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THE WEEKLY REWIND
Recent Press:
Mother Nature Network: Top 11 green food radio shows
U.S. Food Policy: Food and agriculture shows hit the radio waves
The Concierge: Sustainable Dining Minus the Attitude
On last week’s Edible Communities, Kate Manchester talked about food issues related to school lunch and the Child Nutrition Act. Finger On The Pulse hosted another jam-packed episode of Snacky Tunes, joined by guest Cathy Erway of Hapa Kitchen. On the third installment of Will Communication, Will Goldfarb had an in-depth discussion with Alex Raij about Basque cuisine. Author Mike Edison stopped by The Q Report, and The Main Course was all about The River Project. Chef Erica Wides dug further into the world of outcast vegetables and gave us reason to love beets, lima beans and cauliflower on Why We Cook.
Burning Down The House continues to be a leading voice in the world of architecture and design. This week, Curtis B. Wayne talked about design trends with Michael Cannell, Manuel Siez & Jamie Waugh. On Urban Foragers, Zak & Jori were joined by Josh Ozersky, editor of “The Feedbag: A Gastronomic Gazette”. On Greenhorn Radio, Severine talked about raising rabbits in upstate New York with Ambike Conroy. Sarah Obritis talked about Ice Cream Truck Music with Michael Hearst on Eat To The Beat. Nicole Slaven hosted the inaugural episode of Caffeine Stream, a bi-weekly coffee show. On The Farm Report, Heather and Lorenzo interviewed Erin Fairbanks about The Farm Camp.
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Heritage Radio Network is a place to find chefs, food mavericks, taste makers, artisans and intellectuals promoting and advancing the food and green movements.
Here are some of our personalities:
Curtis Wayne of
Burning Down The House
Severine von Tscharner Fleming
of Greenhorn Radio
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