This week on We Dig Plants, Alice Marcus Krieg and Carmen Devito are discussing wintry arrangements with Todd Carr of Snug Harbor Farm in Maine!

"This weeks episode is about moments of crises, both personal and climatic."

William Sitwell, author of A History of Food in 100 Recipes, joins Linda Pelaccio for this week's episode of A Taste of the Past to talk about the evolution of the food industry over hundreds of years.

Today marks THE FOOD SEEN's 100th episode! A big thanks to all the past guests, future interviewees, lovely listeners, and everyone at HeritageRadioNetwork.com for all of the support! Scottish-born, NYC-based illustrator, Peter Arkle, comes to the studio for a visit.

This week on the Farm Report host Erin Fairbanks talks with Ken Jaffe of Slope Farms Beef. Located in the hilly landscape of Catskills, Jeff and his wife Linda pasture raise a herd of all grass-fed cattle.

This Week on Snacky Tunes welcomes legendary Brooklyn Brewery Brewmaster Garrett Oliver who dishes on a new wine-cask fermented beer that they are working on as well as their beer garden at the The Highline Park.

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This week on Hot Grease Nicole speaks to Dena Wruble, who with co-author Tracy Rapp wrote "Simply Southern with a Dash of Kosher Soul", a cookbook that combines the down-home comfort food of the south (Tennessee, to be precise) with the rules and regulations of the Chosen People to create recipes

This week on Let's Eat In, Cathy is joined by Pizza Enthusiast and Artisan

This week on Burning Down the House Curtis covers the unholy scandal of Charles Windsor, Prince of Wales, firing "damn good modern architect" Sir Richard Rogers in an attempt to muscle out the modernism and shuffle in the preferred aesthetic style of the Third Reich.