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First Aired - 05/10/2011 03:00PM
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On today’s THE FOOD SEEN, Casey Kelbaugh, founder/director of Slideluck Potshow, explains his impetus in starting the potluck/slideshow mashup, and how it’s brought the food and art community together in over 40 cities around the world. SLPS XVI NYC, is being held in Brooklyn this Saturday, May 14th, from 530-10PM, and tickets are still available for the Beautiful Bountiful Brooklyn Tasting Hour. Last year’s event broke the Guinness Book of World Records for the Largest Potluck on Earth! Come for the food, stay for the photos. This episode was sponsored by
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The Food Seen: Casey Kelbaugh of Slideluck Potshow (19:38)
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The Food Seen, Michael Harlan Turkell, Heritage Radio Network, Fairway Market, Slideluck Potshow, Casey Kelbaugh, Seattle, Mike Lee, Studio Feast, upcoming slideshow, creative feedback events, New York Photo Festival, upheaval, Whitney Johnson, Beautiful Bountiful Brooklyn Tasting Hour, supper clubs, restaurants, organizations, StudioFeast pork belly, social media, Japanese cuisine, miso deviled eggs,The Table as a Medium for Creative Interaction (22:56)
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Benjamin Walmer, Highlands Dinner Club, HDC, using the table as a medium for creative interaction, Ramp Fest, networking events, open calls to participate at Sideluck Potshhow, www.SlideluckPotshow.com, cooking vs eating out, DP Chutney Collective, Danny Macaroons, The Whisk & Ladle, Harlem Fish Fry,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 03/08/2010 05:00PM
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On the second installment of Cooks & Books, Deborah Schapiro interviews chef and restaurateur Eric Warnstedt.
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Cooks & Books: Eric Warnstedt (30:31)
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Deborah Schapiro, Bob Marley, music in the kitchen, Eric Warnstedt, Hen of the Wood Restaurant, Waterbury, Vermont, http://www.HenoftheWood.com, Johnson & Wales University, farm to table movement, sushi bar, historic setting, visually appealing, high end dining destination, gnocchi, reprinted menu every day, steak and potato vibe, user friendly menu, short ribs, old kitchen, turnips, four season farmer, open discussion about food and wine, Chez Panisse, casual dining, young owners, hungry to learn about food and wine, Food & Wine Magazine, high end restaurants, premium cuts, Whole Foods Market, Edible Green Mountain, Team Vermont Dinner, Blueberry Tavern, James Beard House,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 11/04/2012 03:00PM
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This week on Burning Down the House, Curtis B. Wayne is joined by frequent guest Duo Dickinson of the Congress of Residential Architecture. Recently, Curtis moderated CORA's "The Great Debate"; tune into this episode for a recapitulation of the event's happenings. Learn about the inherent social contract that the architect has with the public, and how the built environment should not serve the designer's ego. Are architects artists, technicians, or both? Hear discussions regarding population density in relation to sustainability and environmental stewardship. How realistic is "the American Dream" from an architectural standpoint? Hear Curtis and Duo talk about licensing architects, and whether or not it is necessary for people building single-family residences. Want to know more about the future of architecture? Tune into this episode of Burning Down the House! This program has been brought to you by Fairway Market.
"If you have half a brain you know that 150 or ten years from now, whatever the increment is- and this hurricane makes it in stark relief- there's going to have to be a day of reckoning where the cost of the energy needed to sustain remote, isolated structures is just going to become too great in a free-market economy for any group except for the stratospherically wealthy- who are always going to have what they are going to have." [40:40] -- Duo Dickinson on Burning Down the House
"If you have half a brain you know that 150 or ten years from now, whatever the increment is- and this hurricane makes it in stark relief- there's going to have to be a day of reckoning where the cost of the energy needed to sustain remote, isolated structures is just going to become too great in a free-market economy for any group except for the stratospherically wealthy- who are always going to have what they are going to have." [40:40] -- Duo Dickinson on Burning Down the House
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The Great Debate Recap (66:47)
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Duo Dickinson, Sandy, Downtown Manhattan, moderation, The Great Debate, CORA, Congress of Residential Architecture, power outage, Reinvention Congress, Quaker Meeting, sustainability, architect, the American Dream, licensed architect, town hall meeting, Parliament, public service, oath, Vetruvian Oath, the 1%, ego, rich, provocative, public welfare, social contract, perspective, irony, licensure, disaster, academia, fashion, Philip Johnson, engineering, artists, technician, aesthetics, underemployment, unemployment, condemned buildings, sculpture, music, literature, recirculating hot water system, beauty, landscape, education, acreage, Riverside Park, green, stewardship, design, single-family houses, Miami, houses, stock plans, Colonial Architecture, ecology, Frank Lloyd Wright, satire, Connecticut, urbanization, Masters degree, mechanical, electrical, public safety, creativity, adapt or die, responsibility,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
