This week on Snacky Tunes Finger on the Pulse spoke to Kat Kinsman of CNN's new foodie blog "Eatocracy". Kat spoke about the benefits of being associated with CNN, and how she makes a food blog run on a streamlined staff. Plus Mark Richardson of the Pitchfork Music Festival called in to talk about the upcoming festivities, and how he managed to get Pavement back on stage after over 10 years. Finger on the Pulse also gave listeners the scoop on the Punches European tour from which they have just returned. This episode was sponsored by Brooklyn Bowl: a perfect strike every time.

This week on Snacky Tunes Finger on the Pulse have a chat with the ladies of Le Fooding, the New York chapter of a French culinary society that began long ago in France and continues here in New York City. They discuss their upcoming Le Grand Fooding, a culinary showdown inspired by "fightin' woids" uttered by David Chang about San Francisco, who now must (along with other superstar NYC chefs) back up his smack talk against a group of star chefs from San Francisco. This episode also finds the biggest and most intense live performance ever to grace Snacky Tunes, as the 9-piece Midnight Magic performs live and discusses what its like to be Finger on the Pulse's new favorite band. This episode was sponsored by Fairway: like no other market.

Photo 1: Le Fooding event in France, Photo 2: Midnight Magic