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On Episode 108 of Inside Julia’s Kitchen, host Todd Schulkin welcomed Roland Camacho, Hearst Ranch Beef Manager, and Jensen Lorenzen, Founder of the Larder Meat Co. They work together to make grass-fed beef more accessible by shipping directly to customers. In the episode, they discuss making and selling sustainable beef...

This week on Inside Julia’s Kitchen, host Todd Schulkin welcomes Roland Camacho, Hearst Ranch Beef Manager, and Jensen Lorenzen, Founder of the Larder Meat Co. They discuss making and selling sustainable beef and how customers can benefit from their very local collaboration. Plus, we’ll get a double Julia Moment from...

For 150 years the Hearst Family has raised cattle on 150,000 acres of rich sustainable grasslands on California’s Central Coast. Today. Hearst Ranch Beef is the nation’s largest single-source provider of 100% grass-fed beef that is always free-range and antibiotic free. A conservation easement protects Hearst Ranch’s working landscape, preserving...

HRN Board Member, Brian Kenny sits down with the Division Manager for Hearst Ranch, Roland Camacho. Hearst Ranch is the nation's largest single-source provider of 100% grass-fed beef. Brian and Roland talk about the practices that make Hearst Ranch unique, including the conservation easement that protects 150,000 acres of California...

Good food should be tasted not wasted! Today, Tech Bites host Jennifer Leuzzi talks with Sabine the CMO and co-founder of Food for All (@foodforallapp), the app that connects restaurants that have end-of-day excess to customers in the neighborhood looking for inexpensive and delicious meals. The result is less food...

Plant-based burgers and beef have dominated the recent headlines. Everyone from McDonald’s to Costco, Trader Joe’s and Nestlé, announced new plant-based burger offerings. Simultaneously, news outlets are debating whether or not beef is good for the planet and good for people. On this episode of Tech Bites, Shack Shack's VP...

We’re back from Denver, where we interviewed food luminaries (and HRN Hall of Famers!) including Paul Willis, (Niman Ranch's founding pig farmer), Kevin Mitchell (chef, scholar, and culinary instructor), and Alice Waters (of Chez Panisse and Edible Schoolyard). All of our coverage is available for listening at Heritage Radio Network...

Two women who know the ins-and-outs of the Colorado food scene sat down with Hannah Fordin to talk about their participation in Slow Food Nations. Sarah Palki is the Senior Marketing Manager Community Engagement and Events at Whole Foods Market for the Denver area. She talks about the sourcing standards...

What is the best vision for the future of food? If you could define it - how would you achieve it? The Disrupt Food Summit 2019 in New York City, hopes to jump-start actionable conversations around these very topics. On this episode of Tech Bites (@TechBitesHRN) host Jennifer Leuzzi (@MmeSnack)...

Our Moderator Emily gives hard-hitting stories of food in the news to our panelists and they discuss their attitudes and opinions in our Weekly Baste Segment. This week we discuss feeding your "mother," Jewish foods, the future of hyper-local, Notre Dame Cathedral and spirit energies! Our guests for The Weekly...

Brian J. Kenny has excelled in a variety of industries, including software development, media and specialty food production. He is the co-founder of Pacific Sun Olive Oil, an award-winning premium brand. As the Corporate Division Manager for Hearst Ranch Beef, and he helped establish the company as the nation's largest...

Some of the people that have been a part of the Good Food movement from the very beginning join us to talk about where the organization started and where it's going next (2020 is the 10 Year Anniversary of the Good Food Foundation). Brian Kenny of Hearst Ranch kicks us...

On this episode of Cooking Issues Dave and Nastassia answer listener questions about how to make clear cold brew coffee, what to do with too much wine, Peychaud's replacements, and old Hearst Ranch jingles. Also, Dave gives multiple Public Service Announcements. Get excited. Cooking Issues is powered by Simplecast.

We're back from Denver, where we interviewed food luminaries from Massimo Bottura and Mitchell Davis to Alon Shaya and Sheila Bowman. All of our coverage is available for listening at Heritage Radio Network On Tour, or scroll down and check out our comprehensive playlist! Alon Shaya in conversation with HRN's...

Carrie Balkcom Is the Executive Director of the American Grassfed Association. AGA is the National, multispecies entity organized to protect and promote Grassfed and pasture based farmers and ranchers. AGA is the leader in pasture based production and the oldest grassfed certification in the United States. AGA certifies ruminants and...

It's a California invasion! Brian Kenny of Hearst Ranch, and long time HRN supporter, shares the latest news from the ranch, including the fact that Hearst was awarded supplier of the year for the Southern Pacific Region for Whole Foods Market. We're also joined by Katherine Spiers, the podcaster behind...

You may think the key word in “grass-fed beef” is the latter, but as it turns out, grass is an equally important part of the equation – especially when it comes to when you can find quality steaks in your grocery store. If grass is seasonal it should be safe...

In our humble opinion, there is no better gift during the holidays than the gift of food. And with the giving season suddenly upon us, it's pretty much all we can think about. For those of you with plenty of food-obsessed friends and family to shop for this season, here...

Thursday, October 12, 2017 – 5pm ET This special episode of Heritage Radio Network On Tour brings you the latest news on the California Wildfires that continue to burn throughout parts of Napa, Sonoma, Calistoga and Santa Rosa. We have updates from winemaker Robert Sinskey, Brian Kenny of Hearst Ranch...

As of Tuesday, October 10th at around 6pm EST there are over a dozen wildfires raging throughout Northern California. The fires are concentrated in the wine and agricultural centers of the state in Napa and Sonoma Counties, where 12% of the state’s grapes are grown. On this episode we are...

[audio mp3="https://heritageradionetwork.org/sites/default/files/wp-uploads/2017/01/HRNs-10000th-Episode.mp3"][/audio] For Heritage Radio Network's 10,000th episode, we gathered some of our staff, founders, long-time hosts, and favorite guests for a walk down memory lane. We'd like to thank all of our friends & family who called or came in to celebrate this momentous milestone: Caity Moseman Wadler (Executive...

Devin Shea, MSU Agriculture Grad Student, MI Devin Shea is a 20-something that has dedicated his adult life to the exploration of Americana and its future. After a few years of in depth traveling by any means available, hitchhiking to air travel, Shea found himself with his original goal of...

This week's farmer: Wes Jones Wes Jones got his first taste of organic farming in 2012 while traveling through South America with his girlfriend, Nitana. For two months he and Nitana worked and lived on an organic, shade grown coffee farm in the cloud forest of Ecuador. Upon returning stateside...

Antonia Partridge is Director for the newly formed California State Grange School of Agricultural Arts. She began teaching agriculture at Mendocino College in 2001, and from 2008-2012 Antonia managed 4 acre Willits High School Farm and 1 acre Brookside School Farm. She led students in farm production of diverse crops...

Jean-Martin Fortier and his wife Maude-Hélène Desroches are the founders of Les Jardins de la Grelinette, a micro-farm located in Eastern Quebec, just north of the American border. Growing on just 1.5 acres, they are able to feed more than 200 families through their thriving CSA and seasonal market stands...

Nathan Myhrvold is the former Chief Technology Officer at Microsoft, and co-founder of Intellectual Ventures. He tells us about his profound interest in cooking, and his difficult introduction into the world of becoming a chef. Nathan discusses the modernization of French cuisine, as well as the differences between modern cuisine...

On this week's episode of Eating Disorder, the group gets ready for Mardi Gras with some jazz from acclaimed drummer Ronnie Magri. Later in the show, writer and owner of Fort Defiance St John Fritzell makes us some Mardi Gras themed cocktails. This program has been sponsored by Hearst Ranch.

This week on Wild Game Domain, Chad and Mike talk about the benefits of a hunting lifestyle. Hundreds of years ago it was the norm, but today it has become so rare. They give us a number of reasons why hunting is such a great way to feed yourself and...

This week on Wild Game Domain, Chad and Mike talk about the benefits of a hunting lifestyle. Hundreds of years ago it was the norm, but today it has become so rare. They give us a number of reasons why hunting is such a great way to feed yourself and...

This week on All In The Industry, Shari interviews Andrew Rigie. Andrew was practically born into the hospitality industry, working at his family bakery since he was a child. Since 2012 he has been the Executive Director of the New York City Hospitality Alliance, the premier organization representing all facets...

This week, Mitchell talks with Stan Sagner: writer, consultant, and restaurant critic for NY Daily News. Stan describes what it's like to be an anonymous restaurant critic, and the effects his critiques have on restaurants. After the break, he tells us why he thinks goat is the next kale! This...

This week on the Wild Game Domain, Chef Chad Pagano and Mike Schwartz discuss the pending international trade agreement known as the Trans-Pacific Partnership, and how it will affect the food supply. How will food labeling on imported foods be handled under the TPP? Tune in to learn more about...

This week on Snacky Tunes, we have The Scott Colberg Trio in the studio to treat us to some nice jazzy tunes - perfect music for this cold weather. Then, Michael Stember and Erik Donley from Upstream Foods tell us about their company's dedication to providing "ultra healthy, home cooked...

What is it about men in tight pants bashing into each other that makes us hungry for nachos? For most Americans Superbowl Sunday is a day filled with watching football and eating some of the unhealthiest foods on the planet. Thanks to our sponsor, Hearst Ranch.

Lydia Shire is the enduring culinary talent behind some of Boston's most celebrated restaurants. She's universally acclaimed, having won a James Beard award for Best Chef Northeast, and the Women Chefs and Restauranteurs 2011 Golden Whisk Award. She's known for her use of fat and offal, and her exuberant personality...

In the name of sustainability, Chefs Chad Pagano & Jessie Riley are taking on a different topic for this week's edition of Wild Game Domain - fermentation. Joining Chad and Jessie is Mike Schwartz, founder of Bad Ass Organics (also known as BAO Beverage). Tune in to hear how Mike...

"You do what? Spend summers on your fishing boat in Alaska? And then ship your catch to the Midwest? Really?" Meet Marsh Skeele, Alaskan salmon fisherman. He joins Megan and Tricia in a discussion about his job, his passion, and his opinions about wild caught fish and the future of...

On this week's episode of Cooking Issues, hosts Dave Arnold and Nastassia Lopez take a number of caller questions. They provide some helpful advice on mixing with Sanbitter, discuss humane methods to cook crustaceans that will make them taste better, and much more! After the break, they keep the answers...

To celebrate his 200th episode, Patrick Martins takes on food justice on The Main Course! Patrick enlists Anthony Butler, Execuitve Director of St. John's Bread & Life, to discuss the topic. Tune into this episode to hear why hunger is a justice issue, and why its relationship with policy and...

This week on the Wild Game Domain, Chef Chad Pagano kicks off the show with a recipe for a wild boar stew! What has inspired this recipe? The New York Department of Environmental Conservation! Find out why the D.E.C. has banned the hunting of wild boars in New York State...

Brian Keyser and Hannah Howard dissect the tradition of Christmas cards on this week's edition of How to Behave. Joining them for the program are Brie-Elizabeth Conway, Hope Morgan, and Melissa Mendez! Tune in to hear how different generations spread the holiday cheer. Have Christmas cards become antiquated due to...

Its that time of year- rutabaga curling season! Meet Steve Sierigk, the founder of the International Rutabaga Curling World Championship. Now in its sixteenth year, this competition has grown in size and silliness. Steve gives us the background on how this legendary event in Ithaca, NY came to be. Megan...

Patrick Martins hosts an eclectic edition of The Main Course starring Chef Goran Ristic of The Meatball Shop, and rare-breed turkey farmer Frank Reese! Tune into this program to hear Goran talk about his decision to move to the United States from his native Serbia, and how he began working...

In this episode of The Farm Report, host Erin Fairbanks brings in guest Shirley Richardson. Shirley started Vermont Chevon when she saw a window of opportunity to compete with the millions of pounds of goat meat that are imported into the US every year. Erin also speaks with Matt Birong...

In today's episode of Wild Game Domain, host Chad Pagano begins by praising the profession of butchering. He describes its history in pre-historic society, and why it is such an art. After the break, he tells us about how important butchers were in ancient Rome, and how butchering became a...

Hide your kids hide your wife because wild turkeys are taking over Staten Islands. These feral creatures are being blamed for ravaging people's gardens, leaving their fecal matter wherever they please, causing traffic congestion, and waking up residents with their intensely loud sexy time rituals. Thanks to our sponsor, Hearst...

On this week's pre-Thanksgiving episode of Cooking Issues, Dave Arnold, Nastassia Lopez, and Piper Kristensen talk about the upcoming Kickstarter for the Searzall! Tune into this episode to learn why every culinary nerd needs a Searzall in their kitchen, and how you can support their campaign. Tune in to hear...

This week on How to Behave, Brian Keyser, Hannah Howard, and guest Elena Matt are talking healthcare with Dr. Daniel Lugassy of the Physicians for a National Health Program. Dr. Lugassy and his colleagues are advocating for a single-payer healthcare system to provide the best coverage for all. Hear why...

Seven months after opening Trummer's on Main, Clayton Miller received a call from Food & Wine notifying him that he was nominated for Best New Chef. It wasn't a short and easy road for Clay. This week on Chef's Story, Dorothy Cann Hamilton sits down with Clay to discuss his...