EPISODE 236 | January 28, 2016
Plant-O-Rama 2016: Stunning Ecological Plant Combinations
CLAUDIA WEST has extensive background in horticulture, ecology, and environmental restoration. She holds a Master’s Degree of Landscape Architecture and…
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Plant-O-Rama 2016: Planting in a Post-Wild World: The Next Renaissance of Horticulture
THOMAS RAINER is a landscape architect, teacher, and writer. He has designed landscapes for the U.S. Capitol grounds, the Martin…
EPISODE 234 | January 22, 2016
Plant-O-Rama 2016 Preview
Preview the 2016 Plant-O-Rama festivities with Bob Hyland, the manager of Plant-O-Rama. This is their 20th year and we are…
EPISODE 233 | December 11, 2015
Yana Gilbuena
Chef Yana Gilbuena has been on a mission to “spread the Gospel of Filipino food. Through her SALO Project, she…
EPISODE 232 | October 19, 2015
“Staying Relevant” at Taste Talks
Tune in for a live Heritage Radio Network recording of Taste Talks, featuring a conversation with the chefs and restaurateurs…
EPISODE 231 | October 5, 2015
Feministing In The Kitchen
Cookbooks can be incredibly powerful tools for both examining women’s history and empowering women through the art of cooking. So…
EPISODE 230 | August 17, 2015
Going with the Grain: New York’s Grain Revival
Published: August 17th, 2015 Running time: 2 Minutes By Zoe HollandStephen Wade is pioneering a grains movement in New York…
EPISODE 229 | July 31, 2015
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What makes Bristol Bay salmon so special? Find out on a brand new episode of The Farm Report. Host Erin…
EPISODE 228 | July 20, 2015
Chef Brian Alberg of Eat on North
Published July 20th, 2015 Running time: 10 Minutes Tune in as Erin Fairbanks sits down with Brian Alberg, Executive Chef…
EPISODE 227 | July 10, 2015
Expo Milano with Chef Evan Hanzcor
Erin Fairbanks chats with Chef Evan Hanzcor about his involvement at the USA Pavillon at Expo Milano 2015!
EPISODE 226 | June 26, 2015
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Cheese lovers and farmers across America speak to why they value raw milk, cheese and what will be lost if…
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When Chef Hooni Kim was asked to make spaghetti and meatballs in the kitchen at Daniel, he didn’t realize the…
EPISODE 224 | June 25, 2015
Action on Climate Change: Papal Encyclical
Published June 25th, 2015 Running time: 19 Minutes By Erin Fairbanks Tune in as Erin Fairbanks is on the…
EPISODE 223 | June 19, 2015
Drinking Stories + Sustainability
We bring you a panel of notable food and culture personalities to discuss stories that all start with “That one…
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Food Rants, Raves and Readings
HRN turns the tables for a provocative conversation about media, authenticity and food feuds at Bonnaroo. In an interactive session…
EPISODE 222 | August 17, 2015
Beyond Lobster: Exploring Real Maine Food
Published: August 17th, 2015 Running time: 1 Minute By Zoe HollandAlthough Luke Holden and Ben Conniff started a mini lobster…
EPISODE 221 | June 19, 2015
Food Trucks + Fixes
Food truck chefs and their staff wear many hats: Part culinary innovators, part entrepreneurs, part duct-tape surgeons, part land-yacht navigators,…
EPISODE 221 | August 13, 2015
HRN Week in Review: Soda Stats, BLT & A Tribe Called Quest
Jack Inslee & Erin Fairbanks recap topics including the perfect BLT, bitterness in school food and the soda industry’s attempt…
EPISODE 220 | June 7, 2015
Hunger and Food Insecurity in the LGBT Community
Published June 7th, 2015 Running time: 1 Hour, 25 Minutes Contrary to popular stereotypes, lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender…
EPISODE 220 | August 11, 2015
Checking in with John Hall of Post Office Pies
Erin Fairbanks sits down and chats with John Hall of Post Office Pies, a burgeoning pizzeria and restaurant in Avondale,…
EPISODE 219 | June 5, 2015
Dr. Flora
How do we make sure animals are being farmed safely and who has the main oversight in these areas? You…
EPISODE 219 | August 7, 2015
HRN Week in Review
On the first edition of the brand new HRN Week in Review, Jack Inslee & Erin Fairbanks recap topics including…
EPISODE 218 | June 5, 2015
Update from Slow Meat 2015
This week’s episode of The Farm Report comes to you on the road as host Erin Fairbanks is in Denver,…
EPISODE 218 | July 24, 2015
Keep You Basil Fresher Longer!
Find out how you can keep your delicious fragrant basil fresh for longer than a few days.
EPISODE 217 | May 8, 2015
Remembering Joshua Ozersky
Heritage Radio Network mourns the loss of larger-than-life, acclaimed writer and food personality Josh Ozersky who passed away at the…
EPISODE 217 | July 24, 2015
Everything You Never Knew About Brunch
Eggs benedicts, bloody marys and long lines weren’t always an obligatory weekend meal. From post-hunting meals to religious origins, Fahra…
EPISODE 216 | May 1, 2015
What Doesn’t Kill You – Pig Tales: An Omnivore’s Quest for Sustainable Meat
Barry Estabrook joins Katy Keiffer for this week’s episode of What Doesn’t Kill You to discuss his latest book, Pig…
EPISODE 216 | July 10, 2015
C is for Chilli Con Carne
On this episode of Edible Alphabet host Ashley Kosiak discusses chill con carne.
EPISODE 215 | April 30, 2015
The Breach: An Update on Bristol Bay
Published April 30th, 2015Running time: 7 Minutes By Erin Fairbanks and Declan Christenberry Salmon fishing in the Bristol Bay region…
EPISODE 215 | July 7, 2015
Fondas to Food Processors: Mexico City in Your Kitchen
Published July 7th, 2015 Running time: 5 Minutes By Rachie Weisberg & Emily Peterson Chef Lesley Tellez shares the inspiration…
EPISODE 214 | April 20, 2015
Mexican Everyday: Rick Bayless
In his previous books, Rick Bayless transformed America’s understanding of Mexican cuisine, introducing authentic dishes and cooking methods as he…
EPISODE 214 | July 5, 2015
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It’s planning season for USDA summer meals sponsors–the people who know that, for children from food-insecure homes, the last day…
EPISODE 213 | April 17, 2015
Sqirl: Rethinking California Cuisine
Published April 17th, 2015 Running time: 4 Minutes By Jack Inslee When’s the last time you had a breakfast that…
EPISODE 213 | July 5, 2015
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This week on Eating Disorder, hosts Crazy Legs Conti and The Rev Spyro kick off the new radio season welcoming…
EPISODE 212 | April 13, 2015
IACP Conference in Washington, DC
Heritage Radio Network attended the 2015 International Association of Culinary Professionals conference in Washington DC, to hear what topics were…
EPISODE 212 | June 26, 2015
B is for Bourbon
Join Ashley on her second round of the alphabet. Today, we learn about the history of bourbon.
EPISODE 211 | April 8, 2015
The Julia Child Award 2015: The Story Behind the Award
Published April 8th, 2015Running time: 5 Minutes By Jack Inslee Created by The Julia Child Foundation for Gastronomy and the…
EPISODE 211 | June 22, 2015
Sustainable Seafood with Rick Moonen
Erin Fairbanks chats with Chef Rick Moonen of Rick Moonen’s RM Seafood and r bar café at Mandalay Bay in…
EPISODE 210 | April 3, 2015
Mimi Sheraton: 1,000 Foods to Eat Before You Die
Mimi Sheraton discusses her latest book, 1,000 Foods to Eat Before You Die. She’ll be at this years 2015 Food…
EPISODE 210 | June 18, 2015
Chef Jeremy Fox of Rustic Canyon Wine Bar
Published June 18th, 2015 Running time: 45 Minutes Tune in as Erin Fairbanks chats with Chef Jeremy Fox of…
EPISODE 209 | April 1, 2015
Food Book Fair: Previewing the Festivities
Preview the 2015 Food Book Fair with Kim Chou, Managing Director of the event. The Food Book Fair celebrate the…
EPISODE 209 | June 12, 2015
Hunting Dogs
Take a trip down hunting history lane on this week’s episode of The Wild Game Domain. Chad Pagano, freshly back…
EPISODE 208 | March 29, 2015
Special Update : Explosion in the East Village
On this special update Cathy Erway, host of Eat Your Words interviews local East Village restaurant owners Jimmy Carbone and…
EPISODE 208 | June 10, 2015
Gov Ball 2015
Why is food the tortilla that holds the whole ridiculous burrito that is Governors Ball, together?
EPISODE 207 | March 15, 2015
Sustainable Salmon in Every Season: Christopher Nicolson of Iliamna Fish Co.
Published March 15, 2015Running time: 8 Minutes By Laura del Campo Christopher Nicolson’s family has been fishing in Kenai Peninsula…
EPISODE 207 | June 5, 2015
A is for Apple Pie
Tune in for a special series on the history of food, brought to you one letter at a time. In…
EPISODE 206 | March 13, 2015
Chef Jonathan Sawyer
James Beard Award Nominee Jonathon Sawyer talks with Michael Harlan Turkell about his custom vinegars and Apricot Sake cocktails.
EPISODE 206 | May 27, 2015
Memorial Day Mishaps
Host of Cooking Issues, Dave Arnold, returns from memorial day weekend with couple stories about some injuries her received and…
EPISODE 205 | March 13, 2015
Chef Michael Anthony
Chef Anthony’s work at Gramercy Tavern earned him a 2012 James Beard award for Best Chef New York City, and…
EPISODE 205 | May 20, 2015
Armando’s HRN Party Coverage: Live at CMYK
Our very own Armando Grullard from GUNWASH reports live from the Heritage Radio Network Kickstarter Backer Party at CMYK in…
EPISODE 204 | March 13, 2015
Chef Nick Anderer
Chef Nick Anderer of Marta, is nominated for a James Beard Award for Best Chef NYC. Tune in to hear…
EPISODE 204 | May 15, 2015
A Few Things Debuts! Episode One Highlights
Tune in for highlights from the first episode of A Few Things with Claire and Erica!
EPISODE 203 | March 13, 2015
Chef Mark Ladner
Executive Chef of Del Posto Restaurant, Mark Ladner, is nominated for a James Beard Award for Best Chef NYC. Tune…
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Chef Seamus Mullen
Chef Seamus Mullen of Tertulia, is nominated for a James Beard award for Best Chef NYC. Tune in to hear…
EPISODE 202 | May 15, 2015
Ask a Clean Person Debuts! Highlights from Episode One
Tune in for highlights from the first episode of Ask a Clean Person!
EPISODE 201 | March 9, 2015
Green Bronx Machine: A Farm 4 Stories Up
Published March 8, 2015Running time: 10 Minutes By Erin Fairbanks & Liz Smith The Green Bronx Machine, an impact driven,…
EPISODE 201 | May 15, 2015
Taste Talks Debuts! Highlights from Episode One
Tune in for highlights from the first episode of Taste Talks!
EPISODE 200 | March 6, 2015
Marco Canora on The Food Seen
This week on the Food Seen, Michael Harlan Turkell talked to Marco Canora, author of A Good Food Day and…
EPISODE 200 | May 15, 2015
Japan Eats Debuts! Highlights from Episode One
Tune in for highlights from the first episode of Japan Eats!
EPISODE 199 | March 6, 2015
Chef Sean Brock
Chef Sean Brock of Charleston, SC’s Husk tells how a good hot bowl of hoppin john changed his life.
EPISODE 199 | May 12, 2015
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The Culinary Institute of America’s Greystone campus in Napa Valley, California, hosted it’s 17th annual Worlds of Flavor conference, with…
EPISODE 198 | March 6, 2015
Chef Howard Hanna
Chef Howard Hanna of Kansas City’s Rieger Hotel talks Midwest cuisine and Al Capone.
EPISODE 198 | May 1, 2015
Hot Brown
Louisville is known for horse races (it’s Derby time) and bourbon but it’s also home to one of America’s most…
EPISODE 197 | March 1, 2015
The Pollinator Campaign: Raising Awareness for Honeybees
Published March 1, 2015Running time: 18 Minutes By Erin Fairbanks Tune in as Erin Fairbanks chats with Larissa Walker, Pollinator…
EPISODE 197 | April 29, 2015
Corey Lee of Benu
Tune in as Erin Fairbanks hosts a special interview with acclaimed chef Corey Lee. Corey is the chef and owner…
EPISODE 196 | March 1, 2015
Hormel Goes HIMP on What Doesn’t Kill You
This week on What Doesn’t Kill You, whistle blower Amanda Hitt returns to talk about the latest news on HIMP,…
EPISODE 196 | April 24, 2015
The Middle Eastern Roots of Spices and the Early Globalization of Food
On this week’s episode of A Taste of the Past, host Linda Pelaccio takes listeners on a vivid and far-ranging…
EPISODE 195 | February 20, 2015
Management Intensive Grazing
​Livestock farmers in Wisconsin are using a method called Management Intensive Grazing to graze their animals. It is more sustainable…
EPISODE 195 | April 21, 2015
Heritage Radio @ Coachella: Bonding Over Food
Published April 21st, 2015 Running time: 10 Minutes By Jack Inslee At the world’s biggest music festival and most blogged…
EPISODE 194 | February 16, 2015
Don’t Kill the President: Life of a White House Chef
Published February 16th, 2015Running time: 11 Minutes By Brian Reno Former White House chef Walter Scheib discusses why the position…
EPISODE 194 | April 17, 2015
Sugar and its Dark History
This week on A Taste of the Past, host Linda Pelaccio is talkin’ sugar and its checkered, dark past with…
EPISODE 193 | February 13, 2015
Bonnie Slotnick’s Cookbooks
Published February 13th, 2015Running time: 5 Minutes By Amrita Gupta<P Bonnie Slotnick Cookbooks</a href = “http://www.bonnieslotnickcookbooks.com/”> was a West Village…
EPISODE 193 | April 17, 2015
Cereal – Honey Nut Cheerios: Karen Palmer
The cereal: Honey Nut Cheerios. The guest: Karen Palmer. Karen is the Executive Editor at Tasting Table, a website and…
EPISODE 192 | February 6, 2015
Red Lion Inn
Published February 6th, 2015Running time: 3 Minutes By Brian Reno A Berkshire native, Brian Aldberg both supports his local farming…
EPISODE 192 | April 17, 2015
Word of Mouth with Leiti Hsu – Patrick Martins
“What could be more intimate than putting something in your mouth, whether it’s pink like a veal chop or sweet…
EPISODE 191 | February 5, 2015
FOOD+ENTERPRISE Summit: Empire State Development Comments
Published February 5th, 2015Running time: 13 Minutes By Erin Fairbanks Listen in as Erin Fairbanks speaks with Samuel Filler of…
EPISODE 191 | April 17, 2015
Robyn Lea’s Dinner With Jackson Pollock
On today’s episode of THE FOOD SEEN, Robyn Lea has worked as a photographer, writer and director of the past…
EPISODE 190 | February 5, 2015
Organicology Promo: Green Packaging with David Allaway
Published February 3rd, 2015Running time: 2 Minutes By Austin Sherman David Allaway, Waste Prevention expert, will be speaking at Organicology…
EPISODE 190 | April 14, 2015
Food Book Fair 2015 – Cookbooks & History
Initiated in 2012, The Food Book Fair celebrates the intersection of food culture and food systems and a ton more….
EPISODE 189 | February 5, 2015
Organicology Promo: Organic Certification
Published February 3rd, 2015Running time: 3 Minutes By Austin Sherman Chris Roddy, organic certification expert will be a speaker at…
EPISODE 189 | April 14, 2015
Food Book Fair 2015 – Food in a Visual Culture
Initiated in 2012, The Food Book Fair celebrates the intersection of Food Culture and Food Systems. In 2015, the event…
EPISODE 188 | February 5, 2015
Organic Certification: Challenges and Benefits
Published February 3rd, 2015Running time: 6 Minutes By Austin Sherman Chris Roddy, of Oregon Tilth talks benefits and challenges of…
EPISODE 188 | April 10, 2015
Beer Sessions with Eric Asimov
Today on a very special Beer Sessions, host Jimmy Carbone talks with famous wine and food critic of the New…
EPISODE 187 | February 2, 2015
Why Seeds Matter: Expert Matthew Dillion Explains
Published February 2nd, 2015Running time: 4 Minutes By Austin Sherman Matthew Dillon is a seed expert and one of the…
EPISODE 187 | April 10, 2015
Chef’s Story – Soulayphet Phet Schwader
This week’s guest on Chef’s Story is Soulayphet “Phet” Schwader. Born in a small village outside the capital of Laos,…
EPISODE 186 | February 2, 2015
Seeds and Breeds: Organicology with Matthew Dillon
Published February 2nd, 2015Running time: 3 Minutes By Austin Sherman Matthew Dillon, seed expert and guru explains why Seeds are…
EPISODE 186 | April 3, 2015
NY to Palm Springs: Food @ The Ace Hotel
Five Leaves owner Jud Mongell and chef/partner Ken Addington are collaborating with Ace Hotel at King’s Highway as well as…
EPISODE 185 | January 30, 2015
Truckin’ to Milan: Drive Change at World’s Fair
Published January 30th, 2015Running time: 5 Minutes By Brian Reno The advisors for the 2015 Expo have been announced. Jordyn…
EPISODE 185 | March 27, 2015
Vegetable Forward: Amanda Cohen
In this snippet, Chef Amanda Cohen, owner of Dirt Candy on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, is interviewed by…
EPISODE 184 | January 30, 2015
Bocuse d’Or: USA Scores its First Silver
Published January 30th, 2015Running time: 2 Minutes By Amrita Gupta Team USA makes the rankings in the Olympics of haute…
EPISODE 184 | March 27, 2015
Chinese Food In The US : Cathy Erway
Cathy Will be on a panel at the Food Book Fair 2015. Listen to a snippet from the latest episode…
EPISODE 183 | January 29, 2015
Food: When It’s Not What You Think
Do you really know what’s in the olive oil you use everyday? How about the true contents of your morning…
EPISODE 183 | March 20, 2015
Persian New Year on A Taste of the Past
The vernal equinox is upon us and with it brings the start of spring! Listen to this snippet of this…
EPISODE 182 | January 27, 2015
Snow Day! What HRN is Doing
Published January 27th, 2015Running time: 6 Minutes By Jack Insee So schools closed, you might be home from work and…
EPISODE 182 | March 17, 2015
Behind the Green St Paddys: The Blue Story Behind the Green Holiday
Published March 17th, 2015Running time: 5 Minutes By Eliza Loehr Corned Beef Hash, Green Dyed Bagels, St Paddys Day Parades:…
EPISODE 181 | January 22, 2015
Food Tank Summit Update: From Katy Keiffer
Published January 22nd, 2015Running time: 7 Minutes By Jack Insee Katy Keiffer, host of “What Doesn’t Kill You” gives an…
EPISODE 181 | March 8, 2015
Phil of Momo Sushi Shack on GUNWASH
Tune in for this teaser segment from GUNWASH featuring HRN’s neighbor and co-host of The Main Course, Phil Gilmour from…
EPISODE 180 | January 22, 2015
Horticulture Trends: Previewing Plant-O-Rama 2015
Published January 22nd, 2015Running time: 8 Minutes By Jack Insee What’s going on in the garden world? What does 2015…
EPISODE 180 | March 8, 2015
History of the Automat
This week on A Taste of the Past, Linda Pelaccio talked to Marianne Hardart, the great-granddaughter of Automat co-founder Frank…
EPISODE 179 | January 22, 2015
Food Tank Summit Update
Published January 22nd, 2015Running time: 7 Minutes By Jack Insee Listen in as Jack Inslee gets the scoop on the…
EPISODE 179 | March 5, 2015
Life is a Carnival: The Myths and Realities of Carnies
Published March 5th, 2015Running time: 5 Minutes By Austin Sherman Ever wonder what goes on behind the pretty lights and…
EPISODE 178 | January 18, 2015
Walker Stern, Joe Ogrodnek, and Andrew Friedman on Food Talk
This week on Food Talk with Michael Colameco, host Mike Colameco welcomes Walker Stern and Joe Ogrodnek to the show….
EPISODE 178 | March 1, 2015
History of Food in India on A Taste of the Past
From dal to samosas, paneer to vindaloo, dosa to naan, today’s A Taste of the Past is delving into the…
EPISODE 177 | January 16, 2015
Food as Art in the Bronx: Bronx River Art Center Unveils New Exhibit
Published January 16th, 2015Running time: 3 Minutes By Brian Reno The Bronx River Art Center premieres the first of 10…
EPISODE 177 | February 26, 2015
Cap’n Crunch on Cereal
Episode Four. The cereal: Cap’n Crunch. The guest: Eric “Badlands” Booker. A competitive eater known as “The People’s Champ,” Eric…
EPISODE 176 | January 16, 2015
HRN Remembers Bob Nueske: Wisconsin Food Legend
Published January 16th, 2015Running time: 2 Minutes By Austin Sherman The food community lost a legend Monday, January 12th 2015….
EPISODE 176 | February 26, 2015
Alan Richman on Chef’s Story
This week on Chef’s Story, hear from the world famous Alan Richman, “the most decorated food writer in history.” He…
EPISODE 175 | January 15, 2015
Humane Society Reacts to CA’s Lift of Foie Gras Ban
Published January 15th, 2015Running time: 3 Minutes By Austin Sherman On Wednesday, January 7th, 2015 California lifted the ban on…
EPISODE 175 | February 15, 2015
Cereal Debut Episode: Justin Warner
Episode one. The cereal: Golden Grahams. The guest: Justin Warner. Welcome to the debut of Cereal, a podcast about… cereal….
EPISODE 174 | January 15, 2015
For the Love of Carnitas: Chipotle Takes Takes Pork Off the Menu After Supplier Violates Standards
Published January 15th, 2015Running time: 2 Minutes By Austin Sherman Tune in to “What Doesn’t Kill You” Monday, January 19th…
EPISODE 174 | February 13, 2015
Pulque, From Mexico to NYC
Published February 13th, 2015Running time: 5 Minutes By Yvette Cabrera and Amrita Gupta From a sacred Aztec drink, to a…
EPISODE 173 | January 13, 2015
Crocodile Bile in Beer? Fuhmentaboudit Weighs In
Published January 13th, 2014Running time: 2 Minutes By Chris Cuzme & Mary Izett Crocodile Bile in Beer? Chris Cuzme and…
EPISODE 173 | February 10, 2015
Date Trip Tip: Valentine’s Day in Napa
Published February 1, 2015Running time: 8 Minutes By Austin Sherman Napa in the dead of winter might just be the…
EPISODE 172 | January 11, 2015
New York Times Food Section with Melissa Clark & Julia Moskin
This week on The Morning After, hosts Jessie Kiefer and Sari Kamin kick off the show with some crazy Food…
EPISODE 172 | February 6, 2015
Ashley A-Z : V is for Vanilla
Published February 6th, 2015Running time: 5 Minutes By Ashley Kosiak Tune in for a special series on the history of…
EPISODE 171 | January 11, 2015
Bulletproof Coffee
This week on Eat Your Words, host Cathy Erway is talking Bulletproof Coffee with nutritionist Stephanie Middleberg of Middleberg Nutrition…
EPISODE 171 | February 1, 2015
2015 Cheesemonger Invitational Competition
Published February 1, 2015Running time: 35 Minutes By Emily Acosta “Cutting the Curd” producer Emily Acosta is bringing HRN special…
EPISODE 170 | January 9, 2015
Expanded Polystyrene Ban: In Effect a Year Later
Published January 9th, 2014Running time: 8 Minutes By Liz Smith A year after City Council passed a compromise measure that…
EPISODE 170 | January 29, 2015
Ireland with Darina Allen on Native
Travel to Ireland on the latest episode of Native as Briana Kurtz is joined by the legendary Darina Allen. Called…
EPISODE 169 | January 8, 2015
California Lifts Foie Gras Ban: Reactions
Erin Fairbanks kicks off the 2015 season of The Farm Report talking about the recent overturning of the Californian ban…
EPISODE 169 | January 22, 2015
U is for Udon
Tune in for a special series on the history of food, brought to you one letter at a time. In…
EPISODE 168 | January 8, 2015
School Food Social Media That Rocks
We kick off the new year with Dayle Hayes, the activist blogger behind “School Meals That Rock,” a multi-platform social…
EPISODE 168 | January 11, 2015
Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs on the JDS Variety Hour… Half Hour
This week on the Joshua David Stein Variety Hour… Half Hour, host Joshua David Stein is talking children’s books, and…
EPISODE 167 | December 19, 2014
NY Fracking Ban: Governor Cuomo Bans Fracking in NY
Published December 19th, 2014Running time: 4 Minutes By Erin Fairbanks It’s official – there will be no fracking in New…
EPISODE 167 | January 4, 2015
The NoMad, Evil Twin, Victory! on Beer Sessions
We’ve got some great guests in the studio today on Beer Sessions Radio including friends from Victory, Evil Twin, and…
EPISODE 166 | December 19, 2014
2014’s Hot Food Books: Whats Cooking on This Year’s List?
Published December 19th, 2014Running time: 4 Minutes By Amrita Gupta The Atlantic’s Corby Kummer tells us which food books he…
EPISODE 166 | January 4, 2015
History of the Potato Chip
What is it about salty snacks? What is it, in particular, about the potato chip? Learn about the history of…
EPISODE 165 | December 19, 2014
Richard Hottelet: 1st Eyewitness of D Day Dies at 97
Published December 19th, 2014Running time: 2 Minutes By Eliza Loehr Richard C Hottelet, the first eyewitness reporter to cover the…
EPISODE 165 | January 4, 2015
The Food Seen – Nick Balla & Bar Tartine
On THE FOOD SEEN, Nick Balla, co-chef of Bar Tartine in San Francisco, used to call everything pickles. Raised in…
EPISODE 164 | December 4, 2013
McWages
Today across the Unites States citizens and McDonalds employees alike have come together outside of flagship McDonalds across the country…
EPISODE 164 | December 19, 2014
Our Relationship with Cuba: What it Means for Food and Ag
Published December 19th, 2014Running time: 4 Minutes By Austin Sherman What will the reopening of a diplomatic relationship with Cuba…
EPISODE 164 | January 4, 2015
My Welcome Table: Mississippi Delta
Tune into this edition of My Welcome Table to hear Jessica B. Harris’ explorations of the culinary history of the…
EPISODE 163 | December 19, 2014
Remembering Dionisio Silva: A Rare Breed Butcher
We’re incredibly saddened to announce the passing of Dionisio Silva, a beloved and storied butcher who worked the same stall…
EPISODE 163 | January 2, 2015
Ketchup and French Fries: A History from Sir Kensington’s
Published February 3rd, 2015Running time: 17 Minutes Learn about the history of the French Fry and Ketchup on a journey…
EPISODE 162 | December 12, 2014
Carbon 101: The Climate Conundrum
Published December 12th, 2014Running time: 8 Minutes By Nancy Gagliardi If mention of the word carbon triggers a glazed over…
EPISODE 162 | December 31, 2014
Classic Food Writers: What You Should Be Reading Now
This “Evolutionaries” mash-up features Classic Food Writers: What You Should Be Reading Now. Hear from Jessica B. Harris, Joan Nathan…
EPISODE 161 | December 12, 2014
Give a Little: Support St. John’s Bread & Life
Published December 12th, 2014Running time: 2 Minutes By Amrita Gupta Support St. John’s Bread and Life by shopping at Whole…
EPISODE 161 | December 31, 2014
Chefs We Love: Mary Sue Milliken, Lidia Bastianich & Lydia Shire
This “Evolutionaries” mash-up features chefs we love: Mary Sue Milliken, Lidia Bastianich & Lydia Shire [70 Minutes]
EPISODE 160 | December 11, 2014
David Waltuck of Elan
Hear from the legendary David Waltuck on a brand new episode of Word of Mouth. The man behind the iconic…
EPISODE 160 |
Eating Delancey: Jewish Food Memories
This week on A Taste of the Past, host Linda Pelaccio is delving into some delicious food memories, using theJewish…
EPISODE 159 | December 9, 2014
Purdue Poultry Uncovered – Better Chicken Initiative from CIWF
Published December 9th, 2014Running time: 8 Minutes By Erin Fairbanks We’re on the line with Leah Garces of Compassion in…
EPISODE 159 | December 11, 2014
Dorie Greenspan and Christine Muhlke
This week’s guests: Dorie Greenspan & Christine Muhlke Over the past 20 years, Dorie Greenspan has written 10 cookbooks and…
EPISODE 158 | December 8, 2014
NYC Trees: Sharing the Love
Published December 8th, 2014Running time: 4 Minutes By Elizabeth Saxe Did you ever stop to think whether your Christmas tree…
EPISODE 158 | December 9, 2014
The Bronx is Burning: A Story of Community and Hot Sauce
Published December 9th, 2014Running time: 4 Minutes By Austin Sherman The Bronx Hot Sauce is a creative collaboration between GrowNYC,…
EPISODE 157 | December 7, 2014
Stronger Together: Merger Hopes to Reform Letter Grade System
Published December 7th, 2014Running time: 2 Minutes By Yvette Cabrera The NYC Hospitality Alliance merged with the United Restaurant and…
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Spiegelau and Bell’s Brewery
Tune in to a special episode of Beer Sessions Radio recorded at the Spiegelau Showroom in NYC! Hear from Laura…
EPISODE 156 | December 5, 2014
Food Thinker Doers
The University of Gastronomic Sciences, founded in 2004 by the international non-profit association Slow Food in cooperation with the Italian…
EPISODE 156 | December 7, 2014
Food Talk with Michael Colameco Episode 42
This week on Food Talk with Michael Colameco, host Mike Colameco first welcomes Steve Train, Maine Lobster Fisherman and Captain…
EPISODE 155 | November 30, 2014
All I Need is the Air That I Breathe…and a Plain Yogurt
Who’s the bigger liar — the banking industry or the peanut butter industry? The jury is out. Tune in to…
EPISODE 155 | December 5, 2014
Country of Origin Labeling
The WTO recently ruled that the US Cool laws discriminate against meat imports from other countries. What happens now?
EPISODE 154 | November 29, 2014
American Nonprofits: A History of Generous Love
Published November 28th, 2014Running time: 7 Minutes By Elizabeth Saxe Americans have always been enthusiastic about charitable organizations. Learn about…
EPISODE 154 | December 4, 2014
Race and Place in NYC: A Conversation on Equity
Published December 4th, 2014Running time: 60 Minutes Tune in as Erin Fairbanks and Yvette Cabrera host a special conversation on…
EPISODE 153 | November 27, 2014
To Brine or Not to Brine – Dave Arnold’s Turkey Tradition
Published November 26th, 2014Running time: 3 Minutes By Yvette Cabrera Dave Arnold talks about how he prepares his turkey for…
EPISODE 152 | November 26, 2014
Roberta’s Thanksgiving: A 100% Accurate Historical Tale
Published November 26th, 2014 Running time: 5 Minutes By Caitlin Pierce You probably haven’t heard the story of the first…
EPISODE 152 | November 29, 2014
Local Charities Swamped – SNAP and The NYC Hunger Epidemic
Published November 28th, 2014Running time: 5 Minutes By Jack Inslee Despite record stock market highs, one in six New York…
EPISODE 152 |
Country of Origin Labeling: COOL or not cool?
Published November 28th, 2014Running time: 5 Minutes By Amrita Gupta The WTO recently ruled that the US Cool laws discriminate…
EPISODE 151 | November 25, 2014
Classic Food Writers: What you should be reading now
This “Evolutionaries” mash-up features three incredible people who make media—Florence Fabricant, Eric Asimov and Colman Andrews. They create the books,…
EPISODE 151 | November 27, 2014
Veterans as Farmers – Defending and Feeding Our Country
Published November 26th, 2014Running time: 5 Minutes By Yvette Cabrera & Brian Reno The Farmer Veteran Coalition is helping veterans…
EPISODE 150 | November 23, 2014
Q is for Queso
Tune in for a special series on the history of food, brought to you one letter at a time. In…
EPISODE 150 | November 24, 2014
Japanese Whiskey Win: Japan takes World’s Best Whiskey Title
Published November 24th, 2014Running time: 3 Minutes By Austin Sherman Scotch Whiskey has long been the standard bearer for top-notch…
EPISODE 149 | November 21, 2014
Who Pays: Berkely Passes Soda Tax
Published November 21st, 2014Running time: 5 Minutes By Yvette Cabrera A soda tax was passed in Berkeley, California. We can…
EPISODE 149 |
As American As Apple Cider
Published November 2st, 2014 Running time: 5 Minutes By Elizabeth Saxe Apple cider might be the most American beverage we…
EPISODE 148 | November 20, 2014
Turkey, An American Story
This week on A Taste of the Past, host Linda Pelaccio is feeling festive, talking the history of the turkey…
EPISODE 148 | November 21, 2014
Antifreeze in Your Whiskey? Yes & No. Debunking the Myth
Published November 21st, 2014Running time: 5 Minutes By Austin Sherman In the wake of the Fireball recall in Europe, Dave…
EPISODE 147 | November 19, 2014
Ballsy Philanthropy: Meatball Shop Helps Homeless
Published November 19th, 2014Running time: 7 Minutes By Jack Inslee Daniel Holzman and Mike Chernow of The Meatball Shop will…
EPISODE 147 | November 20, 2014
How Great Cities Are Fed
In this debut episode of How Great Cities Are Fed, your hosts Karen Karp and Ben Kerrick introduce the series…
EPISODE 146 | November 14, 2014
Return of White Sonora Wheat: Milling History in Arizona
Published November 14th, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes By Eliza Loehr and Brian Reno Hayden Flour Mills is revitalizing the…
EPISODE 146 | November 16, 2014
Cider Week Forever! Drink Cider Year Round
Published November 16th, 2014 Running time: 9 Minutes By Jeet Suresh Paul Every year in New York City, we take…
EPISODE 145 | November 11, 2014
Heaven is a French Fry
Published November 11th, 2014 Running time: 3 Minutes Nancy Gagliardi gives a recap of French fry pop up exhibit that…
EPISODE 145 | November 14, 2014
The Great Chefs of Peru: On Biodiversity
Published November 14th, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes By Elizabeth Saxe Diego Munoz Velasquez and Jamie Pesaque are two of…
EPISODE 144 | November 9, 2014
Grazers Premiere: A Film on the Future of Meat
Published November 9th, 2014 Running time: 5 Minutes By Erin Fairbanks HRN Executive Director Erin Fairbanks gets documentarian Sarah Teale…
EPISODE 144 | November 13, 2014
The Pizza Bagel is Back: On HRN’s Pizza Party
This week on Pizza Party, host Talia Ralph is talking the epic comeback of the pizza bagel! Welcoming guests Marian…
EPISODE 143 | November 7, 2014
Voting for Food: Steve Southerland Defeated in Florida
Published November 7th, 2014 Running time: 3 Minutes By Elizabeth Saxe Advocacy group Food Policy Action put a huge amount…
EPISODE 143 | November 13, 2014
Cultured Foods For Your Kitchen: On Fuhmentaboudit!
This week on Fuhmentaboudit!, hosts Mary Izett and Chris Cuzme kick off the episode with some upcoming events in the…
EPISODE 142 | November 7, 2014
HRN Remembers: Car Talk’s Tom Magliozzi
Published November 7th, 2014 Running time: 5 Minutes By Elizabeth Saxe On Monday November 3rd, 2014, American talk radio lost…
EPISODE 142 | November 10, 2014
Chef Cal Peternell of Chez Panisse
This week on a brand new The Main Course, host Patrick Martins is in studio with Chef Cal Peternell and…
EPISODE 141 | October 31, 2014
American Food 2.0: Conversations from the Greenmarket
Published October 31st, 2014 Running time: 9 Minutes By Austin Sherman and Brian Reno The 2015 World Expo’s theme is…
EPISODE 141 | November 9, 2014
Cheese and Art: Film
Continuing the ongoing series on cheese and art, this week host Greg Blais is talking film on Cutting the Curd!…
EPISODE 140 | October 31, 2014
Big Soda Ban: Living on Through DeBlasio
Published October 31st, 2014 Running time: 2 Minutes By Yvette Cabrera DeBlasio announces that he will continue to fight for…
EPISODE 140 | November 7, 2014
World Pizza Champion: Exploring The Pizza Bible
This week on Pizza Party, host Talia Ralph welcomes Tony Gemignani the 11 time World Pizza Champ and author of…
EPISODE 139 | October 24, 2014
Food Film Fest! An HRN Takeover
George Motz, Seth Unger and a bunch of incredible characters involved in this year’s NYC Food FIlm Fest takeover HRN…
EPISODE 139 | November 6, 2014
P is for Parmentiere
Tune in for a special series on the history of food, brought to you one letter at a time. In…
EPISODE 138 | October 24, 2014
White Brined Turkey: How Does it Taste?
Published October 24th, 2014 Running time: 5 Minutes By Brian Reno White Moustache Yogurt has a new use for its…
EPISODE 138 | November 2, 2014
O is for Olive Oil
Tune in for a special series on the history of food, brought to you one letter at a time. In…
EPISODE 137 | October 24, 2014
Palm Oil and the Orangutan
Published October 24th, 2014 Running time: 5 Minutes By Elizabeth Saxe Orangutan habitats in Malaysia and Indonesia have slowly been…
EPISODE 137 | October 27, 2014
Southern French: A Chat with Frank Stitt
Published October 27th, 2014 Running time: 19 Minutes By Jack Inslee We sit down with legendary Southern chef Frank Stitt…
EPISODE 136 | October 23, 2014
Farmer for Congress: Immigrant Farmer vs the House Majority Leader
Published October 23rd, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes By Brian Reno Mexican-American D-Raul Garcia fights against R-Kevin McCarthy on immigrant…
EPISODE 136 |
Critic on Critic Plus a Musical Turkey Hunt
This week on the Joshua David Stein Variety Hour… Half Hour, host Joshua David Stein is talking critic on critic…
EPISODE 135 | October 22, 2014
Michelin List: What Does it Say About Taste?
Published October 22nd, 2014 Running time: 3 Minutes By Nancy Gagliardi The 2015 Michelin List of NYC restaurants is pleasantly…
EPISODE 135 | October 23, 2014
Sourwood Honey: We Can’t Get Enough
Published October 23rd, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes By Amrita Gupta & Yvette Cabrera The labor intensive process of obtaining…
EPISODE 134 | October 17, 2014
National Pasta Day – Pasta Then and Now
October 17th is National Pasta Day. Here at Heritage Radio, we are celebrating pasta’s past and present. Tune in to…
EPISODE 134 | October 22, 2014
Brooklyn Bounty! Brooklyn Historical Society Event
Published October 22nd, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes Brooklyn Historical Society (BHS) is celebrating Brooklyn’s vibrant food culture and heritage…
EPISODE 133 | October 17, 2014
Getting Schooled with Ben Pollinger: Seafood, Seasonality, and Family Ties
In episode 217 of the Main Course, Patrick Martins talks to veteran seafood chef and new cookbook author Ben Pollinger…
EPISODE 133 | October 20, 2014
Wine Fakery: Remember Your Palate
Published October 20th, 2014 Running time: 3 Minutes By Jack Inslee There are more food and beverage products on the…
EPISODE 132 | October 16, 2014
N is for Niacin
Tune in for a special series on the history of food, brought to you one letter at a time. In…
EPISODE 132 | October 20, 2014
Understanding Antibiotics: Looking to Scandinavia
Published October 20th, 2014 Running time: 6 Minutes By Jack Inslee Dr. Gail Hanson, Senior officer for Pew’s campaign on…
EPISODE 132 | June 18, 2015
Bringing Back the Lactose: Why We Need More Dairy Princesses
Published June 18th, 2015 Running time: 8 Minutes In Episode 237, The Farm Report celebrates Dairy Month. Erin Fairbanks…
EPISODE 131 | October 13, 2014
What’s in an Oyster? The Key to New York City’s History
Published October 13th, 2014 Running time: 7 Minutes By Eliza Loehr It’s hard to tell the history of New York…
EPISODE 131 | October 17, 2014
World Food Day 2014 – This year, World Food Day celebrates family farmers
Family farmers can feed the world without hurting the planet.
EPISODE 131 | June 15, 2015
Tupac Perfume and Success: Marcus Samuelsson on Harlem Vibes
Published June 15th, 2015 Running time: 10 Minutes On Episode 227 of Snacky Tunes hosts Darin and Greg are in…
EPISODE 130 | October 6, 2014
The Uneasy Politics of Fried Chicken
This episode of the Joshua David Stein Variety Hour….Half Hour starts with a poem by Linh Dinh, a Vietnamese-American poet,…
EPISODE 130 | October 16, 2014
Bristol Bay Mine On Hold
Published October 16th, 2014 Running time: 6 Minutes By Nancy Gagliardi As an update to a recent story on the…
EPISODE 130 | June 12, 2015
Being a Leader
In this episode of Radio Cherry Bombe, we hear from Karen Kelley, President and COO of Sweetgreen, as she reveals…
EPISODE 129 | October 6, 2014
Ask The Meat Man: HAM HAM HAM!
Published October 6th, 2014 Running time: 8 Minutes By Jack Inslee It’s that time again: Ask the Meat Man! Listen…
EPISODE 129 | October 16, 2014
EU Cheese Ban
Published October 16th, 2014 Running time: 10 Minutes By Nancy Gagliardi Listen in for an update to the Cutting the…
EPISODE 129 | May 1, 2015
Meat Matters
On Tuesday April 29th, Erin Fairbanks, host of The Farm Report and Executive Director of Heritage Radio Network, participated in…
EPISODE 128 | September 26, 2014
Callaloo and Collard Greens: Caribbean Women Farm Central Brooklyn
This story was comes to us from Feet in 2 Worlds, which supports immigrant journalists and brings their stories to…
EPISODE 128 | October 14, 2014
Perdue Chicken Labeling Lawsuit: What Does it Mean?
Published October 14th, 2014 Running time: 3 Minutes By Jack Inslee The Humane Society of the United States issued a…
EPISODE 128 | May 1, 2015
The Final Mile : Food Systems of New York
The Final Mile: Food Systems of New York is a year-long series of public programs, organized by Open House New…
EPISODE 127 | September 26, 2014
The Kitchen Sisters: Hidden Kitchens World
Hidden Kitchens travels the world chronicling little known kitchen rituals and traditions that explore how communities come together through food—from…
EPISODE 127 | October 14, 2014
Single Origin Ice Cream? Not Your Grandma’s Vanilla
Published October 10th, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes By Caitlin Pierce Choctál is a company that focuses solely on making…
EPISODE 127 | April 24, 2015
Talking Good Food w: With Sarah Weiner
Today, executive producer of Heritage Radio Network, Erin Fairbanks, inteviews Sarah Weiner, co-founder and executive director of the Seedlings Project….
EPISODE 126 | September 24, 2014
Becoming a Master Sommelier: A Story From Emily Peterson
Published September 24th, 2014 Running time: 9 Minutes Emily Peterson, host of Sharp & Hot, shares an incredible story about…
EPISODE 126 | October 13, 2014
Self-Regulate or Bust: What happens when a company fails to self-regulate
Published October 13th, 2014 Running time: 7 Minutes By Yvette Cabrera A felony conviction of CEOs of Peanut Corps of…
EPISODE 126 | April 24, 2015
Justin Waner & Daniel Krieger
Justin Warner, known to some as a food TV star, to others as a “wine-rapper” and most as the incredible…
EPISODE 125 | September 22, 2014
Get Wild: Forager Michael Heim Sustainable Summit Forecast
Published September 22nd, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes By Laura del Campo Michael Heim gives us an idea what we…
EPISODE 125 | October 10, 2014
Mission Impossible Foods – Veggie Burger for Meat Lovers
Published October 10th, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes By Caitlin Pierce Impossible Foods is attempting to do the impossible. They…
EPISODE 125 | April 13, 2015
What’s in a Name? Food Labeling Roundtable
Initiated in 2012, The Food Book Fair celebrates the intersection of food culture and food systems and a ton more….
EPISODE 124 | September 18, 2014
A Different Type of Food Stamp
Published September 18th, 2014 Running time: 5 Minutes On Sept. 26, the USPS will unveil 5 new forever stamps…
EPISODE 124 | October 10, 2014
Cooking Clean: Breathing Easy with Better Stoves
Published October 10th, 2014 Running time: 5 Minutes By Elizabeth Saxe 3 billion people worldwide rely on wood stoves for…
EPISODE 124 | April 10, 2015
Evolutionaries – Rick Bayless
Meet Rick Bayless, an award winning American chef and restauranteur who specializes in traditional Mexican cuisine with modern interpretations. On…
EPISODE 123 | September 12, 2014
Yahoo Drops A Bombe-shell: Picks Up Kerry Diamond
Published September 12th, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes Kerry Diamond, producer of Radio Cherry Bombe, discusses her new position…
EPISODE 123 | October 10, 2014
Brooklyn Winery – The Big Crush
Published October 10th, 2014 Running time: 6 Minutes By Austin Sherman Brooklyn Winery, located in Williamsburg, brings wine making into…
EPISODE 123 | February 26, 2015
Sugarlands Distilling Company on The Speakeasy
We’re talking Moonshine today on The Speakeasy as host Damon Boelte is joined by Brent Thompson from Sugarlands Distilling Company….
EPISODE 122 | September 12, 2014
Recreating Ancient Wine: Bronze-Age Wine Cellar Found in Israel
Published September 12th, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes A huge wine cellar was unearthed in an ancient Bronze Age…
EPISODE 122 | October 6, 2014
Decline of Fast Food
Published October 6th, 2014 Running time: 3 Minutes By Talia Ralph HRN Host Talia Ralph speaks with pro blogger, Mike…
EPISODE 122 | February 20, 2015
Immigration to and from Mexico
Published February 20th, 2015Running time: 6 Minutes By Yvette Cabrera & Amrita Gupta Half a million farmworkers in the US…
EPISODE 121 | September 11, 2014
J is for Jello
Published September 11th, 2014 Running time: 5 Minutes Tune in for a special series on the history of food,…
EPISODE 121 | September 30, 2014
NOT THAT WEED! Asian Weed Takes Over CT
Published September 30th, 2014 Running time: 3 Minutes By Alice Marcus Krieg & Carmen DeVito Alice Marcus Krieg and Carmen…
EPISODE 121 | February 19, 2015
Food+Enterprise 2015: TJ Murphy of BaldorFood
Published February 19th, 2015Running time: 20 Minutes By Erin Fairbanks Join HRN as Erin Fairbanks talks to the CEO of…
EPISODE 120 | September 10, 2014
Edward Lee: Mind of a Chef Preview
Published September 10th, 2014 Running time: 40 Minutes Erin Fairbanks chats with chef Edward Lee, a Korean-American who grew…
EPISODE 120 | September 30, 2014
Smart Phone Mania: What Does it Mean for Print?
Published September 30th, 2014 Running time: 3 Minutes By Julia Turshen With the release of the iPhone6 – smart phones…
EPISODE 120 | February 13, 2015
Food + Enterprise Andrew Kimball
Published February 13th, 2015Running time: 9 Minutes By Erin Fairbanks Join HRN as Erin Fairbanks talks to Andrew Kimball about…
EPISODE 119 | September 9, 2014
David Chang: Taste Maker
Published September 9th, 2014 Running time: 3 Minutes From ramen to cereal milk ice cream, David Chang’s opinions on…
EPISODE 119 | September 30, 2014
Slow Food Turns 25: Dana Cowin Reflects
Published September 30th, 2014 Running time: 3 Minutes By Julia Turshen Dana Cowin, Editor in Chief of Food & Wine…
EPISODE 118 | September 8, 2014
Tasting the Music
Published August 12th, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes The OutsideLands Music and Arts Festival in San Francisco has a…
EPISODE 118 | September 29, 2014
Ginseng Under Threat: Harvested Faster Than it Can Grow
Published September 29th, 2014 Running time: 6 Minutes By Amrita Gupta Biologist Dr James McGraw of West Virginia University tells…
EPISODE 118 | January 22, 2015
Exploring Animal Welfare
This week on The Farm Report, host Erin Fairbanks is getting some expert opinions on recent newsworthy stories coming from…
EPISODE 118 | June 18, 2015
Cheesemaking Drought? CA Water Shortage Impacting Cheese Makers
Published June 18th, 2015 Running time: 5 Minutes We have heard a lot about how the CA drought is…
EPISODE 117 | September 5, 2014
I Can’t Have What?: Chef Gimme the Ketchup
Published September 5th, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes On September 5th, an article in NBC news reports that Mad…
EPISODE 117 | September 26, 2014
A Vegetable Walks into a Bar: Savory Flavors & Energy Bars
Published September 26th, 2012 Running time: 6 Minutes By Austin Sherman Mel & Patricia Ziegler speak to HRN about SLOW,…
EPISODE 117 | January 8, 2015
Composting with FOR Solutions
Learn about the future of composting on the 2015 season debut of What Doesn’t Kill You! Katy Keiffer is joined…
EPISODE 117 | June 15, 2015
April Bloomfield’s Favorite Salad: Bitter Greens & Bitter Flavors
Published June 15th, 2015Running time: 3 Minutes In Episode 240 of The Food Seen, Chef April Bloomfield is in…
EPISODE 116 | August 28, 2014
Matt Wong of Sherry-Lehmann Wines & Spirits
On this week’s episode of The Speakeasy meet Matt Wong. Matt was not always on the path to make his…
EPISODE 116 | September 26, 2014
Farmers Lead the Way: Climate Change Summit
Published September 26th, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes By Austin Sherman Farmer Seth Jacobs explains why it’s important that each…
EPISODE 116 | January 4, 2015
Bar Management & Agave with Ryan Fitzgerald
Damon Boelte chats with Ryan Fitzgerald of Del Maguey Mezcal and the forthcoming ABV bar in San Francisco on this…
EPISODE 116 | June 15, 2015
Five Feet of Seaweed: Sustainable Cooking in Big Sur
Published June 15th, 2015Running time: 4 Minutes In Episode 234 of The Food Seen, Chef John Cox of Sierra…
EPISODE 115 | August 28, 2014
Poke: The Next Big Thing?
Jack Inslee chats with Honolulu Fish Company owner and CEO Wayne Samiere about the next big thing: poke.
EPISODE 115 | September 26, 2014
Women Are Not Down on the Farm: Numbers Lower for Females
Published September 26th, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes By Nancy Gagliardi USDA Census of Agriculture stats on women farmers indicate…
EPISODE 115 | December 11, 2014
Steal this Dandelion: Foraging with Wildman Steve Brill
Published November 21st, 2014Running time: 8 Minutes By Caitlin Pierce Wildman Steve Brill continues to lead foraging expeditions in New…
EPISODE 115 | June 8, 2015
Dr. Temple Grandin at Slow Meat 2015
Published June 8th, 2015Running time: 55 Minutes The Slow Meat 2015 Symposium and Fair recently took place from June…
EPISODE 114 | August 23, 2014
Why Is NY Brisket Best?
What makes New York the “King” of brisket? Patrick Martins shares his take.
EPISODE 114 | September 25, 2014
Salmonella from Peanuts?: First Ever Felony Conviction in Food Safety Case
Published September 25th, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes By Yvette Cabrera For the first time ever in the United States,…
EPISODE 114 | November 21, 2014
0% Waste, 100% Gain: The New Face of Food Rescue
Published November 21st, 2014Running time: 4 Minutes By Elizabeth Saxe Zero Percent in Chicago is delivering food waste to nonprofits….
EPISODE 114 | May 29, 2015
The Magic Foodbus
Host Eliza Loehr interviews 7 high school students from Proctor Academy. The students are part of a program called Mountain…
EPISODE 113 | August 23, 2014
Are Private Chefs Ruining Burning Man?
Burning Man participants are getting richer and more extravagant – some even bringing their own private chefs. Is this ruining…
EPISODE 113 | September 25, 2014
The Push to Clean Investing: Rockefeller Foundation Makes Big Announcement
Published September 25th, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes By Nancy Gagliardi The announcement from The Rockefeller Bros Foundation this week…
EPISODE 113 | November 14, 2014
Rooftop Salt! The Story of Urban Sproule
Published November 14th, 2014 Running time: 5 Minutes By Elizabeth Saxe Salt isn’t the first thing you think of when…
EPISODE 113 | May 1, 2015
Saxelby Scholars
Part of our mission here at Heritage Radio Network is to bring you new voices you don’t hear on mainstream…
EPISODE 112 | August 20, 2014
A Taste of Birmingham
Chris Hastings is carving out his own space in Birmingham with Hot & Hot Fish Club, a sustainably minded farm…
EPISODE 112 | September 24, 2014
Rosh Hashanah Special
Published September 16th, 2012 Running time: 6 Minutes By Devra Ferst We celebrate Rosh Hashana with a look back at…
EPISODE 112 | November 9, 2014
Fish Meets Fashion
Published November 10th, 2014 Running time: 7 Minutes By Austin Sherman Fish leather is on the rise as a popular…
EPISODE 112 | April 24, 2015
The Breach Film : Interview with Mark Titus
On this special update, Erin Fairbanks, host of The Farm Report, interviews the man behind The Breach, Mark Titus. They…
EPISODE 111 | July 31, 2014
Mexico in a Glass
Ask most people what makes a drink Mexican and Tequila will probably be the first thing that comes to mind….
EPISODE 111 | September 23, 2014
People’s Climate March Recap: Voices from the March
Published September 23rd, 2014 Running time: 6 Minutes By Caitlin Pierce, Allison Hamlin, Austin Sherman, Amrita Gupta & Yvette Cabrera…
EPISODE 111 | November 6, 2014
The Lagunitas Story
Hear about one of the breweries that put American craft beer on the map, Lagunitas, on a brand new episode…
EPISODE 111 | April 13, 2015
Great Grains Panel at the Food Book Fair
Founded in 2012, The Food Book Fair celebrates the intersection of food culture and food systems and a ton more….
EPISODE 110 | July 29, 2014
F is for Fake
Tune in for a special series on the history of food, brought to you one letter at a time. In…
EPISODE 110 | September 22, 2014
McUnion: McDonald’s to be Held Jointly Liable
Published September 22nd, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes By Eliza Loehr National Labor Relations Board ruled that McDonald’s could be…
EPISODE 110 | November 6, 2014
Women and the Media: Anna Sale and Grace Bonney on Podcasts
On a very special episode of After the Jump, Grace Bonney sits down with podcast hero Anna Sale. Anna Sale…
EPISODE 110 | April 13, 2015
Lentil Underground with Liz Carlisle
Tune in as Erin Fairbanks sits down in studio with journalist and author Liz Carlisle all about her new book…
EPISODE 109 | July 25, 2014
E is for Espresso
Tune in for a special series on the history of food, brought to you one letter at a time. In…
EPISODE 109 | September 22, 2014
Food Crimes Unit: The Future of Organized Crime?
Published September 22nd, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes By Elizabeth Kulas Following the British Government’s decision to establish a dedicated…
EPISODE 109 | October 31, 2014
Superstorm Sandy: Red Hook Two Years Later
Published October 31st, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes By Elizabeth Saxe After Sandy, Red Hook, Brooklyn, was destroyed by flood…
EPISODE 109 | April 10, 2015
A Tour of Cain Vineyards
Cradled in a spectacular bowl overlooking the Napa Valley from the crest of the Spring Mountain District, Cain Vineyard &…
EPISODE 108 | July 24, 2014
Chris Jaeckle of All’onda
Leiti Hsu is back for a brand new episode of WORD OF MOUTH after a brief hiatus! She’s full of…
EPISODE 108 | September 21, 2014
Migrant Justice: #PCM The Forefront of Change
Published September 21st, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes By Amrita Gupta How are migrant workers in the US affected by…
EPISODE 108 | October 20, 2014
Pumpkin Spice Beer? Craft Community Weighs In
Published October 20th, 2014 Running time: 3 Minutes By Jack Inslee Love it or hate it, it’s that time of…
EPISODE 108 | April 10, 2015
Let’s Get Real – Breast Milk – Now in Our New, Lactoccino!
Erica Wides celebrates 125 episode of Let’s Get Real by going back to the basics — milk! What makes breastmilk…
EPISODE 107 | July 24, 2014
D is for Dessert
Tune in for a special series on the history of food, brought to you one letter at a time. In…
EPISODE 107 | September 21, 2014
National Resources Defense Council: #PCM We Have the Solutions
Published September 21st, 2014 Running time: 7 Minutes By Eliza Loehr We’re on the line with Mark Izeman, Senior Attorney…
EPISODE 107 | October 6, 2014
Honeybees: Why Should We Care
Published October 6th, 2014 Running time: 8 Minutes By Laura del Campo By bicycle alone, Jana Kinsman maintains beehives in…
EPISODE 107 | March 20, 2015
Food First: A Talk with Eric Holt-Gimenez
Heritage Radio Network was thrilled to cover the JUST FOOD CONFERENCE 2015, an annual 1-day opportunity for the general public,…
EPISODE 106 | July 21, 2014
C is for Cheese
Tune in for a special series on the history of food, brought to you one letter at a time. In…
EPISODE 106 | September 21, 2014
Bushwick on Climate: #PCM It Takes Everyone
Published September 21st, 2014 Running time: 7 Minutes By Laura del Campo Maggie Cheney, founding member of EcoStation NY and…
EPISODE 106 | October 6, 2014
The Tipping Point: Tipped Minimum Wage Hurts Women
Published October 6th, 2014 Running time: 3 Minutes By Caitlin Pierce The National Women’s Law Center released a study describing…
EPISODE 106 | February 16, 2015
Mexico’s Obesity Crisis: Is NAFTA to Blame?
Published February 16th, 2015Running time: 10 Minutes By Yvette Cabrera and Amrita Gupta NAFTA was signed in 1994. Soon after,…
EPISODE 105 | July 10, 2014
Episode 41
Elaine Johnson of Sunset and the band TEEN: On today’s episode of Sharp & Hot, learn about cooking from The…
EPISODE 105 | September 21, 2014
The Organic Revolution: #PCM We know who is Responsible
Published September 21st, 2014 Running time: 6 Minutes By Austin Sherman Jim Gerritsen, Owner of Wood Prairie Farms, is taking…
EPISODE 105 | September 22, 2014
Why Chefs Matter: Kyle Mendehall on the Sustainable Food Summit
Published September 22nd, 2014 Running time: 5 Minutes By Laura del Campo Kyle Mendenhall, Executive Chef at Kitchen restaurants shares…
EPISODE 105 | February 12, 2015
Food + Enterprise Summit 2015 Preview
Published February 12th, 2015Running time: 12 Minutes By Erin Fairbanks Join HRN for a preview of the Food + Enterprise…
EPISODE 104 | July 10, 2014
Episode 191
This week on Eat Your Words, host Talia Ralph gets into the meat and grits of Southern food with Francis…
EPISODE 104 | September 21, 2014
The Scoop on the Summit: #PCM What’s at Stake
Published September 21st, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes By Austin Sherman & Yvette Cabrera What you need to know about…
EPISODE 104 | September 22, 2014
Cereal: A Dying Tradition?
Published September 22nd, 2014 Running time: 6 Minutes By Austin Sherman, Caitlin Pierce, Allison Hamlin, Elizabeth Kulas & Elizabeth Saxe…
EPISODE 104 | January 30, 2015
Essential Native Perennials: Ruth Clausen @ Plantorama
Heritage Radio Network was a proud media sponsor for PLANT-O-RAMA 2015, an annual 1-day TRADE SHOW, SYMPOSIUM, and JOBS FAIR…
EPISODE 103 | July 9, 2014
B is for Blood Sausage
Tune in for a special series on the history of food, brought to you one letter at a time. In…
EPISODE 103 | September 19, 2014
Return of the Bison: NBA in Support of Bison
Published September 19th, 2014 Running time: 9 Minutes By Laura del Campo 50 million head down to 1,000. Dave Carter,…
EPISODE 103 | September 21, 2014
Anna Lappé: #PCM Forefront of Change
Published September 21st, 2014 Running time: 6 Minutes By Caitlin Pierce Anna Lappé, food systems expert and advocate for sustainable…
EPISODE 103 | January 30, 2015
Creating Living Landscapes: Doug Tallamy @ Plantorama
Heritage Radio Network was a proud media sponsor for PLANT-O-RAMA 2015, an annual 1-day TRADE SHOW, SYMPOSIUM, and JOBS FAIR…
EPISODE 102 | July 6, 2014
History of Peanut Butter
Across America’s diverse kitchens and cuisines, peanut butter is perhaps the closest thing to a universal staple. Listen in and…
EPISODE 102 | September 14, 2014
After the Jump: Compassion & Success
Published September 14th, 2014 Running time: 30 Minutes Grace Bonney, host of After the Jump, talks to listeners about…
EPISODE 102 | September 19, 2014
Apple Pay: Resaurants Should Get on Board
Published September 19th, 2014 Running time: 2 Minutes By Eliza Loehr Hospitality Industry Lawyer Jasmine Moy on how the new…
EPISODE 102 | January 18, 2015
Bay to Tray in Monterey on Inside School Food
There is perhaps no city in the nation more strongly associated with fish than Monterey, CA, home to the world-famous…
EPISODE 101 | July 4, 2014
4th of July Jamboree
Check out a clip of Odetta Hartman LIVE on GUNWASH! She’ll be playing at a 4th of July Concert at…
EPISODE 101 | September 14, 2014
Wine Fraud: How Restaurants Prevent It
Published September 14th, 2014 Running time: 6 Minutes A wine expert, who had obtained fake Brunello and Rosso di…
EPISODE 101 | September 19, 2014
Students Climate March: #PCM Build the Future
Published September 19th, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes By Emma Hammond As part of our coverage of the upcoming People’s…
EPISODE 101 | December 18, 2014
The Incredible World of Fungi
Mycologist Tradd Cotter. Go deep into the incredible world of fungi on a brand new episode of Sharp & Hot!…
EPISODE 100 | July 3, 2014
History of Pizza
Eaten straight from the oven or out of the box, pizza holds a special place in the collective American diet….
EPISODE 100 | September 8, 2014
Coffee Doom: How Climate Change is Changing Coffee
Published September 8th, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes Over the spring and summer we’ve been hearing a lot about the…
EPISODE 100 | September 19, 2014
Biodiversity and Climate: PCM, The Debate is Over
Published September 19th, 2014 Running time: 5 Minutes By Caitlin Pierce How does climate change affect biodiversity? How should we…
EPISODE 100 | December 7, 2014
IQ2US Debate: Genetically Modified Food
Published December 7th, 2014Running time: 9 Minutes Across the country and around the world, communities are fighting the cultivation of…
EPISODE 99 | July 3, 2014
A is for Ale
Tune in for a special series on the history of food, brought to you one letter at a time. In…
EPISODE 99 | September 5, 2014
Ethics of the Oyster: Can We Save our Fisherman?
Published September 5th, 2014 Running time: 8 Minutes We join Bren Smith of Thimble Island Oysters on his ocean…
EPISODE 99 | September 19, 2014
No Farms, No Food: #PCM Front Lines of Change
Published September 19th, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes By Caitlin Pierce The United Nations will host leaders from around the…
EPISODE 99 | December 5, 2014
GMO’s Win? The People’s Choice Over GM Foods
Across the country and around the world, communities are fighting the cultivation of genetically engineered crops. Are they safe? How…
EPISODE 98 | June 24, 2014
Bompas & Parr’s Funland
For a very special extra edition of THE FOOD SEEN, our favorite British jellymongers Bompas & Parr, known for hosting…
EPISODE 98 | September 1, 2014
Fast Food Moves: Burger King Buys Tim Hortons
Published September 1st, 2014 Running time: 3 Minutes Erin Fairbanks speaks with Flash Talks Cash host JoAnn Fleming about…
EPISODE 98 | September 18, 2014
Food Arts Closing – Irene
Published September 18th, 2014 Running time: 7 Minutes Irene Sax talks about the closing of Food Arts Magazine By…
EPISODE 98 | December 5, 2014
An Apple A Day
An apple a day is what doctors are now prescribing patients in a new program that is targeting obesity in…
EPISODE 97 | June 20, 2014
World Cup // Rio Food
To celebrate the World Cup in Brazil, Jessica B. Harris shares some of her favorite spots to eat in Rio…
EPISODE 97 | August 29, 2014
Wine World Loss: Philippine de Rothschild
Published August 29th, 2014 Running time: 3 Minutes Saturday August 24th the wine world lost Philippine de Rothschild. According…
EPISODE 97 | September 18, 2014
Sake 101
Published September 18th, 2014 Running time: 19 Minutes Steve Vuylsteke, President of Sake One, gives an insider’s look into…
EPISODE 97 | November 27, 2014
Give to Receive: The Health Benefits of Giving
Published November 26th, 2014Running time: 4 Minutes By Nancy Gagliardi & Jack Inslee Research shows that charitable acts boost your…
EPISODE 96 | June 13, 2014
Duckathlon
For this weekend’s Duckathlon, you won’t have to wear your tennis shoes. Duckathlon teams will compete against others in challenges…
EPISODE 96 | August 29, 2014
Ferguson McDonalds: A Perspective from the Scene
Published August 29th, 2014 Running time: 3 Minutes By Caitlin Pierce The central location of the 24 hour McDonalds…
EPISODE 96 | September 18, 2014
US Job Growth Slips: Where Do Restaurants Stand
Published September 18th, 2014 Running time: 3 Minutes A new report shows that in August, 70,000 fewer jobs were…
EPISODE 96 | November 27, 2014
Give to Receive: The Health Benefits of Giving
Published November 26th, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes By Nancy Gagliardi & Jack Inslee Research shows that charitable acts boost…
EPISODE 95 | June 8, 2014
The Cutting Edge
More and more Americans are finding love in a very unusual place, the grocery store. Whole Foods has been setting…
EPISODE 95 | August 29, 2014
Where’s the Whiskey? Preparing for Global Whiskey Shortage
Published August 29th, 2014 Running time: 3 Minutes Is there really a global whiskey shortage? Damon Boelte chats with…
EPISODE 95 | September 14, 2014
Foods Arts Closing: Reflections with Jim Poris
Published September 14th, 2014 Running time: 7 Minutes Jim Poris, Senior Editor of Food Arts, reflects on the magazine’s…
EPISODE 95 | November 21, 2014
Education Iconoclasts: The History of Food School
Published November 21st 2014 Running time: 70 Minutes This “Evolutionaries” mash-up features three women who are pulling back the curtain…
EPISODE 94 | May 30, 2014
The Cutting Edge
The tools we use in whatever we’re doing are crucial to our success. The knife is your most important tool…
EPISODE 94 | August 29, 2014
Poisonous Packaging: Are we at risk?
Have you ever thought about the packaging your food comes in? A recent study finds danger in the packing food…
EPISODE 94 | September 14, 2014
Fast Food Future?: On the passing of Chick-fil-A’s Founder
Published September 14th, 2014 Running time: 5 Minutes The founder of the national fast food chain marks the end…
EPISODE 94 | November 20, 2014
To Beef or Not to Beef
This week on The Farm Report, host Erin Fairbanks welcomes Nicolette Hahn Niman, author of “Defending Beef: The Case for…
EPISODE 93 | May 25, 2014
Drink Farmhouse Cider
The variety of American craft ciders available on the market is growing making this summer a great time to explore…
EPISODE 93 | August 28, 2014
Cooking With Fire: Nick Anderer of Marta
Acclaimed chef, Nick Anderer, is set to open Marta in the middle of the Martha Washington Hotel in New York…
EPISODE 93 | September 12, 2014
Foods Arts Closing: Reflections with Beverly Stephen
Published August 28th, 2014 Running time: 3 Minutes On September 11th, M. Shanken Communications Incorporated announced the closing of…
EPISODE 93 |
Dinner Lab Brings us Diner Options: Good for the Industry?
Published September 12th, 2014 Running time: 3 Minutes Listen in as Elizabeth Kulas speaks with Shanna Pacifico about the…
EPISODE 93 | November 7, 2014
Exploring Multispecies Production: Will Harris of White Oak Pastures
This week on The Farm Report, host Erin Fairbanks is on the line with Will Harris from White Oak Pastures….
EPISODE 92 | May 23, 2014
Ask The Meat Man – Ep. #1
Welcome to Ask The Meat Man, a weekly call in-show where listeners get meat tips from Louis Fantasma of Paradise…
EPISODE 92 | August 23, 2014
Nestle’s Animal Welfare
Nestle plans to implement new animal welfare regulations. Is this meaningful change for the food industry or an attempt to…
EPISODE 92 | September 9, 2014
Win for Wildlife: BP on the hook for $18B
Published September 9th, 2014 Running time: 3 Minutes On Thursday September 5th Judge Carl J. Barbier, found BP Grossly…
EPISODE 92 | October 20, 2014
What is Baby Food? HRN’s A Taste of the Past Finds Out
Were you a Gerber baby? This week on A Taste of the Past, host Linda Pelaccio is talking the history…
EPISODE 91 | May 9, 2014
The New Old Fashioned
The Old Fashioned may seem like the classic drink to end all classic drinks, but it’s actually gone through many…
EPISODE 91 | August 23, 2014
Cheese Stuck in Transit
The EU exports 257 thousand pounds of cheese to Russia annually. What is happening to the cheeses that were en…
EPISODE 91 | September 8, 2014
Joan Rivers
Published September 8th, 2014 Running time: 6 Minutes Joan Rivers was infamous for riling PETA agitators with her fur…
EPISODE 91 | October 14, 2014
Paleo Invades Whole Foods (In Northern California at Least)
Published October 10th, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes By Brian Reno Whole Foods summer partnership with a popular Paleo blog…
EPISODE 90 | May 7, 2014
50 Best: Le Bernardin
For the ninth consecutive year Le Bernardin has been named on S.Pellegrino’s list of the world’s top 50 best restaurants,…
EPISODE 90 | August 22, 2014
Cider in The Industry
Sommeliers, Beverage Directors, and Restaurateurs share their thoughts on cider while tasting in the Hudson Valley. By Laura del Campo
EPISODE 90 | September 8, 2014
NYC Food Policy under Mayor de Blasio
Published September 5th, 2014 Running time: 8 Minutes Barbara Turk, Director of Food Policy under Mayor Bill de Blasio…
EPISODE 90 | October 7, 2014
The Italian Garden Project
This week on We Dig Plants, hosts Carmen DeVito and Alice Marcus Krieg are talking Italy! The show opens with…
EPISODE 89 | May 7, 2014
The World’s 50 Best: EMP
Manhattan fine dining restaurant, Eleven Madison Park has no lack of well-deserved awards and accolades. Four stars from The New…
EPISODE 89 | August 14, 2014
Liza de Guia
Meet Liza de Guia, a documentarian, television host and videographer who’s changing the way we see what we eat. Her…
EPISODE 89 | September 5, 2014
A Sea In FlamesA Sea In Flames: Carl Safina on Halliburton $1.1B settlement
Published September 5th, 2014 Running time: 3 Minutes The NYT reports that Halliburton has reached a 1.1 billion dollar…
EPISODE 89 | October 6, 2014
What is Baby Food?: History, Trends, and Food Safety
Published October 6th, 2014 Running time: 8 Minutes By Elizabeth Saxe The baby food industry is changing fast. With organic,…
EPISODE 88 | May 7, 2014
James Beard Awards 2014
The 2014 James Beard Awards Ceremony took place this year on Cinco De Mayo, May 5th, 2014 at the David…
EPISODE 88 | August 14, 2014
Social Media Primer
Get a social media primer from Grace Bonney on an essential episode of After the Jump! She breaks down the…
EPISODE 88 | September 5, 2014
California Fish Kill: Drought and the Trinity Solution
Published September 5th, 2014 Running time: 3 Minutes Between California’s drought and agricultural demands of the central valley, there…
EPISODE 88 | September 28, 2014
Lunch Lessons from Teenage Chefs
Want fresh, USDA-compliant meals that kids will get excited about? How about putting kids in charge? Cooking Up Change does…
EPISODE 87 | May 1, 2014
Grilled Cheese, Please
In celebration of grilled cheese day, grilled cheese guru Mackenzie Smith gives some ideas for creative grilled cheeses and what…
EPISODE 87 | August 14, 2014
True Grain Digest
We mill grain with Bruce Stewart in True Grain Bread in Cowichan Bay, Vancouver Island, Canada. Bruce explains how ancient…
EPISODE 87 | September 5, 2014
Joan Rivers: Our fondest memories
Published September 5th, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes Joan Rivers sadly passed away at the age of 81 on…
EPISODE 87 | September 26, 2014
Chili Peppers: Pleasure in Pain
Published September 26th, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes By Emma Hammond Go beyond the surface with chili peppers on this…
EPISODE 86 | May 1, 2014
MCC Mixology Class
The 2014 Manhattan Cocktail Classic is just around the corner. We are sharing an insider’s look at some of this…
EPISODE 86 | August 8, 2014
A New Whey of Thinking
What do plastic wrap, electricity and road salt have in common? They can all be made from cheese! Once just…
EPISODE 86 | September 4, 2014
UN on the Ebola Food Crisis
Published September 4th, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes By Eliza Loehr Listen in as Eliza Loehr speaks with Vincent…
EPISODE 86 | September 25, 2014
Farmer Lee Jones of The Chef’s Garden
This week on All in the Industry, Shari Bayer is joined by the who’s who of farming, Farmer Lee Jones….
EPISODE 85 | April 27, 2014
American Vermouth
American vermouth has the pioneering American spirit of breaking away from old traditions to make something even better. By Caitlin…
EPISODE 85 | August 1, 2014
Inspiration
For an artist whose livelihood relies on creativity, finding ongoing sources of inspiration is critical. For Katie Deedy, founder of…
EPISODE 85 | September 4, 2014
Pay Rent or Buy Food?: Food Insecurity in America
Published September 4th, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes By Erin Fairbanks Erin Fairbanks talks with the Executive Director of…
EPISODE 85 | September 11, 2014
Healthy Happy Meals Bill
Published September 11th, 2014 Running time: 9 Minutes Recently City Council Member Ben Kallos has introduced legislation to create…
EPISODE 84 | April 25, 2014
Rummertime
It’s been a long winter, and the sun is finally here. We’re raising our glasses to summer with these sweet,…
EPISODE 84 | July 31, 2014
Executive Chef Anita Lo and Sous Chef Mary Attea
Go behind Annisa on a brand new episode of Radio Cherry Bombe. Host Julia Turshen is joined by Executive Chef…
EPISODE 84 | September 4, 2014
2013 Report Finds: Americans Still Food Insecure
Published September 4th, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes By Jack Inslee Listen in as Jack Inslee speaks with the…
EPISODE 84 | September 11, 2014
FERN: A new era of Food Media
Published September 11th, 2014 Running time: 12 Minutes George Black, editor at large for Food and Environment Reporting Network…
EPISODE 83 | April 24, 2014
MCC Nordic Sunday Supper
Nordic Sunday lunches as the heart of Scandinavian culture- being with family during the day, drinking cocktails and food with…
EPISODE 83 | July 31, 2014
Chef Payton Curry on Edibles
This week on Eating Disorder, the guys welcome the “edibles” expert, Chef Payton Curry, to the program. Seeking to train…
EPISODE 83 | September 3, 2014
Right to Farm?: Who controls our land?
Published September 3rd, 2014 Running time: 3 Minutes All 50 States have some form of a “Right to Farm”…
EPISODE 83 | September 11, 2014
Making Food Affordable : Strategies for change with Wholesome Wave
Published September 11th, 2014 Running time: 6 Minutes On September 2, in an article published by The Atlantic.com, James…
EPISODE 82 | April 24, 2014
Drink To Learn
In New Orleans, cocktail historian Elizabeth Pearce is telling her city’s history one drink at a time. By Talia Ralph
EPISODE 82 | July 30, 2014
Frontier of American Viticulture
Listen in as Gail and Ken Albert show us around the vines at Shelburne Vineyard. They explain their process of…
EPISODE 82 | September 3, 2014
Regulating Agriculture: Understanding Right to Farm
Published September 3rd, 2014 Running time: 3 Minutes Jason Foscolo of The Food Law Firm: Foscolo & Handel PLCC:…
EPISODE 82 | September 5, 2014
Carolyn Steel: What is the Value of Taste?
Published September 5th, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes Cities would not exist without agriculture, but the invisibility of the…
EPISODE 81 | April 21, 2014
The Backyard Buckeye
Though your grocery store freezer might indicate otherwise, America has a rich history of diverse chicken breeds. Those who know…
EPISODE 81 | July 25, 2014
100% Fisherman
A fisherman in St. John Virgin Islands is not the only one frustrated by tourists eating imported rather than local…
EPISODE 81 | September 1, 2014
Back To School Food – Encouraging Signs in School Food
Published September 1st, 2014 Running time: 7 Minutes By Jack Inslee Listen in as Jack Inslee talks with Inside…
EPISODE 81 |
Workers Left Behind: Labor Issues in Restaurants
Published September 1st, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes By Bitsy Kipping Bitsy Kipping speaks with journalist Tom Philpott about…
EPISODE 80 | April 11, 2014
Just Food Retrospective
A retrospective of this year’s Just Food conference. By Caitlin Pierce
EPISODE 80 | July 24, 2014
Canal Junction Farmstead Cheese
Meet Brian Schlatter from Canal Junction Farmstead Cheese, where the higest quality milk is turned into delicious Handmade – Artisan…
EPISODE 80 | August 27, 2014
Why is America so fat?
Why is America so fat? A recent article by Sam Apple in Wired magazine entitled “All you can eat: An…
EPISODE 80 | August 28, 2014
Food Ban Riles Russians
Russia has imposed sanctions on Western food. Jennifer Eremeeva, a food blogger in Russia tells us how the Russian people…
EPISODE 79 | April 11, 2014
PSA Taste of the Nation
Taste of the Nation PSA for Share our Strength. By Caitlin Pierce
EPISODE 79 | July 20, 2014
Food Policy Council
NYC’s food landscape needs an overhaul, and if Amanda Melpolder and NYC Council Member Ben Kallos have their way, it’s…
EPISODE 79 | August 26, 2014
Napa Earthquake: No worries for tourists
Worried about traveling to the Napa Valley post Quake? Clay Gregory President and CEO of Visit Napa Valley—the region’s official…
EPISODE 79 |
Vandana Shiva: What to think, with Tom Philpott
Michael Specter’s, August 24th “Seeds of Doubt” piece, published in The New Yorker has the anti-GMO camp buzzing. We sit…
EPISODE 78 | April 11, 2014
Food Tech Retrospective
A retrospective of this year’s Food+Tech conference. By Caitlin Pierce
EPISODE 78 | July 15, 2014
Hacking the Future of Food
From June 27th to 29th, Applegate Farms, Chipotle, Google, and the B&B Hospitality Group got together to work on innovative…
EPISODE 78 | August 20, 2014
American Catch
Paul Greenberg, author of Four Fish and American Catch, joins Erin Fairbanks in the studio to discuss America’s fondness for…
EPISODE 78 | August 25, 2014
Napa Earthquake: Quake Rocks Bluegrass Plays
In the aftermath of the California Quake, Kip Ramsey the Farm to Table Manager of Farmstead at Long Meadow Ranch,…
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Napa Earthquake: Harvest Concerns
In the aftermath of the California Quake we speak with Joe Campanale, Beverage Director and Co-Owner of four wine focused…
EPISODE 77 | April 11, 2014
Afro-Vegan at FBF
Bryant Terry’s book Afro-Vegan has vegan recipes inspired by and contextualized within the African diaspora. Bryant will explore how his…
EPISODE 77 | July 13, 2014
Rendition
Renderers “recycle” whole animals to make new ingredients – except for one part. This piece was brought to you by…
EPISODE 77 | August 15, 2014
Autism, Food & KultureCity
What affect does food have on children suffering from autism? In this special feature program, Heritage Radio Network and Kulture…
EPISODE 77 | August 25, 2014
Vandana Shiva Questioned: Anti GMO Community’s Response
Vandana Shiva, international anti-gmo and anti-globalization advocate, was recently profiled in a New Yorker piece by Michael Specter. Outraged by…
EPISODE 76 | March 31, 2014
Tom Colicchio
Julian & Michele Maha sit down with Tom Colicchio to discuss the importance of food for special needs children. Tom…
EPISODE 76 | July 11, 2014
Real Cheese Training
There are some incredible programs at major culinary schools and a variety of classes that offer cheese training. There are…
EPISODE 76 | August 11, 2014
Consumer Reports & The Food World
Food isn’t the first thing you think of when Consumer Reports comes up. But as it turns out, they have…
EPISODE 76 | August 18, 2014
Drakes Bay Oysters Closed
Drakes Bay Oyster Company in Marin County California, producer of over 1/3 of California’s oysters, was closed down on August…
EPISODE 75 | March 27, 2014
ICC 30×30 Louise Leonard
The International Culinary Center is turning 30 – and we want to celebrate! We’re offering a peek behind the curtain…
EPISODE 75 | July 10, 2014
Tools of the Trade
Cocktail Kingdom provides Manhattan’s bartending scene with some of the best equipment out there, sourcing products from Japan, the UK,…
EPISODE 75 | August 8, 2014
Sustainability’s Backstage Pass
With music festivals come thousands upon thousands of empty beer cans, bottles, used napkins and plates…the list (and trash) seems…
EPISODE 75 | August 15, 2014
Can Do Attitude
Hugh Acheson is the chef/partner of the Athens, Ga restaurants; Five & Ten, The National and Cinco y Diez, the…
EPISODE 74 | March 26, 2014
Bocuse d’Or Team USA
Team USA is gearing up to compete in Bocure d’Or in 2015. The most promising young professionals will have the…
EPISODE 74 | July 6, 2014
Bonnaroo’s Planet Roo
The Bonnaroo Music Festival has matured into an experience that transcends music. In addition to an impressive array of musicians,…
EPISODE 74 | July 9, 2014
Maine Grains Alliance
Amber Lambke gives us a state of the grains field report from her office at Maine Grains Alliance in Skowhegan,…
EPISODE 74 | August 11, 2014
Fresh Air Fund
A small child runs barefoot through a puddle after summer rain on a sprawling farm. She eats green beans and…
EPISODE 73 | March 25, 2014
30×30: Daisy Martinez
The International Culinary Center is turning 30 – and we want to celebrate! We’re offering a peek behind the curtain…
EPISODE 73 | July 1, 2014
Eat for Equity @ Bonnaroo
Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival, an annual four-day event featuring multiple stages of live music, invited Eat for Equity to…
EPISODE 73 | July 8, 2014
Northeast Cider Craft
We joined cider makers from Aaron Burr, Eden, and Proper Cider at ciderWICK where they shared their philosophies on cider…
EPISODE 73 | July 28, 2014
Masienda: Changing the Color of Corn
Corn is America’s number one crop. But did you know it comes in colors other than yellow? For more information…
EPISODE 72 | March 24, 2014
30×30: Wylie Dufresne
The International Culinary Center is turning 30 – and we want to celebrate! We’re offering a peek behind the curtain…
EPISODE 72 | June 22, 2014
Milk History
Milk has become the unlikely star of a complex food debate that covers the areas of health, history, agriculture and…
EPISODE 72 | July 6, 2014
Revisiting Storm Atlas
On Oct. 3, Storm Atlas dumped 4ft of snow on western South Dakota. Ranchers Jeff and Shelane Graham talk about…
EPISODE 72 | July 11, 2014
LeBron’s Cleveland Return
LeBron James shocked the sports world on Friday July 11th by announcing his return to the Cleveland Cavaliers. What does…
EPISODE 71 | March 24, 2014
Cheese Seasonality
In a world of industrialized dairy operations that produce milk all year, it may be surprising to find that the…
EPISODE 71 | May 19, 2014
What is Catnip?
Have you ever wondered what Catnip does to cats and might do to your body if you ingested it? You…
EPISODE 71 | July 3, 2014
Rebranding 100 years!
How did 100-year-old institution Russ & Daughters update their brand while nodding to their history? Listen to Episode 76 of…
EPISODE 71 |
UC Global Food Initiative
Janet Napolitano, Chancellor of University of California, has launched a Global Food Initiative that aspires to build a world that…
EPISODE 70 | March 23, 2014
30×30 David Chang
The International Culinary Center is turning 30 – and we want to celebrate! We’re offering a peek behind the curtain…
EPISODE 70 | May 19, 2014
Shopping Made Easy
Tips for the busy parent to use at the grocery store to make shopping a cinch. By Elisabeth “Bitsy” Kipping
EPISODE 70 | June 26, 2014
The Lobster Place Celebrates 40 Years
The Lobster Place celebrates 40 years of business at their Chelsea Market location. The band is lively, the spread is…
EPISODE 70 | July 2, 2014
50 Years of Civil Rights
50 years ago, 1964 The Civil Rights Act was passed. Nicole Taylor, who hosted 162 episodes of Hot Grease from…
EPISODE 69 | March 23, 2014
Celebrity Cookbooks
Cookbooks offer a dynamic way to interact with your favorite musicians. Explore the relationship between persona and personal connection in…
EPISODE 69 | June 26, 2014
Brand Growth
How do you grow a brand without losing the original spirit? Matt Lewis and Renato Poliafito of BAKED Bakery join…
EPISODE 69 | July 1, 2014
Cheesemonger Champion!
The 2014 Cheesemonger Invitational Champion is the wonderful and talented Emily Acosta of Eataly! Emily learned how to make cheese…
EPISODE 68 | March 20, 2014
30×30 Judy Joo
The ICC is turning 30 – and we want to celebrate! We’re offering a peek behind the curtain off the…
EPISODE 68 |
Kitchen Pet Peeves
Everybody’s got pet peeves and there are certain things that drive people crazy working in a kitchen. Dave Arnold, food…
EPISODE 68 | June 26, 2014
Spices with Lior Lev Sercarz
Go behind the scenes with the spice master himself, Lior Lev Sercarz, on a brand new episode of All in…
EPISODE 68 | June 30, 2014
Pasta Flyer: Flying Along
Pasta is everyone’s favorite food, but it has never become fast food. Mark Ladner is changing that with his new…
EPISODE 67 | March 19, 2014
Heartland Food
While many people consider the food from Middle America to be, well, American, it is more than just an specified…
EPISODE 67 | June 25, 2014
Joe Beef’s Bedroom
Above one of the hottest restaurants in Montreal, there’s a home away from home for foodies looking to stay in…
EPISODE 67 | June 30, 2014
Pacifico’s Fine Foods
Six months ago, chef Shanna Pacifico left her job at Back Forty West, planning to leave New York for good….
EPISODE 66 | March 19, 2014
30×30 Christina Tosi
The International Culinary Center is turning 30 – and we want to celebrate! We’re offering a peek behind the curtain…
EPISODE 66 | June 23, 2014
Hack//Dining: Chipotle
Chipotle’s mission is to change the way people think about and eat fast food, and by participating in Hack//Dining, they…
EPISODE 66 | June 29, 2014
Soy Sauce History
For most of us, soy sauce is little more than a salty side note. What started out as a by-product…
EPISODE 65 | March 18, 2014
30×30: Bobby Flay
The International Culinary Center is turning 30 – and we want to celebrate! We’re offering a peek behind the curtain…
EPISODE 65 | June 13, 2014
Pretzel History
Baked soft or hard. Served salt encrusted or chocolate ensconced. Whether eaten as a common bar snack or an artisanally…
EPISODE 65 | June 22, 2014
The Rise of Northeast Grains
There are exciting developments in the northeast grain shed. June Russell is spearheading GrowNYC Greenmarket’s Regional Grains Project. She brings…
EPISODE 64 | March 6, 2014
Class-y Bread
Bread preferences have been a symbol of high vs. low class throughout the centuries: from white to brown to no…
EPISODE 64 | June 13, 2014
Food Industry Dating Confusion
You may be surprised to discover that Americans waste 40% of our food. Jonathan Bloom, author of American Wasteland, reveals…
EPISODE 64 | June 20, 2014
Hack//Dining: Google
Google’s mission statement is “Don’t be evil,” and by participating in Hack//Dining, they are working toward the greater good. By…
EPISODE 63 | March 5, 2014
Vinegar Past & Present
Don’t call it a comeback. Vinegar has been around as a cooking ingredient, a cleaning agent and a medicinal remedy…
EPISODE 63 | June 10, 2014
Pasta Flyer
Imagine the warmth of Grandma’s cooking transported into an animated quick service setting. Over the past three years – this…
EPISODE 63 | June 20, 2014
Hack//Dining: B&B Group
The Batali & Bastianich Hospitality Group is behind some of the country’s most successful restaurants. Elizabeth Meltz, Food Safety and…
EPISODE 62 | March 4, 2014
Mardi Gras, Crawfish Style
It’s Mardi Gras season in New Orleans, which means that crawfish season is officially in swing. We take a look…
EPISODE 62 | June 6, 2014
Saving Alaska’s Salmon
Alaska has always been known for its fish, and for salmon especially, but most of the state’s wild salmon fisheries…
EPISODE 62 | June 15, 2014
Hack//Dining: Applegate
Applegate Farms’ company mission statement is “Changing the meat we eat,” and by participating in Hack//Dining, they are taking an…
EPISODE 61 | March 3, 2014
The Women of Craft Beer
Craft beer has a burgeoning community of female brewers, sommeliers, etc. A look at how the craft beer movement differs…
EPISODE 61 | June 3, 2014
California Chrome
There’s some real excitement going on in Thoroughbred racing, California Chrome may win the Triple Crown, making him the first…
EPISODE 61 | June 15, 2014
JeffCo Steps Up Their Lunch Game
Linda Stole from Jefferson County, Colorado Food Services found a high quality product in low demand for a great price….
EPISODE 60 | February 28, 2014
Bells Brewery Takes NY
Some consider Larry Bell the utmost authority on the Michigan craft beer scene. On Episode 200 of Beer Sessions, Bell…
EPISODE 60 | May 18, 2014
Insectivorous
Katy Keiffer talks with Chapul Cricket Bars’ Pat Crowley. Chapul bars boast over 60% protein and pioneer the insectivorous revolution….
EPISODE 60 | May 30, 2014
Kickstarting Local Food
Maria Reidelbach’s local food map project aims to bring visitors to Hudson Valley farms in a fun, unconventional way. Learn…
EPISODE 60 | June 8, 2014
Don’t Try This At Home
You can’t compost meat, but meat can be composted. Where meat ends up is becoming as important to customers as…
EPISODE 59 | February 27, 2014
Olive Oil Truths
There has been much controversey surrounding a recent graphic in the NY Times about Olive Oil. Sari Kamin helps us…
EPISODE 59 |
Homebrewing Made Easy
John La Polla of Bitters and Esters tells his story on how he came into homebrewing. Feeling inspired? La Polla…
EPISODE 59 | May 16, 2014
Medicine is Making Us Sick?
How are laws, antibiotics, scary viruses, animals and you all related? Tune in and find out. By Briana Kurtz
EPISODE 59 | May 27, 2014
Seeking Hide
In the second of our series on animal meat waste, we follow the journey of the first piece of the…
EPISODE 59 | May 30, 2014
Autism Friendly Pies
Post Office pies, a hand made pizza restaurant in Birmingham Alabama, is set to be the first autism-friendly restaurant in…
EPISODE 58 | February 27, 2014
JBA // Paul Liebrant & The Elm
We would like to congratulate all of the James Beard Award nominees for 2014! On the second episode of WORD…
EPISODE 58 | May 15, 2014
Animal Meat Waste
Learn about what happens to meat byproducts without feeling bad about it. By Caitlin Pierce
EPISODE 58 |
Word Of Mouth JBFA
The James Beard Awards GALA felt like the world’s most interesting cocktail party. Ever wished that you could be in…
EPISODE 58 | May 30, 2014
Better Chicken Initiative
The US is the world’s largest producer of broiler chickens – raising just under 9 billion each year. Chickens account…
EPISODE 57 | February 26, 2014
JBA // Sean Brock
We would like to congratulate all of the James Beard Award nominees for 2014! On episode 45 of Chef’s Story,…
EPISODE 57 | May 1, 2014
Monarch Decline: A Dire Sign?
The migratory monarch butterfly population has been decimated in recent years, with a total population decline of 90 percent over…
EPISODE 57 | May 13, 2014
Milwaukee’s Specialty Shop
Larry’s Market gave birth to the specialty food market in Milwaukee. But are we still shopping special? A look at…
EPISODE 57 | May 29, 2014
Better Chicken Initiative
The US is the world’s largest producer of broiler chickens – raising just under 9 billion each year. Chickens account…
EPISODE 56 | February 26, 2014
JBA // Rouge Tomate
We would like to congratulate all of the James Beard Award nominees for 2014! On episode 63 of In the…
EPISODE 56 | April 30, 2014
The Dynamic Egg
Other than the question of brown or white, many would agree that an egg, in its raw beginning, is always…
EPISODE 56 | May 13, 2014
Braddock’s Food Revival
James Beard Award semifinalist and Proud Pittsburgher, Kevin Sousa, is the creator of three much-admired eateries in the Steel City,…
EPISODE 56 | May 25, 2014
Memorial Day
Memorial Day has always been a bittersweet holiday. While it traditionally marks the start of summer, it was created as…
EPISODE 55 | February 25, 2014
JBA // Michael Tusk
We would like to congratulate all of the James Beard Award nominees for 2014! On episode 67 of Chef’s Story,…
EPISODE 55 | April 28, 2014
FBF Panel: GMOs w/ MOFAD
Do GMOs pose potential risks to human health and the environment? Can GMO seeds be part of a sustainable agricultural…
EPISODE 55 | May 2, 2014
10 Restauranteur Tips
David Fields is one of Philadelphia’s premiere restaurateurs. He’s behind a .kitchen & Salt, two of the areas best restaurants…
EPISODE 55 | May 22, 2014
Stitcher Recap / Laura D
Heritage Radio Network is a partner with Stitcher for the release of their Listen Later feature, which makes listening to…
EPISODE 55 | June 12, 2015
Insights from Brandon Harding, HRN Intern
Brandon Harding, recently completed his 2 month internship with Heritage Radio Network. Listen in as he shares his experience. …
EPISODE 54 | February 24, 2014
The Kids of LaClare Farms
In the tiny community of Malone, Wisconsin, LaClare Farms, a family farm of humble beginnings, has taken the cheese scene…
EPISODE 54 | April 27, 2014
Laurie David is Fed Up
Laurie David, filmmaker of Fed Up and author of The Family Cooks, joins HRN’s Erin Fairbanks in the studio to…
EPISODE 54 | April 29, 2014
Maple Syrup in May?
The maple syrup industry is having a record-breakingly late year, throwing off producers who are also adjusting to a whole…
EPISODE 54 | May 21, 2014
Jeni’s Splendid Ice Cream
Meet Jeni Britton Bauer, the multi-talented chef and entrepreneur behind Jeni’s Splended Ice Cream, a burgeoning artisan ice-cream company centered…
EPISODE 54 | May 29, 2015
Eat Dirt America
Chef Erica Wides of Let’s Get Real passionately shares her understanding of the hygiene hypothesis and explains why she thinks…
EPISODE 53 | February 24, 2014
James Beard – Michael Anthony
We would like to congratulate all of the James Beard Award nominees for 2014! On episode 90 of The Main…
EPISODE 53 | April 16, 2014
Nature As Measure
NATURE AS MEASURE WENDELL BERRY and WES JACKSON DISCUSS THE FUTURE OF FARMING WITH MARK BITTMAN RECORDED ON FRIDAY APRIL…
EPISODE 53 | April 23, 2014
Food & Enterprise
The third annual Food Book Fair is taking place April 25 through the 27th in Brooklyn, NY. Of all the…
EPISODE 53 | May 16, 2014
ROC NY Joins ROC United?
ROC United and ROC NY are merging to form one organization to continue in their mission to improve wages and…
EPISODE 53 | May 20, 2015
Dr. Marion Nestle on What Doesn’t Kill You
Tune in for some highlights from Dr. Marion Nestle’s appearance on What Doesn’t Kill You with Katy Keiffer.
EPISODE 52 | February 24, 2014
James Beard – Maison Premiere
We would like to congratulate all of the James Beard Award nominees for 2014! On episode 79 of Snacky Tunes,…
EPISODE 52 | April 11, 2014
What Is Jewish Food?
From brisket to bagels, Chickpeas to Cholent, Jewish food is not as easy to categorize as it may seem. By…
EPISODE 52 | April 20, 2014
Serving Up A Fresh Start
Cafe Reconcile helps at-risk young people looking to change their lives by offering food and hospitality training and ongoing support….
EPISODE 52 | May 15, 2014
Slaughterhouse LIVE
Release of videos showing injured calves being dragged to slaughter sparks senators’ letter to USDA to ban slaughter of downer…
EPISODE 52 | May 14, 2015
Grain of Truth: Grain of Truth: The Real Case For and Against Wheat and Gluten
Published: May 14th, 2015 Running time: 20 Minutes No topic in nutrition is more controversial than wheat! Tune…
EPISODE 51 | February 21, 2014
SPAM
Perhaps because of its retro appeal, or because of its satisfying salty flavor, Spam is having a moment right now….
EPISODE 51 | April 4, 2014
Will Harris on Animal Welfare
White Oak Pastures of Bluffton Georgia is the only farm raising four Global Animal Partnership 5+ rated species, but it…
EPISODE 51 | April 18, 2014
GFJ Takes a Stand
Good Food Jobs, the food community’s trusted source for food employment, is no longer posting unpaid internships on their website…
EPISODE 51 | May 9, 2014
Verdict of Brooklyn
Industry professionals taste beers and wines to choose the best for Judgement of Brooklyn event. By Caitlin Pierce
EPISODE 51 | April 22, 2015
You’ve Never Seen a Deer? Wild Game Domain
You’ve Never Seen a Deer? Chad takes on a question that he received from a frustrated hunter who, in Chad’s…
EPISODE 51 | July 31, 2015
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This week on Cooking Issues, Paul Adams, the senior editor for Popular Science, joins Dave Arnold in the studio to…
EPISODE 50 | February 20, 2014
Kyle Knall & Domestic Cheese
Chef Kyle Knall talks about the uniqueness of Wisconsin cheeses, and how modern creameries are combining tradition with innovation. How…
EPISODE 50 | April 3, 2014
The Cheese Test
A look at the ACS’s Certified Cheese Professional Exam – what it is, its role in the cheese industry, who…
EPISODE 50 |
Know Your Source
Michaela Hayes explains how she fell hard for preserving local product and why she believes in doing it. By Trigg…
EPISODE 50 | May 9, 2014
America’s Classic
HRN congratulates Sokolowski’s University Inn for being named by The James Beard Foundation as one of America’s Classics. By Laura…
EPISODE 50 | March 20, 2015
Disrupting the Food System: Food & Tech Connect
Published March 20th, 2015Running time: 4 Minutes By Laura del Campo Danielle Gould Founder & CEO Food + Tech Connect…
EPISODE 50 | April 14, 2015
Food Book Fair 2015 – Food & Empire: Exploring History & Politics of Dishes
Founded in 2012, The Food Book Fair celebrates the intersection of food culture and food systems and a ton more….
EPISODE 49 | February 19, 2014
You Put WHAT in My Beer?
From traditional IPAs to not-so-traditional Session beers, Finback Brewery goes beyond the standard beer formula of water, hops, barley, and…
EPISODE 49 | March 17, 2014
30×30: Michael Chernow
The International Culinary Center is turning 30 – and we want to celebrate! We’re offering a peek behind the curtain…
EPISODE 49 | April 24, 2014
Setting an Eggs-sample
In 2008, California voted for Prop 2 also known as the Prevention of Farm Animal Cruelty Act which outlines requirements…
EPISODE 49 | February 27, 2015
Cooking Issues : Building Outdoor Kitchens
This week on Cooking Issues Dave adresses a question he got about a month ago regarding building outdoor kitchens. Dave…
EPISODE 49 | March 27, 2015
Culture and Cuisine: Krishnendu Ray
On this episode of the Joshua David Stein variety hour, Krishnendu Ray, chair of Department of Nutrition, Food Studies and…
EPISODE 48 | February 19, 2014
Eat Drink Bloody Mary
How many different ways are there to make a Bloody Mary? Turns out, there are at least 18, and we…
EPISODE 48 | March 17, 2014
High Road for Min Wage
Amidst the growing cries to raise the minimum wage, a look at how some restaurants are already working to treat…
EPISODE 48 | March 28, 2014
Hot Hot Hot Sauce
Has hot sauce become more of an extreme sport than culinary staple? With videos and headlines on the internet like…
EPISODE 48 | April 2, 2014
Food & Climate Change
Have you ever thought about how what we eat impacts our climate? It may seem like a far-fetched connection at…
EPISODE 48 |
History of CSAs in NYC
Community Supported Agriculture, or CSAs, are one way for consumers to support farmers and buy local, seasonal food directly from…
EPISODE 48 | January 20, 2015
Teach A Man To Fish: Teen’s Restoring NY’s Harbor Oysters
Published January 20th, 2015Running time: 11 Minutes By Caitlin Pierce The future of New York’s harbor is looking up thanks…
EPISODE 48 | March 16, 2015
Just Food Conference: Eric Holt-Gimenez
Heritage Radio Network was thrilled to cover the JUST FOOD CONFERENCE 2015, an annual 1-day opportunity for the general public,…
EPISODE 47 | February 16, 2014
Queen of Creole Cuisine
Chef Leah Chase has had the privilege to cook for two presidents, track down some Heinekens for Count Basie, and…
EPISODE 47 | March 16, 2014
Brazil’s Drink of Choice
Cachaca is the third most consumed spirit in the world, with a history over 500 years old and its starting…
EPISODE 47 | March 24, 2014
Thirsty Vineyards
California is reeling from one of the driest years on record. The wine industry in Napa Valley and Sonoma County…
EPISODE 47 | March 31, 2014
School Gardens
School gardens are only in 1/3 of New York City Schools. Tune in to hear how profound the benefits of…
EPISODE 47 | November 2, 2014
Your Nose Knows Best
Smell this! Trust your nose if you want to avoid foodiness! On this week’s episode of Let’s Get Real, chef…
EPISODE 47 | March 16, 2015
Just Food Conference: Equity in City Government
We were thrilled to cover the JUST FOOD CONFERENCE 2015, an annual 1-day opportunity for the general public, CSA members,…
EPISODE 46 | February 14, 2014
Global V Day Traditions
In other countries, V-day is kind of a big deal. Whereas here it’s easy to for singles and cynics to…
EPISODE 46 | March 16, 2014
Good For Nothing Flour
Artisan millers are creating diverse flours in response to America’s increasingly one-size-fits-all flour business. But in the face of increased…
EPISODE 46 | March 19, 2014
Re-imagining Ramen
Ramen is an ancient asian noodle dish. But modern takes on what the dish can be have the potential for…
EPISODE 46 | March 31, 2014
Wine Drought
California is reeling from one of the driest years on record. The wine industry in Napa Valley and Sonoma County…
EPISODE 46 | October 16, 2014
Cooking Issues: The Future of Meat
This week on Cooking Issues, Dave Arnold is joined by Peter Kim and Emma Boast of MOFAD to discuss their…
EPISODE 46 | December 21, 2014
The Food of Fighting: Eating the Cuisine of Palestine
Published December 21st, 2014 Running time: 5 Minutes By Elizabeth Saxe What do you get when you take two performance…
EPISODE 45 | February 11, 2014
Local Brewer: Chris Basso
Since April 2012, Newburgh Brewing has been providing delicious beers out of the Hudson Valley through Downstate New York. Chris…
EPISODE 45 | March 9, 2014
Farmed & Dangerous
Chipotle has launched what they’re calling “an original comedy series” on the online video service, HULU. Some may consider it…
EPISODE 45 | March 18, 2014
Nutrition Label Makeover
The FDA is proposing a redesign of the Nutrition Facts Label with major change coming to serving size and proportions….
EPISODE 45 | March 28, 2014
Food Jobs for Veterans
Those who serve in the United States Armed Forces are some of the most disciplined and hardest working people in…
EPISODE 45 | September 24, 2014
Living in the Future: Apple Pay & Restaurants
Published September 24th, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes By Eliza Loehr Apple Pay will allow users to simply swipe their…
EPISODE 45 | December 16, 2014
The Ethnic Other: Food, Values, and Respect
Published December 16th, 2014Running time: 4 Minutes By Elizabeth Saxe Why do we think of certain cuisines as high class…
EPISODE 44 | February 10, 2014
Thomas Downing
A pull-out profile on Thomas Downing, one of NYC’s first and finest oystermen and a dedicated abolitionist. He pushed the…
EPISODE 44 | March 4, 2014
Bonded Bourbon
Bottled in bond sounds like a Wall Street phrase. What does it have to do with booze? Turns out its…
EPISODE 44 | March 13, 2014
UN Food Report
For six-years Olivier De Schutter has been the United Nations Special Reporter on the right to food. This week he…
EPISODE 44 | March 14, 2014
Creatures or Objects?
Pit Bulls used to represent American courage in WWI, but their reputation plummeted in the past century. Our perception of…
EPISODE 44 | September 1, 2014
Chlorine Chicken? Salmonella Concerns
Published September 1st, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes By Laura del Campo In response to the recent article “Germany Says…
EPISODE 44 | November 3, 2014
GMO Labeling Propositions: What they Don’t Want us to Know
Published November 3rd, 2014 Running time: 6 Minutes By Caitlin Pierce On November 4th, voters in Colorado and Oregon will…
EPISODE 43 | February 9, 2014
Eat Your Money
From lettuce to cheese to dough to bread to bacon, money has taken on a significant number of food-related nicknames….
EPISODE 43 | February 28, 2014
Utah Liquor Laws
Skiing, snowboarding and visiting natural parks are all things that one can do in Utah. Ordering a drink without food…
EPISODE 43 | March 12, 2014
Beef Recall Crossfire
When Rancho Feeding Corporation recalled nearly 9 million lbs of beef, it didn’t just have an impact on commodity cattle….
EPISODE 43 | March 13, 2014
Technology, Food, & Transportation
American food ways in the twentieth century experienced landmark changes due in part to both advents in technology and transportation….
EPISODE 43 | August 25, 2014
Napa Earthquake: Quake’s impact on soil quality
How can an earthquake impact soil and soil quality? We checked in with Alice Marcus Kreig co-owner of Groundworks a…
EPISODE 43 | October 31, 2014
Equity in the NYC Food System: What We Learned About why Equity Matters
Published October 31st, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes By Yvette Cabrera & Amrita Gupta The speakers at the “Why equity…
EPISODE 42 | February 9, 2014
Brewer Profile: Jeff O’Neil
Jeff O’Neil is no stranger to New York craft beer. You may have heard Jeff’s name in association with the…
EPISODE 42 | February 21, 2014
What the Frack!?!
Beer is about 90% water. In order to make safe, and yummy beer, safe and clean water is a must…
EPISODE 42 | March 3, 2014
Anne Northup & Cuisine
Anne Northup (wife of Solomon Northup) was a free American master cook whose northern Creole cooking style was renowned. Tune…
EPISODE 42 | March 11, 2014
Healthy Soil
Got good soil? There’s a lot of talk about healthy soil, but what does that actually mean? While there’s a…
EPISODE 42 | August 23, 2014
Ask The Meat Man: Bacon
Welcome to Ask The Meat Man, a weekly call in-show where listeners get meat tips from Louis Fantasma of Paradise…
EPISODE 42 | October 31, 2014
Marketing to Men
Published October 31st, 2014 Running time: 5 Minutes By Elizabeth Saxe In 4 out of 10 American households, men are…
EPISODE 41 | February 7, 2014
Magic of Mustard
What goes great on hot dogs and was once used by Pythagoras to treat scorpion stings? The answer is mustard,…
EPISODE 41 | February 14, 2014
Wild Go Nuts
The black walnut is the funky American cousin of the mild English walnut we are more familiar with. Collected from…
EPISODE 41 | March 2, 2014
USDA & Discrimination
In 1997 a class action lawsuit was filed against the US Department of Agriculture. Tune in to learn why the…
EPISODE 41 | March 9, 2014
Agro-chemical Consequences
Pesticides and GMOs are 2 hot topics in the agricultural conversation within the food movement. In most cases, the companies…
EPISODE 41 | June 27, 2014
Ask the Meat Man #2
Welcome to Ask The Meat Man, a weekly call in-show where listeners get meat tips from Louis Fantasma of Paradise…
EPISODE 41 | October 28, 2014
Thug Kitchen Response
Cathy Erway, Nicole Taylor and Jack Inslee discuss the controversy surrounding Thug Kitchen, the blog-turned cookbook featuring vegan recipes with…
EPISODE 40 | February 5, 2014
Saveur 100
Saveur is an institution in the world of food media. Since its inception in 2004, Saveur has been awarded a…
EPISODE 40 | February 7, 2014
Napa is VIP in the Winter
Who doesn’t want insider access? Napa Valley is famous for being America’s ultimate wine destination and if you want the…
EPISODE 40 | February 28, 2014
Food, Workers & Boycotts
The success of the civil rights movement in the south during the 1950s and 60s required the collaboration of many…
EPISODE 40 | March 9, 2014
NY Food Ed
Home economics is a becoming a thing of the past. Numerous advocates are pushing for mandatory food education in school…
EPISODE 40 | June 27, 2014
Food Safety Regulations
Dave Arnold sets the record straight on Food Safety on a recent episode of Cooking Issues.
EPISODE 40 | October 17, 2014
The Future of Meat – MOFAD Roundtable
Experts in bioethics (Peter Singer & Mark Budolfson), cultured meat (Isha Datar) and heritage breed meat retail (Patrick Martins) debate…
EPISODE 39 | February 3, 2014
Down the Line: Mari Omland
On this edition of ‘Down the Line’, Mari Omland of Green Mountain Girls Farm in Vermont explains how the food…
EPISODE 39 | February 4, 2014
Sustainable Valentine’s Day Flowers
While it’s certainly easy to pick up roses at any local bodega or grocery store, this Valentines Day consider putting…
EPISODE 39 | February 18, 2014
Remembering Edna Lewis
Throughout the month of February we are thinking about and honoring Ms. Lewis on the 7th anniversary of her passing….
EPISODE 39 | March 7, 2014
Synthetic Foods
Would you eat a beef burger made in a lab? How about a vegetarian burger made with GMO’s and MSG?…
EPISODE 39 | June 27, 2014
Dark Meat vs Light Meat
Everyone has their preference. The differences in meat go far beyond the carving knife. A meat’s color and flavor reflect…
EPISODE 39 | October 10, 2014
The Ethics of #MyMixify – Marketing Soda to Teens
Three major soda companies roll out new “Mixify” campaign geared towards teens to “Balance what you eat, drink and do.”…
EPISODE 38 | January 31, 2014
Super Bowl Business
The Super Bowl is not just football – it’s big business. It’s been estimated that 400,000 people travel to the…
EPISODE 38 | February 2, 2014
Super Bowl Foods
What is it about men in tight pants bashing into each other that makes us hungry for nachos? For most…
EPISODE 38 | February 16, 2014
Sumac: Wild & Delicious
Published: Monday, Feb. 17, 2014 The foraging craze has brought forth a number of ingredients we would not have immediately…
EPISODE 38 | February 27, 2014
CA Conservation Pioneer
Napa not only set the precedent for California wine quality, but continues to lead the state in growing excellent grapes…
EPISODE 38 | May 19, 2014
Breeding for the Future
The Livestock Conservancy is helping traditional egg hatching programs in Chatham County, North Carolina elementary schools shift focus to sustainability…
EPISODE 38 | October 3, 2014
Carlo Petrini & Alice Waters Reflect on 25 Years of Slow Food
On Friday, October 3rd, Slow Food founder, Carlo Petrini and his collaborator in the good food movement, Alice Waters held…
EPISODE 37 | January 31, 2014
Down the Line: BluePrint
Go “Down the Line” with Zoe Sakoutis and Erica Huss, the ladies behind BluePrinnt, the original juice cleanse program to…
EPISODE 37 |
Chinese New Year
Today marks the beginning of Chinese New Year. The celebration is the largest and most important annual festival celebrated by…
EPISODE 37 | February 13, 2014
ROC Day of Action
Valentine’s day: the perfect occasion to show your love (or bitterness) depending on where you stand. Either way, it’s definitely…
EPISODE 37 | February 25, 2014
Water Waste
Food production, consumption, and waste takes up much more water than you’d think. A look at the interconnectedness of our…
EPISODE 37 | May 18, 2014
Anaerobic Digester
Cows burp out methane, and a lot of it. We talk to a dairy farmer who captures methane from his…
EPISODE 37 | September 14, 2014
Foods Arts Closing: Reflections with Patrick Martins
Published September 14th, 2014 Running time: 3 Minutes Patrick Martins reflects on the closing of Food Arts. By Caitlin…
EPISODE 36 | January 24, 2014
Field of Compost Dreams
2013 was a good year for recycling legislation in NYC. NYC Council approved legislation that will require large restaurants and…
EPISODE 36 | January 29, 2014
Inside Ferran Adria
Ferran Adria has been called “the Salvador Dali of the kitchen”; graced many of the Best Chef lists around the…
EPISODE 36 | February 12, 2014
The Farm Bill
President Obama signed a new farm bill into law on February 7th 2014. But what is the Farm Bill and…
EPISODE 36 | February 19, 2014
Wine Sustainability
There seems to be a trend in rustic decorating that loves crafting used wine bottles and stoppers into home wares,…
EPISODE 36 | May 4, 2014
The Flavor Man
In anticipation of the Manhattan Cocktail Classic, we talked to a man who makes drinks not at a bar but…
EPISODE 36 | September 12, 2014
Fishing In Gaza: Safety and Food Security
Published September 12th, 2014 Running time: 6 Minutes The fighting between Israel and Palestine this summer has seriously threatened…
EPISODE 35 | January 23, 2014
Meat Futures
These days, it seems everyone is trying to print “Organic” on their product labels. Laura Batcha, CEO and Executive Director…
EPISODE 35 | January 29, 2014
Prince of Porc
Who’s today’s Prince of Porc? Chef Seamus Mullen recently earned that esteemed title when he took home the win at…
EPISODE 35 | February 11, 2014
Food Almanac
Since the dawn of the 19th century, farmers, gardeners, and enthusiasts have looked to the Farmer’s Almanac as a bellwether…
EPISODE 35 | February 17, 2014
Dead End Poultry
Most poultry are given a death sentence before they are even born. Tune in to this segment to find out…
EPISODE 35 | April 24, 2014
Science in 5 Easy Steps
Is this food good for me? Is it healthy? Nutritional studies are full of seemingly simple questions that are next…
EPISODE 35 | September 11, 2014
Kate Krader on NYT revamp
Published September 11th, 2014 Running time: 2 Minutes Shari Bayer, host of All in the Industry, speaks to Kate…
EPISODE 34 | January 21, 2014
Growing Marijuana
Marijuana is by far the largest cash crop in the United States and the marijuana economy is one of the…
EPISODE 34 | January 26, 2014
Care For Your Cheese
A cheese plate is the easiest way to impress dinner guests while letting your local cheesemonger do all the work….
EPISODE 34 | January 30, 2014
Superfoods – Where’s Cranberries?
In the somewhat gimmicky conversation about superfoods, cranberries always seem to play second fiddle to the sexier list-makers like huckleberries,…
EPISODE 34 | February 5, 2014
Clean Water, Good Beer
Yeast, malt, and hops – these are the essential ingredients for making beer, right? While this is true, the most…
EPISODE 34 | February 6, 2014
Dayboat Scallops Come to New York
In 2009, responding to increasingly poor scallop harvests, Maine’s Department of Marine Resources implemented a rotating closure strategy, that basically…
EPISODE 34 | April 8, 2014
Flavorists
Flavorists are chemists that develop new flavors for processed foods. They isolate the aromatic building blocks of flavor and combine…
EPISODE 34 | August 29, 2014
Why We Said No: Monsanto, Conde Naste & Food Media
Published August 29th, 2014 Running time: 4 Minutes By Erin Fairbanks Heritage Foods USA got an enticing invitation to…
EPISODE 33 | January 17, 2014
Velveeta Shortage?
With only three weeks left until the Super bowl, Kraft Foods has announced a shortage of their famous Pasteurized Prepared…
EPISODE 33 | January 23, 2014
Future of Horticulture
With the rise in interest in organic produce, urban gardening, and public green space, horticulture is being redefined. Acclaimed author…
EPISODE 33 | January 24, 2014
Matcha Tea Please
Matcha. It’s older than the printing press but it’s the hot new ingredient found in everything from lattes to cupcakes….
EPISODE 33 | February 6, 2014
Drinking Local Grains
“Local food” has been a buzzword in the vernacular of the sustainably-minded for years at this point, but what about…
EPISODE 33 | March 12, 2014
Steal This Recipe
Although it can be argued that no idea is truly original, there is a long and storied history of people…
EPISODE 33 | July 14, 2014
On Sustainable Seafood
Emily Peterson, host of Sharp & Hot and the daughter of a commercial fisherman, opines on the state of sustainable…
EPISODE 32 | January 15, 2014
Sweet Green Getss 22 Mil
What happens when a local, sustainably minded farm-to-table food chain gets an investment for national expansion to the tune of…
EPISODE 32 | January 22, 2014
Supplements with Marion
For thousands of years, human beings have been deriving their nutrients from food – vegetables, grains, meat, etc. So why…
EPISODE 32 | January 23, 2014
Japanese Soul Food
What is Japanese soul food? Tadashi Ono and Harris Salat join Cathy Erway on this edition of Eat Your Words!…
EPISODE 32 | January 30, 2014
Cacao & Booze
Bartenders and cocktail nerds, pay attention! New World Spirits has introduced a new base spirit called Solbeso, made from the…
EPISODE 32 | March 11, 2014
NoWait App
Imagine a world where you can text your favorite restaurant on a busy brunch day and put your name on…
EPISODE 32 | June 20, 2014
Food Marketing & Ethics
Is there anything inherently wrong with the way snack foods are developed and marketed? How much responsibility should rest on…
EPISODE 31 | January 14, 2014
Industry City
Looking for a location for production for your small food business? Then look no further than Sunset Park’s Industry City….
EPISODE 31 | January 19, 2014
America’s Original Livestock
How are Heritage breeds of livestock better equipped to deal with trends like drought or global warming? Eric Hallman, Executive…
EPISODE 31 | January 21, 2014
Fresh Hop Beer
Beer Drinkers can look forward to something extra special in late summer, early Spring as brewers across the nation make…
EPISODE 31 | January 29, 2014
Ruling on Organic Labels
In Quesada v. HerbThyme Farms, Inc., the California Court of Appeals made a decision that could have wide sweeping consequences…
EPISODE 31 | March 6, 2014
Is Coke Kosher?
Is Jell-O or liquid nitrogen kosher? Are genetically engineered foods kosher? What happens to the centuries old Jewish dietary laws…
EPISODE 31 | June 4, 2014
Bootleggerbottle
Can encapsulated “Nanoform” yeast make home-brewed booze overnight without compromising quality? Check out Ruckus Fermentation’s new system called The Bootlegger…
EPISODE 30 | January 14, 2014
Hops Shortage
They’re running low on hops in Washington! Tune into this segment to hear why- while it sounds disastrous- the hop…
EPISODE 30 | January 15, 2014
Networking in Horticulture
What’a a carpenter have to do with building an urban garden? Where do plant-minded writers find work? Where can gardeners…
EPISODE 30 | January 17, 2014
MO Wine
Missouri and wine might seem like an odd combination. But 100 years ago, Missouri had one of the most productive…
EPISODE 30 | January 29, 2014
Remembering Pete Seeger
Pete Seeger – American singer, songwriter, activist, & folklorist – passed away on January 27th, 2014 at the age of…
EPISODE 30 | February 20, 2014
Natural Refrigeration
Many of us take refridgeration for granted. We open the fridge and all of our food is perfectly chilled. But…
EPISODE 30 | May 23, 2014
Rattlesnake Roundup
While rattlesnake roundups out west may not be detrimental to the Diamondback Rattler population, the methods in which these snake…
EPISODE 29 | December 22, 2013
Giving: Fresh & Local
Bed Stuy, welcome your new grocers! Bed Stuy Fresh & Local is the brainchild of neighborhood residents Sheila Akbar and…
EPISODE 29 | January 3, 2014
Black Soldier Flies
At Green Waste Technologies in Plainfield, New Jersey, award-winning entrepreneur (and former opera singer) Olive Lynch employs black soldier fly…
EPISODE 29 | January 16, 2014
Cheese & What???
Don’t know what to eat with that yummy blue cheese in the fridge? We’ve got some delicious tips for surprising…
EPISODE 29 | January 24, 2014
The End of Pebble Mine
After nearly 15 years of proposals, debates and assessments – plans for a large scale mining operation in Alaska’s Bristol…
EPISODE 29 | February 3, 2014
Dave Arnold on Kosher Meat
How does keeping kosher affect carnivores? Some Jews follow a set of dietary laws called kashrut. Kosher meat requires specific…
EPISODE 29 | May 2, 2014
Popcorn is Perfect
Is popcorn the world’s most perfect snack food? Erica Wides thinks so. Here’s why she says the whole grain snack…
EPISODE 28 | December 19, 2013
WFM Opens in Brooklyn!
The first Whole Foods Market in Brooklyn opened in Gowanus on Dec 18th 2013. The opening celebration featured an exuberant…
EPISODE 28 | January 12, 2014
Rockstar Cheesemonger
As the appetite cheese grows in the United States, so does the number of cheesemongers – the people working behind…
EPISODE 28 | January 24, 2014
Beyond BBQ in KC
Kansas City is known around the world for its slow smoked barbecue but there is a lot more to the…
EPISODE 28 | January 31, 2014
Kitchen Ventilation
Above all else, food science expert and host of Cooking Issues, Dave Arnold thinks a good kitchen needs good ventilation….
EPISODE 28 | April 25, 2014
Dave Arnold on GMO’s
The three letters G M O strike fear in the heart of conscious eaters. Should that be the case? Are…
EPISODE 27 | December 15, 2013
Giving: Num Pang
Since 2009, Num Pang sandwich shop has been bringing Cambodian flavors to New York City- and now with a healthy…
EPISODE 27 | December 18, 2013
Modern Day Feast of the Seven Fishes
If you are an Italian American who celebrates Christmas, chances are you may participate in what is known as the…
EPISODE 27 | January 8, 2014
2013: Year in Food
Tune in for HeritageRadioNetwork.org’s year-end recap of the food and drink issues that mattered in 2013! This segment has been…
EPISODE 27 | January 23, 2014
EPS Ban?
On December 19th 2013, the New York City Council banned food service expanded polystrenes (styrofoam) in the limits of NYC….
EPISODE 27 | March 31, 2014
Meat Racket
Christopher Leonard’s new book “The Meat Racket” ruffled a lot of feathers in the meat industry. The book details the…
EPISODE 26 | December 12, 2013
Giving: EcoStation NY
If you’re a long-time Heritage Radio Network listener, you probably are aware that we operate out of two shipping containers…
EPISODE 26 | December 15, 2013
Greening Christmas
How can you stay sustainable this holiday season? HRN’s Jack Inslee spoke with Jennie Romer of plasticbaglaws.org for some environmentally…
EPISODE 26 | January 2, 2014
New Year Food Traditions
Those who can afford it will likely be drinking champagne and eating luxurious foods such as caviar, lobster, and truffle…
EPISODE 26 | January 20, 2014
MLK Day
January 20th marks the birthday of the Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. The federal holiday known as MLK day serves…
EPISODE 26 | January 31, 2014
Fermenting Chocolate
Follow the hidden life of microbes that make delicious chocolate possible. Chocolate owes its deep, complex flavors to fermentation. The…
EPISODE 26 | March 14, 2014
Natural Wine: Then & Now
This year marks the tenth year of Natural Wine Week in New York City! Whats changed? And where will it…
EPISODE 25 | December 6, 2013
Nelson Mandela Dies at 95
Words cannot describe the affect that Nelson Mandela had on the world. The global hero, renowned pacifist and South Africa’s…
EPISODE 25 | December 12, 2013
Many Kitchens – Schaller & Weber
Jeremy Schaller & Jesse Denes from Schaller and Weber discuss how their brand of charcuterie meats has evolved up to…
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Tell Me More: Poinsettias
Poinsettias are well known as a decorative Christmas plant with its red and green foliage. Flower expert Debra Prinzing gives…
EPISODE 25 | December 26, 2013
The Pan in Pancakes
What has the world come to when you can microwave pancakes? Erica Wides remembers a time before cake-flavored-cakes.
EPISODE 25 | January 17, 2014
McDonalds Greenwashing?
Did somebody say sustainable McDonald’s? Recently, the worldwide fast food giant announced through Greenbiz, a website dedicated to environmental business…
EPISODE 25 | January 28, 2014
Food Science: Proteins
Proteins are the molecules of our life. In food, they are some of the most exciting molecules we play with….
EPISODE 25 | February 28, 2014
Race in Craft Beer
Craft beer has exploded onto the beverage scene over the past 20 years. That being said – frankly, it’s largely…
EPISODE 24 | December 4, 2013
Judy Rodgers Dies at 57
The food community lost another legend on December 2nd, 2013 in Judy Rodgers, the chef-partner at Zuni Café in San…
EPISODE 24 | December 11, 2013
Christmas Trees
35 Million Christmas trees are sold every year. But are fake trees more environmentally friendly? Listen in to find out…
EPISODE 24 | December 23, 2013
WORD OF MOUTH Resolutions
HRN’s own Leiti Hsu talks to several esteemed chefs, sommeliers, and restauranteurs about their New Year’s resolutions. Tune in to…
EPISODE 24 | January 8, 2014
War on Poverty Turns 50
At Heritage Radio Network, we believe that hunger is not a poverty issue- it is a justice issue. The United…
EPISODE 24 | January 21, 2014
History of Refrigeration
Refrigeration- we take it for granted but its invention changed the course of history and the way Americans eat forever….
EPISODE 24 | February 21, 2014
Harvest: An Epic Poem
“Harvest” is an epic poem, twenty pages in length and varied in form. It is a personal journey towards clarity…
EPISODE 23 | December 2, 2013
#GivingTuesday
Disgusted by people fighting in stores on Black Friday? Sickened by retailers making people come in to work on Thanksgiving…
EPISODE 23 | December 9, 2013
Passamaquoddy Water
Bottled water could give an economic boost to a Native American Tribe in Maine. The Passamaquoddy tribe is struggling. Leaders…
EPISODE 23 | December 11, 2013
Bugs
Termite queens, which might seem like nothing but pests to many of us, are a delicacy in Kenya.The Nordic Food…
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Bugs
Termite queens, which might seem like nothing but pests to many of us, are a delicacy in Kenya.The Nordic Food…
EPISODE 23 | December 23, 2013
Pagan Ham
It’s Christmas and it’s 2013, why am I eating a sugary, salty spiral-cut ham for dinner at my parents house?…
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Chobani & Whole Foods Market
Whole Foods Market has announced that they will phase out Chobani Greek Yogurt from all their stores by early 2014….
EPISODE 23 | January 17, 2014
Bottles or Cans?
Do bottles and cans affect the flavor or quality of the liquids they hold? Food Science expert and host of…
EPISODE 23 | February 7, 2014
Anita Lo & Anissa
We’re buzzing after our friend Anita Lo got 3 stars from the New York Times for her singular restaurant Anissa…
EPISODE 22 | December 2, 2013
Taste 4 The Philippines
Chef Dale Talde’s restaurants, TALDE, Pork Slope, and Thistle Hill Tavern, are co-hosting a benefit for the victims of Typhoon…
EPISODE 22 | December 5, 2013
Many Kitchens – Pipsnacks
Valentina Rice from Many Kitchens and Jeff Martin from Pipsnacks talk about starting a business that boomed from the start….
EPISODE 22 | December 10, 2013
Green Hopping NYC
Health conscious New Yorkers now have another asset at their fingertips – the newly released Green Hopping NYC app.
EPISODE 22 | December 23, 2013
Kitchen Opera X-Mas
The Kitchen Opera Company celebrates Christmas with some of their favorite carols about food and dining! Tune in! Thanks to…
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Rethinking Food Aid
What does it mean to give as a nation? The U.S. gives more than 50% of the world’s food aid….
EPISODE 22 | January 14, 2014
Moldy Cheese
What does a cheese cave feel and smell like? Why is mold on cheese a good thing? HRN’s own Leah…
EPISODE 22 | February 5, 2014
I’m Obsessed With Kale
It can be credited with making the most epic comeback in vegetable history. From it’s starring role in Europe in…
EPISODE 21 | November 27, 2013
Staten Island Turkeys
Hide your kids hide your wife because wild turkeys are taking over Staten Islands. These feral creatures are being blamed…
EPISODE 21 | December 4, 2013
Jay-Z Goes Vegan
Jay-Z is no stranger to beef, but the iconic rapper and business mogul has decided to go Vegan… at least…
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McWages
Today across the Unites States citizens and McDonalds employees alike have come together outside of flagship McDonalds across the country…
EPISODE 21 | December 16, 2013
USDA & Poultry
Food & Water Watch has been an active advocate for food safety regulations that serve the public interest, most recently…
EPISODE 21 | December 23, 2013
Cannibal Cookies
The holidays are a time to indulge. On Christmas Eve, everyone knows that Santa’s treat du jour is the Christmas…
EPISODE 21 | January 8, 2014
Window Farms
No green thumb? No problem. A hydroponic vertical indoor garden known as a windowfarm has completely changed the gardening game…
EPISODE 21 | February 2, 2014
I’m Obsessed: Quinoa
“I’m obsessed with quinoa!” A simple Google search is enough to prove that quinoa consumption has surpassed the obsession point….
EPISODE 20 | November 23, 2013
Heritage Turkey Goes to School
What do you expect out of college campus food? Most people have pretty low expectations when it comes to food…
EPISODE 20 | November 29, 2013
Food Waste
Thanksgiving has come to an end for 2013. You’re more stuffed than your turkey was before it got carved and…
EPISODE 20 | December 2, 2013
Cyber Monday
Over the past several years, the days following Thanksgiving have become some of the busiest and most profitable days for…
EPISODE 20 | December 16, 2013
GMO Labeling in CT
Connecticut has become the first State in the United States to pass a law that requires the labeling of GMO’s…
EPISODE 20 | December 20, 2013
Jewish Christmas
In New York City, Chinese restaurants are as ubiquitous as corner delis. On Christmas Eve, they become secular houses for…
EPISODE 20 | December 26, 2013
Styro Is Out
On December 19th, 2013 the NYC Council came to a decision to ban food service expanded Polystyrenes in the limits…
EPISODE 20 | December 27, 2013
Giving: Charity & Policy
All across the world there are people in need of assistance in many capacities. But what happens when volunteering, donations…
EPISODE 20 | December 29, 2013
Do Octopuses Feel Pain?
Do Octopuses feel pain when they die? Why would you even want to know? Listen to Dave Arnold and find…
EPISODE 20 | January 29, 2014
Plantorama
At Plantorama 2014, A group of young professionals offered a look into the future of horticulture in a challenging, fast-changing…
EPISODE 19 | November 19, 2013
Talking Transitions
How do communities connect with their government officials? Policymakers are often criticized for enacting legislation without focusing on the real…
EPISODE 19 | November 26, 2013
Cranberries
Cranberries and cranberry sauce are an essential part of the Thanksgiving table, but when did this tradition begin? Tune into…
EPISODE 19 | November 27, 2013
The New Black Friday
More and more these days Thanksgiving has become synonymous with shopping. While Black Friday is a term that’s been in…
EPISODE 19 | December 4, 2013
Ron Burgundy Scotch
Riviera Imports recently announced that they will be promoting a new Ron Burgundy scotch, in conjunction with the release of…
EPISODE 19 | December 15, 2013
UNESCO
In December of 2013, The Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of Intangible Heritage held its 8th session and inscribed 25…
EPISODE 19 | December 29, 2013
Better Than a BLT?
Can the BLT be improved upon? Dave Arnold doesn’t think so!
EPISODE 19 | January 23, 2014
No More Mason Jars!
These days, mason jars are popping up at more and more restaurants every day – but at what cost? Do…
EPISODE 18 | November 14, 2013
The San Francisco Chronicle
Rumor has it that The San Francisco Chronicle is merging its ‘food’ section with an overall ‘lifestyle’ paper; what does…
EPISODE 18 | November 23, 2013
The Squashes of Tomorrow
Some thanksgiving cooks just won’t settle for tradition. To them, every year is a challenge to find a new twist…
EPISODE 18 | November 26, 2013
Thanksgiving Retail
Thanksgiving. It’s a holiday that revolves around food. In the days leading up to it, there is a mad rush…
EPISODE 18 | November 27, 2013
Holiday Traditions & Memories
Everybody loves the holidays, especially the eats. From microwaved Pizza Hut meatballs to Petrossian caviar, top toques and other culinary…
EPISODE 18 | December 11, 2013
Venison
How are folks feeding the hungry while controlling wildlife populations this holiday season? The answer is hunting. Listen in to…
EPISODE 18 | December 23, 2013
What Is Fruit Cake?
Fruitcake is the butt of many holiday jokes, but it actually has a long history as a cherished food. From…
EPISODE 18 | January 22, 2014
Nathaniel Immakolee
Wal Mart, the world’s largest retailer, has recently agreed to join the Coalition of Immokalee Workers Fair Food Program. CIW…
EPISODE 17 | November 6, 2013
Charlie Trotter Dies at 54
We remember famed Chicago chef Charlie Trotter, who passed away the morning of Tuesday November 5th at the age of…
EPISODE 17 | November 20, 2013
Bugs as Protein
How can bugs end global malnutrition and hunger? Tune into this segment to hear HRN’s Meradith Hoddinott discuss the nutritional…
EPISODE 17 | November 23, 2013
Organic Beer
What’s the deal with organic beer? We learned more at The Craft Experience 2013.
EPISODE 17 | November 26, 2013
Ice Cider
Looking for a traditional beverage for you Thanksgiving dinner? Look no further than ice cider! Tune into this segment to…
EPISODE 17 | December 4, 2013
Digital Photography
Nathan Myrvold thinks anaolg photography can’t hold a candle to digital photography when it comes to food. Find out why.
EPISODE 17 | December 10, 2013
Macaulay Culkin & Pizza
Former child star and famous actor Macaulay Culkin is in a pizza-themed Velvet Underground cover band called “Pizza Underground”.
EPISODE 17 | January 9, 2014
Food Ain’t Fashion
Food isn’t a trend- it’s a right! Patrick Martins speaks to the idea that good food shouldn’t be treated as…
EPISODE 16 | November 5, 2013
Stolichnaya Boycott
Russian President, Vladimir Putin, has made it clear that homosexuals are not welcome in Russia. As a result, the LGBT…
EPISODE 16 | November 17, 2013
Plastic Bag Ban
Should plastics bags be banned in New York City? HRN’s Jack Inslee sits down with Jennie Romer of PlasticBagLaws.org to…
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Farm Access
Many young people are increasingly interested in urban and rural farming. Yet, new farmers face many challenges. How do you…
EPISODE 16 | November 24, 2013
Heather Terhune & Cheese
How does Sable Kitchen & Bar’s Heather Terhune utilize Wisconsin cheeses in both sweet and savory recipes? Tune into this…
EPISODE 16 | November 27, 2013
Thanksgiving Naps
People tend to blame the tryptophan in turkey when they fall asleep in their chairs after Thanksgiving dinner. Tryptophan is…
EPISODE 16 | December 10, 2013
Terra Madre Day
Tuesday December 10th is Terra Madre Day, a day that celebrates local food and raises awareness about endangered products. While…
EPISODE 16 | December 23, 2013
America Eats Its Poor
The biggest news story in food this year is also what many consider to be a hallmark in the waning…
EPISODE 15 | November 3, 2013
Sriracha Smells!
Why do residents of Irwindale, California hate Sriracha? Tune into this HRN News segment to find out how the hot…
EPISODE 15 | November 13, 2013
Goodbye, Trans Fats!
The FDA has recently proposed a ban on trans fats; what does this mean for consumers? According to HRN’s resident…
EPISODE 15 | November 17, 2013
Farmland Protection
450,000 acres of New York State farmland have been paved over to make way for shopping malls or housing developments…
EPISODE 15 | November 24, 2013
Wattle You Hear This!
In the spirit of whole animal butchery, Peter Henry is discussing one of the odder parts of a turkey’s anatomy-…
EPISODE 15 | November 26, 2013
Dave Arnold & Turkey
Dave Arnold has mastered the art of cooking turkey. Tune into this segment to hear Dave talk about the “RoboTurkey”,…
EPISODE 15 | December 6, 2013
More SNAP Cuts?
On November 4th, 1.8 Million food stamps recipents in New York and 47 million country wide lost benefits. The most…
EPISODE 15 | December 18, 2013
FDA – No New News
3 years from now, most producers and pharmaceutical companies will have to comply with 2 FDA guidelines (not laws) about…
EPISODE 14 | November 3, 2013
Banksy on Big Food
Throughout the month of October, prolific British street artist Banksy took over the streets of New York City with his…
EPISODE 14 | November 11, 2013
Veterans & Farming
Happy Veterans Day to all those who have served our nation. Careers in farming and agricultural have proven to be…
EPISODE 14 | November 15, 2013
Fur Factor
Is there a sustainable way to make fur? Have animal activists become over active? We look in depth into the…
EPISODE 14 | November 20, 2013
Detroit’s Culinary Comeback
HRN is spotlighting Michigan’s overlooked food scene- starting with Detroit! Hear Chef James Regato of The Root Restaurant & Bar…
EPISODE 14 | November 23, 2013
Food Science Corner: Sulfur Dioxide
Some plants, like onions and garlic, have chemical defenses that prevent animals like us from eating them. Unfortunately for them,…
EPISODE 14 | December 12, 2013
Knishes, Kugel, and Kvetching
On Wednesday, December 11th Danny Meyer & Union Square Cafe welcomed Jake Dell, owner of Katz’s Deli and Uri Scheft,…
EPISODE 13 | October 31, 2013
World Series Food
The Boston Red Sox are the 2013 World Series Champions! We congratulate the team and the city on an exciting…
EPISODE 13 | November 10, 2013
Food Fight
What’s it like for a food professional to train as a boxer? Find out as Erin Fairbanks sits down with…
EPISODE 13 | November 14, 2013
Farm Breweries
What does the new Farm Brewery Law mean for New York farmers and brewers? HRN’s Leah Eden spoke with Sam…
EPISODE 13 | November 15, 2013
You’re On Camera!
You’re being watched! Tesco, a line of supermarkets in the U.K., just announced that it will install 450 cameras with…
EPISODE 13 | November 19, 2013
Underground Dining
New Yorkers are hungry, but not just for food. The trend of underground or alternative dining experiences has rapidly increased…
EPISODE 13 | December 6, 2013
MOFAD Roundtable: NYC Soda Regulation
On Thursday December 5th, 2013 – A group of panelists gathered at the CUNY School of Public Health for the…
EPISODE 12 | October 31, 2013
The Rise of E
Commercial tobacco has been grown for decades in North America for profit through cigars, chewing tobacco, and most popular, cigarettes….
EPISODE 12 | November 6, 2013
Vegan Misconceptions
Veganism, also known as an extreme version of vegetarianism, has become a huge craze all throughout the nation. In big…
EPISODE 12 | November 11, 2013
Drive Change
How can one really further change through food? Jordyn Lexton stops by the HRN studios to talk about Drive Change,…
EPISODE 12 | November 13, 2013
Food Science Corner: Heat
In this edition of the Food Science Corner, Meradith Hoddinott explains one of the most essential parts of cooking: heat!…
EPISODE 12 | November 17, 2013
Sea Salt
Is table salt not providing the flavor you need in your cooking? Try sea salt and various types pf finishing…
EPISODE 11 | October 30, 2013
Bio Fuel: A promising energy source
Bio mass is a promising energy source for rural, agricultural based communities around the world. Learn more about how bio…
EPISODE 11 | November 1, 2013
Marathon Foodies
Heritage Radio Network asks some of the NYC marathon participants what they are eating during training, and what they will…
EPISODE 11 | November 4, 2013
New Income Source for Small Farms
Find out how you can support small farmers by planning your next vacation! Tune into this segment to learn about…
EPISODE 11 | November 8, 2013
Food Science: Bread
Learn about the science of bread on the food science corner!
EPISODE 11 | November 14, 2013
Mac ‘N’ Cheese Thanksgiving
Is mac ‘n’ cheese suitable for the Thanksgiving dinner table? Southern food expert Nicole Taylor investigates the question with Gabe…
EPISODE 11 | November 27, 2013
Giving on Thanksgiving
While Thanksgiving is typically associated with eating turkey and watching football, the notion of giving is embedded into the word…
EPISODE 10 | October 29, 2013
Sandy: One Year Later
Oct 29th 2012. Superstorm Sandy blew into town, and while many in the New York area were spared, there were…
EPISODE 10 | October 31, 2013
Big Cereal
On the surface, cereal seems like a nutritious, easy way to start your day. However, most breakfast cereals are pumped…
EPISODE 10 | November 3, 2013
Fish at Crave
Learn more about sourcing seafood with Todd Mitgang of Crave Fishbar! Listen in to hear Todd talk with HRN’s Jessie…
EPISODE 10 | November 6, 2013
Sense Science: Taste
Tatse is our chemical connection to the world around us. Whether salty, bitter, sweet, sour, or savory, the concept of…
EPISODE 10 | November 13, 2013
Sexy Foods
What foods put you in the mood? In this segment, HRN’s Sari Kamin explores aphrodisiacs with author of Fork Me,…
EPISODE 10 | November 23, 2013
Not So Candid Camera
There are cameras everywhere in America! Why not in slaughterhouses? Patrick Martins offers his thoughts on the lack of monitoring…
EPISODE 9 | October 28, 2013
Lou Reed Dies at 71
At HeritageRadioNetwork.org, we mourn the loss of New York City music and art pioneer Lou Reed. The founder of the…
EPISODE 9 | October 29, 2013
Dental Hygiene and Taste
Does poor dental hygiene affect the sense of taste? Can dentures or tooth decay change the way we taste our…
EPISODE 9 | November 1, 2013
Behind the Peel
In the middle of the tropical rainforest in Costa Rica, at the Banana Farm at Earth University in Limon, Costa…
EPISODE 9 | November 4, 2013
Flavor Brewing
How are genetically-engineered yeast strains revolutionizing the food business? Tune into this segment to hear HRN’s resident science buff Meradith…
EPISODE 9 | November 11, 2013
Brooklyn Nouveau
Brooklyn Winery is putting it’s own spin on the French tradition of Beaujolais Nouveau. Brooklyn Nouveau is an American counterpart…
EPISODE 9 | November 19, 2013
I AM A GOD (OF FOOD)
I AM A GOD (OF FOOD) Written by Erin Fairbanks and Jack Inslee With help from: Sari Kamin Inspirations: Kanye…
EPISODE 8 | October 25, 2013
Vermont Sail
The sailboat Ceres has been making her way to New York, delivering sustainably farmed products to individuals and businesses. The…
EPISODE 8 | October 27, 2013
Will Oysters Save Us?
Are oysters the key to marine repopulation and environmental protection? Tune into this segment to learn about the efforts of…
EPISODE 8 | October 28, 2013
Doing it Raw
Juicing, raw food, green juice- what’s all of the hype about? Tune into this special segment to hear Erica Huss…
EPISODE 8 | November 1, 2013
Food Science Corner: Cheese
Learn about the science of cheese on the food science corner! How can so many different types of cheese can…
EPISODE 8 | November 5, 2013
Wisconsin Cheese with Jonny Hunter
On this special segment, we check in with Chef Jonny Hunter of the Underground Food Collective for his insight on…
EPISODE 8 | November 15, 2013
Welch & The CIA
This is the story of how the sale of Welch’s Grape Juice paved the way for the JM Kaplan Fund,…
EPISODE 7 | October 24, 2013
Foraging for Wild Apples
The latest trend in the hard cider movement is apple foraging. Learn more about the history of apple foraging from…
EPISODE 7 | October 25, 2013
Down the Line: Anthony Butler
The Heritage Radio Network presents Down the Line, a conversation with leaders in the food industry. Anthony Butler is the…
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Keeping Cider Legal
Hard cider can be a great drinking alternative to wine or beer. However, making cider rises many issues within taxation….
EPISODE 7 | October 28, 2013
Cooking for Hassan Rouhani
How would some of the country’s top chefs cook for Iranian President Hassan Rouhani and U.S. President Barack Obama? Tune…
EPISODE 7 | October 30, 2013
Sense Science: Sound
On this episode of Sense Science, the Heritage Radio Network’s Meradith Hoddinott explores the sense of sound, and how it…
EPISODE 7 | November 5, 2013
A Call For No Antibiotics
Seventy percent of the world’s antibiotics are being used in our own animals – how did this become acceptable? Heritage…
EPISODE 6 | October 24, 2013
Raw Food as Medicine
Hear the amazing story of a woman who completely changed her diet to raw foods, in order to avoid preventive…
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Is OJ Dead?
Orange juice, an American breakfast standard, has seen its retail sales hit a new low. With so many new products…
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Micro Lending in Costa Rica
In a small town in Costa Rica, the Whole Planet Foundation has sponsored women who are part of a Micro…
EPISODE 6 | October 25, 2013
Cider Misconceptions
Cider is becoming more popular than ever, but with this comes many misconceptions. Bust the myths of cider and understand…
EPISODE 6 | October 28, 2013
Sense Science: Touch
How does our brain understand food through texture, density, and temperature? HRN’s resident food science expert Meradith Hoddinott explains the…
EPISODE 6 | November 1, 2013
I’m Obsessed: Coconut Water
How and when did we all become so obsessed with COCONUT WATER? Are we just victims of serial food entrepreneurs…
EPISODE 5 | October 13, 2013
Help Kelp!
The only evidence of Bren Smith’s thriving farm is a few buoys floating in the long island sound. Amongst Connecticut’s…
EPISODE 5 | October 22, 2013
A Hard Cider a Day?
An apple a day may keep the doctor away, but what about when it comes to Hard Cider? On this…
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Food Porn
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Candy Revolutionary Dies at 90
Hans Riegel, marketer of Gummy Bears and owner of Haribo, a German confectionery company, died recently on October 15, 2013….
EPISODE 5 | October 23, 2013
Making the Most of Leftovers
Who doesn’t love good leftovers? How can you make sure you get the most out of your leftovers? Food science…
EPISODE 5 | October 31, 2013
Nico Romo on Seafood Sustainability
Nico Romo is the Executive Chef at Fish restaurant in Charleston, South Carolina. Using clever strategies to draw people’s attention…
EPISODE 4 | October 7, 2013
Kitchen Fashion
How are women chefs expressing their femininity in the kitchen? Tune into this special segment to hear from two of…
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HACCP Plans
What barriers exist for charcuterie-making in the United States? In this special segment, Jack Inslee dives into the world of…
EPISODE 4 | October 8, 2013
Understanding ObamaCare
The Affordable Care Act, also known as ObamaCare, is undoubtedly one of the most controversial current pieces of legislation. Why…
EPISODE 4 | October 13, 2013
3D Printing: It’s Just Paste!
Dave Arnold says 3D printing is not all it’s hyped up to be when it comes to food. Find out…
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Storm Atlas Kills Thousands of Cattle in South Dakota
Natural disasters are not waiting for the federal government to reopen. The blizzard that hit S. Dakota last week, left…
EPISODE 4 | October 29, 2013
Food Soveringty by another name?
The Food Sovereignty prize defies the concept of food sovereignty as the right of people to determine their own food…
EPISODE 3 | September 30, 2013
Fruit Loops
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EPISODE 3 | October 7, 2013
Demystifying Milk
The fluid milk industry has been booming since urbanization, but what health concerns are inherent in milk consumption? Dani Zylberberg…
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What’s Wrong with Tipping?
Is the restaurant tipping model outdated? Tune into this special segment to hear HRN’s Sari Kamin discuss the issues surrounding…
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Hunger in NYC
New York City has come to exemplify the income inequalities of our nation. Hear from Michelle Friedman, the Communications Director…
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Food Apps
Apps are making it easier for people to connect to the one thing that sustains us all- food! Tune into…
EPISODE 3 | October 22, 2013
Evolutionaries: Florence Fabricant
Meet Florence Fabricant, known to some as “Flo Fab”. Florence Fabricant is a nationally renowned food writer and columnist who…
EPISODE 2 | September 26, 2013
Quaker Ice Cream
For the past 22 years, Coles has been using his old fashioned ice cream machine to churn 10 gallon batches…
EPISODE 2 | September 30, 2013
Cut Flowers
Currently, the food world is obsessed with traceability and sourcing. But how do these ideas apply to other agricultural products?…
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Milk & Cheese Science with Harold McGee
Renowned food scientist Harold McGee explains cheesemaking from curd to aging on this special science and food technology expose. Hear…
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Chef Advice
If you could travel back in time, what would you tell your former self? HRN’s Sari Kamin posed this question…
EPISODE 2 | October 7, 2013
Oysters & Sustainability
Find out what makes oysters such a sustainable and environmentally sound crop in this special recording on the HeritageRadioNetwork.org! Sari…
EPISODE 2 | October 13, 2013
Is Wonder Bread Bread?
Wonder Bread is back on the shelves after being suddenly vanishing when Hostess went defunct and it got us wondering…
EPISODE 1 | September 26, 2013
Airport Food is on the Rise
Celebrity chef dining is the latest trend in airport cuisine. Typically known for it’s abundance of fast food options, airport…
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Food Art: Jonathon Keats
Jonathon Keats is a conceptual artist and experimental philosopher known for creating large-scale thought experiments. Jonathon Keats works like a…
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Are Egg Whites Healthier?
Why do people choose to eat only egg whites and not the whole egg? In this piece, Latima Stephens talks…
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Northern Lights
Learn about the historical North Dakota Nonpartisan League and the film that highlights the populist group, Northern Lights, on this…
EPISODE 1 | September 30, 2013
National Farmer’s Day
Each year in our country, we celebrate eleven national holidays; why do these celebrations neglect those who feed our nation,…
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Food Science Corner: Acids & Bases
Welcome to the Food Science Corner! Meradith Hoddinott explains acids and bases for food applications. What levels of pH cause…
EPISODE | November 30, 2014
The Birth of Cheddar: How Joseph Harding Gave Cheddar to the World
Published November 30th, 2014Running time: 6 Minutes By Brian Reno Joseph Harding is credited with inventing the “recipe” for making…
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