with the chefs and restaurateurs who live and breathe innovation and cultural relevance. This panel took place in September at the S. Pellegrino Stage at The Wythe Hotel and was moderated by Sarah Zorn with...
Cookbooks can be incredibly powerful tools for both examining women’s history and empowering women through the art of cooking. So then why, in 2015, is there still this notion that the home and the kitchen is only a place for an oppressed woman? In the emerging field of feminist food studies, which...
