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First Aired - 02/06/2012 01:00PM
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This week on Let's Eat In host Cathy Erway is joined by Jonny Cigar, the host of The Noble Rot. A self-proclaimed traveling wine saloon, The Noble Rot has emerged from the underground as a multidisciplinary think-tank for experiential events with wine and spirits taking center stage. Together they chat about the clandestine dining scene of San Fransisco, kosher wines, and the perfect Valentine's date meal. This episode is sponsored by S. Wallace Edwards .
"There is a big rise of impressive Kosher wines. The next cult wine we will see may even be a Kosher wine."
--Jonny Cigar on Let's Eat In
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Jonny Cigar (15:23)
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good food, The Noble Rot, traveling wine saloon, Jonny Cigar, Noble Rot Talks, Super Bowl, champagne, kosher wines, kosher wineries, winemaking process, wine tasting, classy food, San Francisco, San Francisco food culture, catering services, clandestine dining experiences, Stag Dining group, license, supper club, exclusivity, winery, talk show,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 02/05/2012 04:30PM
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Who to qualify, or identify quality in architecture is the topic of discussion this week on Burning Down the House as Curtis B. Wayne is joined by architect, professor and editor Dr. Wilfried Wang. Together, they discuss how tradition, innovation and context all play into this idea of quality. How should a building's use inform its formal expression? How do we find the front door? Where do we go when finally inside? How does wayfinding succeed or fail? Must we revert to a neoclassical formalism, or can modern expression convey information? This program was sponsored by Fairway Market
"If you insist on too much innovation for the sake of innovation, you're running the risk of disconnecting yourself from tradition and heritage."
--Dr. Wilfried Wang on Burning Down the House
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First Aired - 10/27/2011 03:30PM
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This week a holy power occupies the Heritage Radio studio and Flash Talks Cash in the form of Reverend Billy. As the protests and the Occupy Wall Street movement ( #OWS ) spread as far as Oakland, where violence is on the rise, and the movement has suffered it's first casualty the question is what is the future of the movement? From breaking down the law on private parks, the use of tear gas on protestors, the arrest of Raja Gupta, this episode is a round up of all protest events of the week. This episode is sponsored by Cain Five.
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Flash Talks Cash: Occupy Wall Street w/ Reverend Billy (18:01)
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#OWS, banks, PNC, meetup, non-violent, Flash Talks Cash, JoAnn Flash Fleming, Andrew Newman, Occupy Wall Street, Rev. Billy, Reverend Billy, Zucotti Park, Liberty Plaza, big corporations, Wal Mart, big banks, mountaintop removal, Buy Nothing Day, Blackwater USA, Raja Gupta, hedge fund manager, Goldman Sachs, McKinsey Consulting, insider trading, First Amendment, Scott Olson, civil lawyer, park laws, Flash Talks Cash, JoAnn Flash Fleming, Andrew Newman, Occupy Wall Street, Rev. Billy, Reverend Billy, Zucotti Park, Liberty Plaza, big corporations, Wal Mart, big banks, mountaintop removal, Buy Nothing Day, Blackwater USA, Raja Gupta, hedge fund manager, Goldman Sachs, McKinsey Consulting, insider trading, First Amendment, Scott Olson, civil lawyer, park laws,Peacefull Protests (14:29)
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Earthaluja, revolutions, Oakland, Atlanta, NYPD, peaceful marches, war protests, Oakland Police, Bull Connor, Ray Kelly, planting drugs, police quotas, tear gas, pepper gas,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
