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First Aired - 06/10/2012 12:00PM
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Welcome to this week's episode of The Main Course! On this episode, host Patrick Martins checks in with Heritage Radio Network president Jack Inslee from Bonnaroo. Patrick and Jack discuss not only the music happenings of the festival, but the food component, as well. Hear about how Roberta's is catering private parties for bands such as Radiohead and The Roots! Joining Patrick in the studio are Tama Matsuoka, forager for Daniel in NYC, and Eddy Leroux, Daniel's chef de cuisine. Tune in to hear the two discuss their new book about foraging called Foraged Flavor. Tama and Eddy discuss some of their favorite wild, edible plants including sumac and yellow wood sorrel. Tune in to hear about the importance of correct plant identification, how foraging also has seasonal considerations, and what Eddy does with foraged products in Daniel's menu. This episode has been brought to you by Cain Vineyard & Winery.
"It's not just identifying a plant that's edible...the question is when is it good from a food point of view. When is the season's peak?"
"I realized that herbs are probably grown or processed in order to make it useful, from a commercial point of view, for shelf life."
"Today's declining plant becomes tomorrow's endangered plant." -- Tama Matsuoka on The Main Course
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Live from Bonnaroo and Foraged Plants (25:27)
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Foraged Flavor, Bonnaroo, D'Angelo, food truck, molecular gastronomy, Cooking Issues, Gypsy Queen Cuisine, Asheville, Jason Colucci, The Morning After, Roberta's, Brandon Hoy, Radiohead, The Roots, Brooklyn, Tama Matsuoka, Daniel Restaurant, Daniel Bouloud, plants, foraging, Eddy Leroux, licorice, wild plants, meadow, perennials, lavender, seasonal, domesticated plants, medicinal, antioxidant, blueberries, sumac, weeds, Wes Jackson, The Land Institute, usable land, flavor, herbs, pineapple weed, chamomile, sustainable food, leeks, day lily flower, hot and sour soup, spruce tips, tapioca, boreal forests, edible plants, foraged plants, urban farming,Foraging for Daniel (16:28)
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poison ivy, poisonous plants, liver failure, endangered plants, seasonal menu, weekly menu, wild plant, peculiar flavor, yellow wood sorrel, restaurant concept, French gastronomy, restaurant culture, New Zealand lamb, striped bass, daily specials, tasting menu, Nicole Taylor, Into the Wild, Sean Penn, Doug Tallamy, identification, carrot, vatche, urban, suburban, weeds, forum, plant, animal, human, forager, purveyors, Daniel, statistics, cuisine, Japanese, local, curiosity, cucumber, swordfish, obesity, elitist, quality, class,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 07/30/2009 08:00PM
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Curtis B. Wayne discusses Architectural Education and the themes of passion, obsession and ideas with students Eric Moed and Brian Schulman. Guest interlocutors Alison A. Wayne and Jamie Waugh. http://www.burningdownthehouse-radioarchitecture.blogspot.com
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An Architectural Education and Introductions (4:51)
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Curtis B. Wayne, Burning Down the House, Pratt Institute, Eric Moed, Brian Schulman, architectural education, passion, obsession and ideas, architecture, architect, Eero Saarinen,An Architectural Quote Quiz (10:38)
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Radiohead, most listened to band in the studio, Everything in Its Right Place, aphorisms, Le Corbusier, forms assembled in the light, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Frank Lyod Wright, Loui Sullivan, Powers of Ten, the world runs in rabbit time, Philip Johnson, Walter Gropius, Bucky Fuller, Constantine Van Brooger, Sernin, increasing increment of scale, acontextual, catenary forms, Barcelona, Allison Wayne, Jamie Waugh,Passion, Obsession and Ideas (22:02)
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Dr. Dog, Philadelphia, Radiohead, laptops, everything relates to the city, Segways, auto-engineering and design, city planning, interstate design, architectural designs, designs evocative of motion, interior of Channel handbag, Zaha Hadid, photovoltaic facade, deterioration of older infrastructure, juxtaposition of paper thin and shoddy buildings, Fort Greene, contectual frisson, modern teachers ignore structure, paper architecture, craft, architect as designer, builder or engineer, l'Ecole de Beaux Art tradition, Henry Hobson Richardson, the Paris Academy, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Gustave Eiffel, Eiffel Tower, Van Halen, old professors versus new professors, architectural drafting, Cooper Union, Eero Saarinen,The Education of Architecture and Inspirations (16:28)
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craft, builder versus architects, masters of the craft of building, Charles Eames, Esther McCoy, young Turk designers, John Entenza, living in domes, the scripting method, Fibonacci series, inject the program afterwards, deterioration of the architect, Home Depot, Chinese fabrication, structural steel, new billet steel, Chinese recycled steel, sustainable, Apocalypto, Calatrava, Woolworth building, importance in materials and color, Bauhaus, Josef Albers, Steven Hall, the Cedar Sauna,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 10/21/2012 04:30PM
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On this episode of Burning Down the House, Curtis B. Wayne is joined in the studio by Jen Tullock: actor and co-host of Heritage Radio Network's The Morning After. Tune in to hear discussions regarding the intersection of art and architecture, and how both art forms express a narrative. Jen recalls her childhood, and what constitutes the notion of a home. Later, Curtis and Jen discuss how upbringing reflects one's attitude towards art. Do artists from suburbs react against their experiences in their work? Or is their art informed by their life? Hear some old clips of John Hejduk discussing acts of architecture and what makes built objects works of architecture. Hear about how set design engages and heightens theatrical works, especially when including biophilic elements. This episode has been brought to you by Hearst Ranch.
"Architecture should tell a story about its creation." [1:00] -- Curtis B. Wayne on Burning Down the House
"Context: it's one more of the through-lines that connects what you and I do." [57:20] -- Jen Tullock on Burning Down the House
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Houses and Homes (18:00)
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acts of architecture, narrative, Jen Tullock, The Morning After, building, built environment, stagecraft, acting, actress, actor, Louisville, KY, theatre, Southern accent, Cockney, dipthong, Mick Jagger, the Bronx, academia, mass thinking, status quo, British accent, London, spirit, creation, Leni Riefenstahl, Tisch School of the Arts, comedian, playwright, Nazi, artist, Triumph of the Will, innovation, George Lucas, visual effects, lighting, Dutch angle, Poland, surburbia, vinyl siding, Eastern Europe, Decatur, Chicago, Illinois,Opera and Set Design (23:49)
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world traveler, the value of place, New Jersey, townhouse, split-level, 90s, home, reaction, empathy, low-income, working class, American, comedy, Saturday Night Live, Bill Murray, Emma Thompson, Oxford, Tony Awards, Natalie Portman, Park Slope, Toyota, television, white bread, technology, Renaissance, Mannerism, Rococo, John Hejduk, aura, Cooper Union, set design, costume design, Robert Israel, Phillip Glass, Carnegie Hall, Prokofiev, The Love for Three Oranges, opera, cabaret, musical, The Magic Flute, Carmen, Georges Bizet, soprano, Peter Sellars, device, gimmick, biophilia, sand, fungus,Sustainability and The American Dream (28:03)
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A.D.D., long-format radio, college, German play-writing, stage direction, Tennesee Williams, body awareness, mimes, physical theatre, Tim Burton, space, Spiderman, Cirque Du Soleil, architectural theory, way-finding, architectural psychology, behavioral psychology, lighting effects, motion, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Romeo & Juliet, Shakespeare, contemporary, South Beach, Baz Luhrmann, Radiohead, angst, Transatlantic accent, public speaking, the American Dream, sustainable, Town Hall, passion, political satire, intellectual, American actors, Brad Pitt, character acting, sitcom, BBC, Royal Shakespeare Company, Les Miserables,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
