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First Aired - 10/07/2010 04:30PM
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This week on Flash Talks Cash Andrew and Flash have a spirited discussion as to whether high education--especially anything above a Bachelor's degree--is worth the high cost and extreme debt. The duo go over figures regarding the discongruity between the pay of those who have undergone various forms of high education and those who haven't. Plus Flash unveils her new "Fact or Fiction" segment, and Andrew has only his wits to survive. This episode was sponsored by Edwards Ham of Surry Virginia.
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Flash Talks Cash Introduction: Jobs & School (19:19)
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JoAnn 'Flash' Fleming, Flash Talks Cash, Andrew Newman, Edwards VA Ham, www.virginiatraditions.com, don't be a fool, drop out of school, does it pay to go to college?, bachelors degree earn on average over $55,000 a year, it DOES pay to go to college, post graduate degrees, unemployment rates are much higher in people without degrees, why take on more debt?, Andrew thinks we should go back to apprenticeships, doctors don't make as much money as they used to, lawyers make a lot of money, is it worth going to law school?, starting salary for $145,000 a year for a lawyer outside of NY, most business schools don't want people right out of college, we could use more mechanics in this country,Email Questions & Fact or Fiction Segment (12:39)
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retirment plans and kids, health care, insurance policies, Fact or Fiction segment, when women make more money than men, is the man more likely to cheat on his wife or not?, Andrew says yes, fact: yes, when a man makes more money than a woman is she more likely to cheat?, Andrew says no, poisonous Chinese drywall, is the government doing anything for these people?, firms that advertise paying your tax debt, are they actually capible of helping?, fact: no,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 11/01/2009 05:00PM
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On the latest episode of The Mr. Cutlets show, Josh is joined by Oliver Strand. They talk about Roberta's, game meat & the current state of food journalism.
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The Mr. Cutlets Show Introduction (12:15)
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Josh Ozersky, Oliver Strand, GQ, New York Times, Nick Solares, meat writers, it's a very heavy feeling to shoot an animal, Winged Migration, goose, geese, hunting, health issues with wild animals, game meat, Caribou, moose tastes like very well raised grass fed beef, ethical hunting, clean shots, it's illegal to serve game that you harvest in Canada, 12 gauge shotgun for duck and geese, .300 Winchester for moose, Men's Vogue,The Community Feeling at Roberta's (10:53)
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Oliver turned Josh onto Roberta's, the restaurant is evolving, wood burning pizza oven, 1970's New York with web radio, if The Warriors cared about food this is what they would come up with, shipping container, the food is extraordinary, Working Man's Slice, fuchacha with crusty oily under surface, this is the Brooklyn service model, remote location, David Chang, low cinder block bunker in the middle of post industrial Bushwick, Roberta's reminds Josh of Ssam Bar when it first opened,The New Generation Of Food Writers (9:58)
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Hearst Ranch, Salon, the demise Gourmet, new generation of food writers, food writing, well researched blogs, there will be a dramatic drop off in publications, freelance writing, the print model is dying, blogs will never be able to pay for good stories, you can go broke eating free meals, Cook's Illustrated, Julie Powell, answering to your readers, Christopher Kimball,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 05/17/2010 03:30PM
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This week on Hot Grease Nicole sat down with Megan Paska. Megan returned to Hot Grease to update listeners on where her hives are, how they're doing, and what delicious treat's she's been able to pull from them.
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Hot Grease Introduction: Megan Paska (9:40)
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Nicole Taylor, Hot Grease, Heritage Radio Network, White Oak Pastures, bees, beekeeping, fascinating and vital to our planet, beekeepers, Megan Paska, beekeeping is now legal in New York, there were health code issues, they are totally domesticated, local honey, it will become increasingly more accessible, New York Times, beekeeper at the White House, Michelle Obama, resurgence of beekeepers, colony collapse disorder, what it does take to be a beekeeper?, urban beekeeping, rooftop beekeeping means you don't have to worry about flight patterns, Dadant Hive, looks like dressers, there are usually 8 or 10 frames per box, vintage beehive tools,Megan's Journey To Becoming a Beekeeper (9:43)
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America's Cutest Beekeeper, according to Huffington Post Green, men are traditionally beekeepers, women are now getting more involved, you can trace the lineage back to ancient Egypt, they are domesticated as you can get, she lives in Baltimore a few years ago, she was into home brewing, DIY community, you discover many other projects, mead, honey wine, overwintering hives, Megan is working on a few hives, Eco Brooklyn, green building, BK Farmyards, Annie Novak, Eagle Street,Bees in Movies, Honey Labelling & Homesteading (10:42)
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fried chicken at Roberta's, The Secret Life of Bees, Fried Green Tomatoes, Mary Louise Parker, how do you come up with the names?, in order for a honey to be labeled as a certain honey the bee placement has to be exact, it's not possible here, Wild Tree honey, based on what trees are in bloom, honey mint tea, Salvatore Brooklyn ricotta, Megan has some hens and hopes to grow mushrooms, gardening, vegetables, wild cultivating, she wants to raise snails, escargot, www.brooklynhomesteader.com, composting, raising rabbits, foraging, canning, cheesemaking, Hyper Local, Zagat, www.zagat.com,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
