Episodes: 300
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.7/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Unknown
Location: USA
Instagram: 26.0k followers
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Poppy Tooker - Louisiana food personality and radio host known for exploring the people, places, and traditions behind the state’s foodways.
Molly Birnbaum - Losing Her Sense Of Smell And Finding A New Path In Food.
Arielle Johnson - The Science Of Flavor And Using Food Science To Experiment And Cook With Confidence.
Mandy Naglich - Intentional Tasting, Sensory Perception, And Appreciating Food And Drink.
Sarah Lohman - Rare And Disappearing American Ingredients And Food Preservation.
Danny Childs - Seasonal, Foraged, And Fermented Beverages And The Slow Food Movement.
At The Eastern Mediterranean Table
September 26, 2026
Food has a way of carrying a place with it. A recipe can preserve a memory. A bottle of wine can carry a taste of home across an ocean. This week, we explore the food of the eastern Mediterranean – from Cyprus and Greece to Lebanon – and the stories that come with it. First, we speak with Anissa Helou, author of Lebanon: Cooking the Foods of My Homeland. Anissa tells us about the cuisine she grew up with in Beirut – much of which sounds surprisingly familiar to the food traditions of Louisia...
Tasting Flavors & Savoring Life
September 19, 2026
The more you learn how to perceive something, the more there is to experience. Just ask any sommelier. For them, what was once simply "wine" became acidity, tannin, texture, aroma, balance, and finish. The wine hasn’t changed – they just learned to better appreciate what was there all along. This week, we explore how we can improve our enjoyment of food and drink by learning to taste with intention. We begin with Mandy Naglich, author of How to Taste: A Guide to Discovering Flavor and Savori...
Slow Food, Slow Drinks
September 11, 2026
The Slow Food movement sprang to life in 1986, when the first McDonald's in Italy was set to open at the foot of the Spanish Steps in Rome. Founder Carlo Petrini was so horrified by this fast food invasion that he began Slow Food to combat the effects of homogenization and to preserve and celebrate the flavors of regional cuisine. Now 40 years later, the grassroots movement has spread to over 160 countries with more than 70 chapters here in the U.S. On this week's show, we speak with people ...
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