Our guest today is Tamar Haspel. Tamar is a columnist for the Washington Post. Her column UNEARTHED focuses on the intersection of food and science. She's a force of nature -- and food. In High School she was awarded the Teacher's Pest Award for her incessant curiosity and willingness to...

This week on Inside Julia’s Kitchen, host Todd Schulkin talks to Washington Post food writer Daniela Galarza about what we’ve been cooking during the pandemic and what we’ll be eating post-pandemic. And, as always, Daniela shares her Julia Moment. Subscribe to Daniela’s Washington Post newsletter, Eat Voraciously Image courtesy of...

I am honored to welcome Atlanta-based Christoper A. Daniel to Soul today. A journalist and historian both locally and nationally, Christopher recently wrote a piece in the Washington Post about myself and my partner, Chef Joshua Lee, who you heard from last week. Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported...

This week’s guest is totally ‘cool beans!’ Joe Yonan is the Food and Dining editor of The Washington Post, supervising food coverage in the features department. He is the author of the new cookbook Cool Beans that came out in February 2020. He joins the Happy Hour crew to talk...

Caitlin Dewey, who covers food policy for Wonkblog at the Washington Post, joins the show to talk all about the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, one of the most important, successful, and misunderstood welfare programs in the US today. Perhaps because of these misunderstandings, it is often a target, with many...

On today’s episode of THE FOOD SEEN, we’re joined by Christine Haughney, Senior Investigations Editor for Zero Point Zero Production, and her hard hitting online video series, FOOD CRIMES. After years as a news reporter for The New York Times and Washington Post, Christine brought her skills and empirical research...

This week on Taste Matters, guest host Karen Karp is joined by food journalist and author Jane Black for a discussion on food access, distribution and American food culture. What will it take to get Americans off of their fast food diets? How can we get ripe produce and healthy...

THE FOOD SEEN welcomes Jane Black and Brent Cunningham, a wife and husband duo writing a book on Huntington, WV, the site where Season 1 of Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution TV show occurred. They're there in hopes to promote a healthier food culture, one that is no longer plagued by...

This week on A Taste of the Past, Linda is joined by journalist and creator of the "Voices From the Food Revolution" oral history project at NYU, Judith Weinraub to discuss how we came to this food renaissance in America. Tune in to learn what we share with our culinary...

On a very special episode of The Main Course, Katy Keiffer talks with acclaimed author Peter Pringle about new book "The Murder Of Nikolai Vavilov". Also on the show, David Grotenstein of Garden Of Eden.