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Feast Yr Ears
by Heritage Radio Network
Explore food through the lens of storytelling. Host Harry Rosenblum chats with guests inside and outside the food world, about the experiences that have shaped what they eat and cook. Listen to Feast Yr Ears as he explores the relationship between food and the human experience.
Episodes
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Fermentation Never Sleeps: Live at Farm to People
This spring, HRN is hosting a 3-part event series at Farm to People in Bushwick, Brooklyn. This live recording is from March 8th, when Harry Rosenblum hosted the first of the series: "Fermentation Never Sleeps." The panel discussion featured Holistic Health Practitioner and recipe developer, Lily...
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Lisa Held is Paying Attention for All of Us
Lisa Held is the host of the Farm Report here on HRN. She's also a journalist covering Food Policy in Washington and beyond. To say that she knows about food and the big picture would be an understatement. Tune in for the final episode of Feast Yr Ears for a while to learn more about the farm…
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Take the Leap: Become an Entrepreneur
Tom Dennen and his Wife Natalie met in Business School and landed in Rhode Island as the midpoint between their respective childhood homes in Philadelphia and Maine. When they were expecting their first child 6 years ago they started working on Bayberry Beer Hall, which opened in 2017, and while...
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Within the Wild: Living and cooking in Alaska
The Dixon Family has been living in and around the Alaskan Wilderness for nearly 40 years. In that time they have created not one but 2 hospitality spaces, one on the water and one in the woods where guests can stay, learn, cook, and explore everything that our wildest state has to offer. Tune in...
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The Maine community cookbook
Karl Schatz and Margaret Hathaway were liviing in New York in 2003 when they traveled the country to learn everything they could about raising goats and making cheese. After a year on the road they landed in Maine and have been running Ten Apple Farm ever since. After a few books about goat…
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From Boston with Love
Elle Simone is a joy to speak with. Her story is one of resilience and change, embracing new opportunities with open arms and an open heart. Tune in to hear Elle and Harry catch up about Elle's work at America's Test Kitchen, both on screen and off, and how she went from Social work, to being...
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Art Chang for Mayor
Art Chang is running for Mayor of New York City. Korean American, raised in Ohio, Art has lived most of his life in Brooklyn. A serial entrepreneur, student, and thinker Art and Harry cover many of his ideas on the future of New York and what he brings to the table for New York. Heritage Radio...
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One of the greats: Peter Hoffman
For 26 years Peter Hoffman presided over the kitchen (and everything else) at Savoy, Back Forty and Back Forty West. His style of cooking what was fresh and in season, wasn't popular in the restaurant world back in 1990 when first opened Savoy, but it has come to define a generation of chefs. In...
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What's Peter Kim up to?
Peter Kim grew up in the midwest with his Korean born parents, that meant having a whole fridge dedicated to Kimchi (sounds pretty great) Later he lived in rural Cameroon among other places. In 2011 he founded the Museum of Food And Drink (MOFAD.ORG) while still keeping up his love of music. To…
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Garden NOW!
Shannie McCabe is an educator writer and farmer with Baker Creek Heirloom seeds. Growing up on an island off the coast of Rhode Island Shannie didn't have much exposure to heirlooms, but once she hit the mainland it was ON! Living in Florida now she can grow things all winter and then she travels...
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More Coffee, Always Coffee
Kaleena Teoh and Sum Ngai were friends in school back in Malaysia, but it wasn't until years later in NY that they decided to start Coffee Project NY. It was a small local shop in the East Village at first, but pretty soon it took on a life of it's own and in order to support staff growth and the...
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Bee Excellent to each other
Ted Dennard got interested in bees when we have 13 years old and a neighbor placed a few hives on his families property. He fell in love with honey first, and his love affair has only increased more and more over the last 42 years. He is the owner of the Savannah bee company who make and sell an...
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Off the Grid: the future of small restaurants and what the future looks like
In 2010 when Matt Cohen started Off the Grid there weren't that many events or places for food trucks and small pop-up retaurants to operate, and connect with customers. for the last 10 years Off the Grid has supported and expanded the opportunities for small restauranteurs. In 2017 they started...
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The Mediterranean Dish
Suzy Karadsheh started themediterraneandish.com as a way to store her families recipes for her children in 2014. It's since become a major resource for people looking to the mediterranean diet or looking for a falafel recipe. They now sell specialty food of the region. Tune in to hear Harry and...
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To Dine For with Kate Sullivan
Kate Sullivan cut her teeth as a daily news anchor in NY and Chicago. After leaving the daily grind of live Television she started To Dine For, a PBS TV series where she interviews people about their lives and the American Dream, while dining at a restaurant of the guest's choosing. This dream…
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Talking future and covid with Mike Lee of Alpha food labs
Mike Lee is the co-founder of Alpha Food labs and the future market. He spends his time thinking about innovation in the food world and the future of food. Mike had the Coronavirus in March/April and is a new dad. Today Harry and Mike discuss life in the time of Coronavirus, social media content...
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Giving Thanks!
It’s the season three premiere of Time For Lunch, Hannah and Harry are back to celebrate the tastiest and most historically complex fall holiday: Thanksgiving! We learn about the history of the Wampanoag and Narragansett people, who lived and thrived in coastal New England before European…
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Bubby's past, present and Future
When Ron Silver founded Bubby's it was Thanksgiving 1990, and he set up shop in an empty restaurant. The pies were a hit, and the rest is history. 30 years on they're still making the same pumpkin pie, serving their community, and adapting with a bread program using their 130 year old sourdough...
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Sea Change, or what to do with Kelp
Briana Warner is the CEO of Atlantic Sea Farms, purveyors of kelp from the Maine coast. They work with lobstermen (and women) to farm Kelp in the off season, with a promise to buy all that is produced by these owner-operators. Then they create their award winning "Sea-Chi" along with other...
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The Safest Restaurant in America
Harry chats with Bob Burke owner of Pot Au Feu in Providence Rhode Island. Bob has taken precautions for the Cornovirus very seriously and has a lot to say about how to reopen for indoor dining during a pandemic. Tune it to hear about the steps he's taken, and the launch of his new app that lets...
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Getting Schmaltzy with Amanda Dell
Amanda Dell is the Program Director at the Jewish Food Society and the host of their new podcast: Schmaltzy. Amanda is also an HRN alum and co-director of the Food Book Fair. Tune in as Harry and Amanda catch up on the Jewish food society and what Jewish food means today. Heritage Radio Network…
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Help Yourself with Lindsay Maitland Hunt
We know we should eat well, but what does that really mean? In her new book, Help Yourself, Lindsay Maitland Hunt opens up a way to eat based on how you feel by supporting the microbiota that live inside each of us. 7 years ago Lindsay was working in test kitchens and developing recipes and…
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Chicken Soup Now and forever
Jenn Louis' new book The Chicken Soup Manifesto takes on the most comforting of comfort food. There exists a Chicken Soup recipe from anywhere that chickens are raised, and it represents nourishment, home cooking, and an accessible and affordable way to make a great meal. From Matzo ball to…
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The Barrio Fridge
Jazmin Johnson is a chef who is part of a core group who run the Barrio fridge in East Harlem, It's part of a larger movement of free fridges around the city and around the world that serve their community by providing a place for people to access food. These are dedicated places for communities…
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Catching up with Chris Jaeckle
When Chris Jaeckle closed All'Onda and Uma Temakeria a few years ago he wasn't sure what he would do next. He started Kitchen Connect a consulting firm and has been working behind the scenes on numerous projects in NY and around the world. Harry and Chris chat about what is happening behind the...
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Food sourcing and stability in the pandemic
Chef Hunter Evans has been committed to sourcing ethically and as direct as possible for many years. At his Jackson MS restaurant Elvie's he has continued in that vein. Harry and Hunter are joined on Feast Yr Ears by Dr. Cindy Ayers Elliott, whose Foot Print Farms supplies Elvie's. Dr. Ayers left…
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Presenting Time For Lunch: A Food Podcast for Kids
This week Feast Yr Ears is presenting episode 1 of Time For Lunch. Time For Lunch is a place to learn about eating, cooking, enjoying and sometimes playing with your food. Each episode covers a new subject; taking a close look at one item, or ingredient, that might be found at the lunch table....
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Grow your own, and help your neighbors
Lucy Lesser lives in Brooklyn NY and has been gardening, first on a balcony and later in a back yard, for the last 8 years. She has expanded her garden and now grows a large variety of food in her own backyard focusing on things that are hard to find in stores, or that seem overly expensive. She...
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Keep your lunch date
Barbara Sibley opened La Palapa on St Mark's place 20 years ago. She's been through a number of other crises over the years and always adapted. We now live in a different world and it's not a new normal, it's just new. Barbara has a positive and pragmatic approach and discusses the trials and...
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Pallet Talk
Millicent Souris is the rescue food coordinator at St. John's Bread and Life the largest emergency food supplier in New York City. New York accounts for 40% of the homeless in the whole country and St. John's is serving the hungry every day. Harry and Millicent cover a lot of ground about food…
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Coronavirus in Brooklyn
Eric Adams is the unstoppable Brooklyn Borough President. When the Coronavirus pandemic started he moved into Borough Hall and has been on the ground doing everything he can to educate and help the residents of Brooklyn through this. He is an example to all of us and tells a great story. Tune in!...
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Farming in the age of Coronavirus
Kim Coulter and her family operate Stoney Hill Cattle Co in Charlestown Rhode Island. The land has been a farm longer than there are records, and Kim's son Josh is the 4th generation of her family to work on the farm. Now more than ever small farms are an important part of our food supply chain....
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Big King from dine-in to take-out
James Mark and his team at both Big King and North restaurants in Providence RI used to do Dine-in only, but now since mid March of 2020 they have done takeout only. Harry spoke with James about what it's like to make that switch, how restaurants like his might reopen after this pandemic, and why...
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The 24 hour soup kitchen. Now more than ever.
Stephen Henderson is a journalist. While on assignment covering fashion in Delhi India he visited a Sikh soup kitchen where they serve 20,000 people a day. This led to his new book The 24 Hour Soup Kitchen explores how people feed the hungry all over the world. Now more than ever we need to help...
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Medicines and foods are all around us
Maureen Johnson started foraging with her grandparents and has been working with wild foods her whole life. There are medicines all around us, mushrooms and plants have been used especially in preventive medicine for millennia. Harry and Maureen cover a lot of ground in this episode, from wild...
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Travel, new products and the world of Coronavirus
Rizal Hamdallah is the chief global innovation officer at Ocean Spray. He grew up in Indonesia and is an avid traveller. Staying at home is not his normal pace, but he's cooking a lot and working on new ideas. Harry and Rizal cover travel, the third world and how the pandemic might affect it, as...
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2 weeks is a long time
2 weeks ago the HRN team was at Charleston Wine and Food festival. We did a lot of interviews and talked about what might be coming with the Novel Coronavirus. It's been two weeks and I don't think any of us could have predicted where we are now. Harry sat down with knife maker Quintin Middleton…
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First a Tornado and then Covid-19
Bryan Lee Weaver is the chef of two restaurants in Nashville, Butcher & Bee and Red Headed Stranger. Early on the morning of March 3rd a tornado ripped through the East Nashville neighborhood destroying homes and businesses. They were relatively lucky at Butcher & Bee with limited damage. They…
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In the woods, on a mountain, sometimes alone
Benjy Getraer lives on Mount Adams in the presidential range of New Hampshire. As a caretaker for the Randolph Mountain Club he's responsible for Gray Knob as well as a few other cabins and huts that hikers are able to use year round in a place that has some of the world's worst weather. It also...
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50 ways to cook a carrot
Peter Hertzmann has been writing about and cooking food for 5 decades. His extensive travel and teaching has led to his latest book, 50 Ways to Cook a Carrot, which uses the carrot as the humble center of a book on how to cook, not just how to cook carrots. Feast Yr Ears is powered by Simplecast....
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Briana Holt of Tandem Coffee and Bakery
Briana Holt joined the team at Tandem Coffee in 2014 to help open the Bakery in a former gas station and laundromat. From the kitchen there she and her team put out great pies, cookies, scones and all manner of baked goods. Stop in if you're on the way through Portland ME. Feast Yr Ears is…
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Diep Tran and the Bahn Chung Collective
Diep Tran is the research and development chef for Red Boat fish sauce. When Diep closed Good Girl Dinette in LA she started working with Red Boat. Growing up her grandparents lamented the lack of availability of good fish sauce, Red Boat was a natural fit for Diep. Harry and Diep talk Bahn Chung...
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Meg Paska on Farming, pets, beekeeping and more
Meg Paska wrote The Rooftop Beekeeper in 2014 when she lived, and kept bees, in Brooklyn. Since then she and her partner have run a CSA heavy farm on the Jersey shore, and finalyl settled onto their own land in Esperance NY. Tuen is as Harry and Meg discuss what that journey entailed and what the...
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Food Town USA with Mark Winne
Mark Winne has been working in food policy since most of today's hot chefs were merely a twinkle in their mother's eye. In that time he's seen and worked on a lot of projects. In his most recent book, Food Town USA he profiles 7 US cities and towns that are doing great things in, around and for...
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Growing up Zabar
Oliver and Sasha Zabar grew up in their family's eponymous grocery businesses. Harry sits down to talk with them about NY food in the 80's and 90s and how growing up in one of the best NY food families influenced their work now. They own Devon on the lower east side in 2018 Feast Yr Ears is…
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Episode 166: The Brother's Zaro
Since 1927 the Zaro family has been providing baked goods to New York City. Starting in the Bronx and then opening their first Grand Central Station outpost in 1977 they're a household name for New Yorkers and commuters. Now at the helm is Michael Zaro with help from his brothers Brian and Scott...
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Episode 165: Mushroom Hunting in November
Ryan Bouchard and Emily Schmidt are the Mushroom Hunting Foundation. Based in Rhode Island they train people to hunt and cook wild mushrooms. Between the foraging and the cooking of edibles they are on a mission to bring their love of mushrooms to as many people as possible. Harry went out…
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Episode 164: Especially Puglia, adopt an olive tree, a bee hive, or a cow
When Michele Iadarola moved to New York he saw lots of food products from other parts of Italy, but very little from his native Puglia. Known as the "bread basket" of Italy, Puglia occupies what we think of as the heel of the boot. His longing to have and to celebrate the foods of his childhood…
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Episode 163: Mac Kohler: Pot Dealer
Mac Kohler is a pot dealer. Copper pots to be specific. He's the man behind Brooklyn Copper Cookware, which is one of a handful of companies keeping alive, and in fact expanding the production of fine copper cookware in America. It's been an incredible journey, from discovering a piece at the...
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Episode 162: St. Agrestis, amazing Bitters and Amaro
Louis Catizone is the man leading a veritable revolustion in Bitters and Amaro right here in Brooklyn. With a pre-bottled ready to drink Negroni, a ready to drink spritz, their signature Inferno Bitter and now an Amaro St. Agrestis should be on your radar if they're not already. Feast Yr Ears is...
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Explore food through the lens of storytelling. Host Harry Rosenblum chats with guests inside and outside the food world, about the experiences that have shaped what they eat and cook. Listen to Feast Yr Ears as he explores the relationship between food and the human experience.
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