This week's episode showcases the culinary traditions of Scandinavian, Germanic and Northern European immigrants into the American Midwest. Paula Johnson, Curator at the Smithsonian Museum of American History, discusses the flavors of Scandinavia throughout the upper Midwest. Kyle Cherek, food historian and former host of the PBS show Wisconsin Foodie...

On today’s episode of THE FOOD SEEN, when René Redzepi opened Noma in 2003, he couldn’t have imagined that a small Copenhagen-based restaurant would send a ripple through the food scene by way of Nordic cuisine. The same goes for what we’ve recently witnessed in the world fermentation. An act...

Chef Mads Refslund, co-founder of Copenhagen's noma, the world's best restaurant and now head chef at Acme in Noho NYC. We talk his cookbook in the works on trash cooking and a new tasting menu restaurant. Plus, breaking up with bestie Rene Redzepi, working with prisoners, cooking with Dad, commune-living...

This week on Food Talk with Mike Colameco Mike interviews Catherine Price, contributor to Popular Science and award winning author. The interview is centered around Catherine's new book "Vitamania," the book concerns the history of the vitamin industry on a global scale. Catherine touches on what vitamins really are, the...

This week on Native, host Briana Kurtz is headed to Iceland with Judy Haubert of Saveur Magazine. Chatting about her journeys to Iceland, she kicks off the show about the typical fare of the nation, heavy in smoked and fermented items. Throughout the conversation, Judy highlights how Icelandic cuisine distinguishes...

This week on Food Talk with Mike Colameco, Mike is delving into the art of ramen. Joining Mike in the studio is George Kao of Sun Noodle! Tune into this episode to hear George talk about the origins of ramen in China, and how it became known as a Japanese...