We first met Farm.One founder Rob Laing in 2016 on episode 145. Farm.One opened in Tribeca growing rare herbs, edible flowers, micro greens, and other exotic produce year-round for chefs and restaurants, using hydroponics and LED lighting. Episode 240 covers 2020, the global pandemic, and Farm.One’s pivot into delivering freshly-harvested...

Executive Chef Chris Starkus helms Urban Farmer, Sage Restaurant Group's modern farm-to-table steakhouse, in lower downtown Denver. At Urban farmer, Chris focuses on in-house whole animal butchering and sustainable practices like his rooftop bees and window-grown micro greens, along with soul nourishing sides, soups and salads inspired by each season's...

Imagine cutting fresh, hydroponically grown micro greens onto your toast or salad, seconds before you eat it. Imagine how delicious and nutritious it would be to eat living food. This week, the dream becomes real. Harvest2Order (H2O) is the first US-based microgreen salad bar concept. The greens are hydroponically grown...

This week on The Morning After, Jason starts the show with journalist, writer, chef and TV personality Burt Wolf of PBS's Travels and Traditions who previews his upcoming shows Art Cops and The Great Rivers of Europe. Later on the show, Jason chats with Chef Nelki Rosario of Stout restaurant...

This week on The Main Course Patrick and Katy sit down with chef and caterer Mary Cleaver of Cleaver Co The Green Table. The gang discussed a myriad of food issues, covering everything from how the sustainable food world should (or shouldn't) engage the industrial food complex, the stress...