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First Aired - 06/28/2011 05:00PM
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This week on Beer Sessions Radio Jimmy is joined by Jen Schwertman of Blind Tiger and Dave Broderick. The session begins with a discussion of cider, artisanal hard cider to be exact. Then Penny Pink from Portneuf Valley Brewing who recounts how she began and built her own brewpub out in Idaho and describes what exactly grog is. Later the conversation gets hoppin with Michael Roffman from
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Hard Cider (15:03)
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Jimmy Carbone, Jimmy's No. 43, Ray Deter, Heritage Radio Network, GreatBrewers.com, Good Beer Seal, Fuller's London Porter, Saison Dupont, Cider Week, Glenwood, Slow Food, d.b.a., Blind Tiger, hard cider, Original Sin, hard cider orchards, Steve Wood, Farm Hill, singlewell hard cider, artisanal cider, Wandering Aengu Cider, Oregon cider, Hudson Valley, naturally fermented cider, apple wine, apple jack,Pontneuf Valley Brewing (16:58)
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Nicole Taylor, small local brew pubs, Penny Pink, Portneuf Valley Brewing, Southeast Idaho, home brewing, beer tax, wine tax, strong beer, beer education, beer palate, microbrews, Penny Pale, Midnight Satin beer, cream stout, hoppy IPA, grog, nut brown ale, old fashioned root beer, building a pub, nanobreweries, four barrel bright tank, Sockeye Brewing, Black Beauty Porter,Atlantic Hops (23:15)
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July Good Beer Month, Barcade, 4th Avenue Pub, Stags Head, Ryan and the Beaster Bunny, Evil Twin Brewery, Michael Hoffman, Atlantic Hops, Hop growing workshop, growing hops, UVM agricultural extension, drying hops, New York is the largest hop growing region in the northeast, large scale hop production, craft beer, pelletizer, Rick Peterson, East coast hop growers, noble hops, Greenflash Brewery, Smuttynose Brewery, Great Hotdog Cookoff, Get Real Belgian Festival,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 12/14/2010 06:30PM
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This week on Why We Cook, on a semi-holiday themed episode, Erica explores the magical world of sugar. She tells the story of wanting to become a pastry chef and craving sugar in a sugar deprived household growing up to then later not being able to stomach sweet desserts. Tune in and learn more about the miraculous scientific properties of sugar, including some fun recipes for home for making marshmallows and ginger cookies! This episode was sponsored by Tekserve & The Lower East Side Ecology Center's "E-Waste Events". Find out everything you need to know about recycling your old electronics by clicking here!
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Why We Cook Introduction: Sucrose Fructose Galactose Dextrose! (12:57)
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Why We Cook, Erica Wides, Tekserve, E-Waste Event, Erica loved the decorative aspect of baking, she thought she would become a pastry chef, she misses baking!, Erica used to make wedding cakes, decorated with marzipan, Advanced Pastry Workshop, Institute of Culinary Education, you need to surgically precise to be a pastry chef, incredibly controlling, pastry chef mentality, you have to be anal and OCD, confectionery is about manipulating sugar in its liquid form into other substances, honey comb candy, sponge candy,Erica's Love/Hate Affair With Sugar (8:12)
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Granulated sugar, induction burners, baking drives Erica crazy, it's a bit too precise, too specific, baking in volume, Erica can hardly stand eating sugar anymore, when she eats sugar it goes right to her brain and gives her headaches, grapefruit jelly bellies occasionally, she WAS a sugar junkie as a kid, fig newtons,The Miraculous Scientific Properties of Sugar (7:43)
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miraculous scientific properties of sugar, every child and adult in the US now is apparently allergic to nuts, Swiss butter cookie, pink marshmallows, recipe for home made marshmallows, like doing a science project!, you can sugar into many different things, everything from brittle to marshmallows, ginger cookies,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 07/28/2010 07:00PM
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This week on Burning Down the House Curtis sits down with cultural anthropologist Caroline Bailey and architect Jake Alspector of Alspector Architect to discuss how we treat our elders, and the options for housing them both current and future. Plus Curtis laments the lack of a WPA 2.0 in a world where 66 percent of architects are underemployed. This episode was sponsored by Tekserve: your NYC Apple specialist.
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Burning Down The House Intro (19:30)
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burning down the house, heritageradionetwork.com, Curtis B. Wayne, tekserve.com, cultural anthropology, dark standup comedy, Jake Alspector, baby boomers, retirement, retiringbydesign.com, Paris, elder housing, By Design Solutions, Princeton Windrows, Princeton, independent living, ccrc, resort living, old dudes rock, home care, continuing care retirement community, New York City, empty nesters, suburbs, Columbus Housing Authority, Columbus Indiana, Cummins Engine Company, the Miller family, Robert Venturi Fire House, world's fair of post-war architecture, hud housing, wrecktech, Caroline Bailey, www.alspectorarchitecture.com, http://retiringbydesign.com,Soylent, Shakers & Shared Housing (24:57)
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Wrecktech, Dan Breindel, Law and Order, SVU, elderly housing, Soylent Green, cultural anthropology, Ruth Benedict, Margaret Mead, different marriages for different times, elderly dating, residential country club, international collective housing models, great woodworking, Charles Dickens, the Shakers, John Ruskin, Donald Trump, ornamentation, Trump SoHo, universal design, ghettoization, Connecticut, Harvard magazine, New Hampshire, communal community living, Green Camp, Peter Cooper, the invention of Jello, Cooper Union, share house, Hamptons, collective housing, Fire Island, kibbutz, Heritage Radio Network, Roberta's, diner juke box, knifeshow, tekserve.com,WPA 2.0 (16:17)
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Jake Alspector, Caroline Bailey, independent living, Fire Island, assisted suicide, Dr. Jack Kevorkian, The Netherlands, elder care, onsite care, insurance, Upright Citizens Brigade, Matt Besser, dark comedy, Lifetime Movie parody, political satire, The Colbert Report, writer's strike, Monty Python, Terry Gilliam, Brazil, Jam, Little Britain, Heritage Foods USA, Slowfood USA, multidisciplinary, cultural anthropology, Sesame Street, Children's Television Workshop, Marxism, multiple careers, yankee collective, Tarp money, Congress, President Obama, no funding for the creative arts, Guggenheim Museum, panhandling, Charles Gwathmey, Chrysler, GM, WPA, stimulus money, Julie Iovine, Richard Meier,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
