Tune in as The Main Course gets rebellious as solo host Phillip Gilmour welcomes Chef Justin Warner to the studio.  Phill gets down to business asking Justin his stance on aliens as well as his thoughts on opening the first restaurant on the moon

When it comes to the United States seafood industry, there is perhaps no better thinker and writer than Paul Greenberg. He's this week's guest on What Doesn't Kill You, as host Katy Keiffer picks his brain on all things seafood related.

This week on Cooking Issues, Dave takes a question that came in late last week about dry curing pork bellies. After the break, we get a caller questions about getting rid of sodium benzoate from a keg of Mountain Dew in order to make wine.

Seamus Mullen is the Chef & Owner of Tertulia, located in Greenwich Village in New York City. He is also the author of Hero Food a new cookbook which pairs traditional Spanish cuisine with rustic farm-to-table fare.

After sharing some unorthodox ideas for detox methods, Dave Arnold and Nastassia Lopez dig into a new batch of listener questions on this week's episode of Cooking Issues.

James Tracey is cooking up delicious food at Craft and Colicchio & Sons in New York City! This week on The Main Course, host Patrick Martins sits down with James to talk about culinary education versus four-year college.

Greg Bresnitz is joined on this episode of Snacky Tunes by Mark Andrew Gravel, author of Kill the Recipe. Mark is a bean enthusiast, connoisseur, and promoter, and his new book is a how-to guide to show you how to make a great pot of beans.

Welcome to another episode of Cooking Issues! Dave Arnold and Nastassia Lopez are in the studio answering a range of cooking questions- from thickening simple syrup, to cooking shrimp in oil. Tune in to hear Dave talk about his particular preparation methods for making a cioppino.

On this episode of the Naturalist, Bernie Wides and Carol Butler are talking about a glowing natural phenomenon- bioluminesence! Tune in to hear how Bernie and Carol were inspired by the new exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History called Creatures of Light: Nature's Bioluminesence.

All eyes are not created equal! Carol A. Butler and Bernie Wides talk about themes of sight and vision on an eye-popping episode of The Naturalist. Tune in to learn more about the evolution of sight and the history of the eye.