Every good Rom-Com starts with a “Meet Cute” story. And what could be cuter than a first date story that revolves around food?

Family farms dominate the agricultural landscape of the Lower Michigan Peninsula, growing lots more than those celebrated sour cherries. Romanesco and kohlrabi, for instance, which the children of Traverse City Area Public Schools have come to enjoy are grown there.

This week Food Talk is packed with guests, and today's focuses are sustainability and vegetarian cooking. Mike speaks with Bruce Frederick of Farm Sanctuary before bringing in Emily Abrams, high schooler and author of Don't Cook the Planet: Deliciously Saving the Planet One Meal at a Time.

Symbiosis is a beautiful thing in the food world. This week on The Farm Report, Erin Faribanks is joined in the studio by Andrea Cascun, co-owner of Cascun Farms, and John Karangis, Executive Chef with Union Square Events.

This week on Eat Your Words, Cathy Erway talks with Allison Fishman Task, Cooking Light contributor and author of Cooking Light's Lighten Up, America! Allison's book aims to take classic comfort foods and make them less-filling and more healthy.

Welcome to WORD OF MOUTH with Leiti Hsu on HeritageRadioNetwork.org! Leiti Hsu, a fixture in NYC dining culture, is joined by Thomas Pastuszak, Wine Director at The NoMad. We'll talk about what doctors, classical pianists, and sommeliers have in common.

On today's episode of A Taste of the Past, host Linda Pelaccio speaks with special guest Mollie Katzen, known throughout the culinary world as one of the best-selling cookbook authors of all time.

This week on Taste Matters, host Mitchell Davis speaks with Jeffrey Zurofsky, partner at ‘wichcraft, NYC and Co-Founder of the Riverpark Farm at the Alexandria Center.

Shizue RocheAdachi is a junior at Yale University majoring in environmental studies with a concentration in food and agriculture. Shizue picked up radio this past fall in a class, quickly finding it to be the perfect medium to tell agricultural stories.

This week on The Morning After, Amanda Cohen of dirtcandy is in the studio to speak with Jen Tullock and guest host Sari Kamin about vegetables! After graduating from the Natural Gourmet's Chef Training Program, Amanda worked in many of New York City's vegetarian restaurants.