Christa Barfield built her businesses around food justice, regenerative agriculture and a passion for community healthcare.

By: Rachael Markow Family, collaboration, and community are at the heart of the Michelin-recognized Casa Ora, Brooklyn's upscale Venezuelan restaurant. Named after the daughter of owners Ivo Diaz and Rachel Diaz Pirard, Ivo's mother, Isbelis Diaz, is the Executive Chef. Much of the menu showcases fine-dining takes on family dishes...

This week on BSR, it’s a studio session! Make that a studio party! Jimmy and friends take Roberta’s. Get cozy and crack a brew with Chris Maestro, co-founder and co-owner BierWax Queens and BierWax Brooklyn; Yahaira Gil-Maestro, co-owner BierWax and BierWax Queens; Kevin Bradford, co-owner of Harlem Hops; Kim Harris...

On this week's very special episode we welcome Artist, Bartender, and Pay It Forward Charleston grant recipient, Luka Romonova. Pay It Forward Charleston provides relief in the form of grants to Charleston's food and beverage community. Luka shares their experience with Pay It Forward, as well as their experiences with...

This week on Inside Julia’s Kitchen, host Todd Schulkin welcomes Kevin Morse, the founder of Cairnspring Mills in Western Washington State. They discuss how Cairnspring is rebuilding our food system through milling, why we need more mills to thrive, and how he sees local mills as a tool for revitalizing rural...

One of the things you hear over and over is that pechuga – the mezcal made (often) by adding raw chicken (or turkey or venison or name-your-protein) – is a special spirit made for celebrations. But then you see novelty pechugas, made with bacon or al pastor. So what’s the...

Kevin Lee is the Co-Founder of Immi, the better-for-you Asian American food brand that invented the world's first low-carb, high-protein, and 100% plant-based instant ramen. On this episode of ITS, Kevin shares how he and his co-founder applied principles from their experiences as tech product managers to CPG and built...

Sharing and eating food together is a common way to build connection, but how does one maintain family ties when separated by hundreds of miles? In this episode, Singapore-based anthropologist Indira Arumugam chronicles her family’s migration through a story of salt, sun, and time. In conversation with Gastronomica Editorial Collective...

Our long time friend Sean McGuiness stops by the show to talk about his new spot, The Garden Bar at The Puck. He tells us about the inspiration to bring it to life, creating a new community and stocking it with Pennsylvania provisions. Then we dig into the archives for...

If you hang around a certain crowd, they’ll tell you that mezcal needs to be at least 50% alcohol by volume to be true to the cultural heritage of the spirit. And while that is certainly true in some communities, Mexico is not homogenous. We geek out on some 28%...