This week Jupiter’s Almanac falls on Veterans Day, so Matthew catches up with his old friend, fellow veteran, and cattle farmer, Marvin Frink of Briarwood Cattle Farm in Red Springs, North Carolina. Their conversation touches on Marvin’s transition from the military into farming, why founding Briarwood has helped Marvin to...

Started in 1877, American Humane blazed a trail for animal welfare. Today, the organization is doing more than ever before. In this first episode of Behind the Label with American Humane, president and CEO Robin Ganzert shares intriguing details from the organization's history. From American Humane's work on a law...

On this episode of Meat and Three we're embracing the wintry weather to bring you stories about extreme cold. Rowan O’Connell Gates starts us off, with an in-depth look at how and why some produce actually benefits from being exposed to the winter frost. Jessica Krainchich then takes us to...

This week, Andrew sits down with two chefs who have gone their own way: Rōze Traore, who's part of the kitchen team at Eleven Madison Park and also stages pop-ups and private dinners around the world, and has a second career as a model, epitomizing the emerging avenues available to...

Katy Keiffer is charged up and is continuing her politically themed shows with a brand new episode of What Doesn't Kill You that features special guest Congressman Tim Ryan. Tim Ryan has been a strong advocate for progressive agricultural policy. He's also the author of The Real Food Revolution: Healthy...

This week on Feast Yr Ears, Harry is in studio with Chef Tom Jones, Pastry Lead Instructor at the International Culinary Center. Before becoming a pastry chef, Tom served in the military for 14 years—by his estimation, an “oddly suitable background for working in the culinary world.” After trading in...

This week on Japan Eats host Akiko Katayama interviews the president of Go!Go! Curry Tomoko Omori, for a discussion all about the popularity of curry in Japan. Akiko and Tomoko discuss the difference between Indian and Japanese curry, the history of curry in Japan, India, and England, and the best...

This week on Wild Game Domain Chad informs us that turtle hunting, or as he calls is "turtle finding" season is fast approaching New York. Chad first tells us a ridiculous story about hunting, preparing, and eating snapping turtles in the military. Chad then discusses the fact that he has...

This week on A Taste of the Past, host Linda Pelaccio is taking a trip on the Trans-Siberian Railway with author Sharon Hudgins. Sharon has traveled along this particular railway numerous times and worked for University of Maryland University College for 20 years, primarily as a professor in the university's...

Ready for a good story? This week on The Wild Game Domain, Chad Pagano details one of the most interesting hunting experiences of his life. Hear how he literally fell into the swamp as he recounts a hunt gone wrong with his pal Joe P, who calls in. If you...