Alex Young grows food at Cornman Farms, and cooks it at Zingerman's Roadhouse! On this week's episode of The Farm Report, Erin Fairbanks is chatting with Alex about running a farm and a restaurant. What inspired Alex to grow the food for his restaurant himself? Listen in to hear more about the menu at Zingerman's Roadhouse, and their affinity for heritage breeds. What are some of the biggest problems that the restaurant and farm face regarding animal slaughter? Tune in to hear Alex and Erin talk about land access in Michigan, and the juxtaposition of sprawl and farmland in the Midwest. Learn more about Alex's vision of farm-restaurants on this week's episode of The Farm Report! This episode has been brought to you by Cain Vineyard & Winery.

"I try to pick items to farm that aren't grown in large quantities, so I'm not taking business away from other farmers." [5:05]

"Now, we are actually producing all of the food for the plants ourselves!" [19:15]

-- Alex Young on The Farm Report

This week on U Look Hungry Brooklyn's own Small Black drop into the studio to talk with host Helen Hollyman. Tune into hear their inspirations for their latest mixtape "Moonkiller", what they think of the latest news on SOPA and the importance of the internet in music, as well as their love of the Swayze flick "Roadhouse". This episode is sponsored by Whole Foods Market.

"We wanted play with the idea of what a rap mixtape is, and can a band do that and stay true to the form, and also be a band and not a rap group or DJ."

--Small Black on U Look Hungry

U Look Hungry gets lucky this week as host Helen Hollyman interviews Chris Ying and Peter Meehan, editors of the quarterly David Chang + McSweeneys lovechild: The Lucky Peach. They talk about Lucky Peach's success during a time when the future of print media is uncertain along with this issue's theme, the sweet spot. But don't mistake them for print purists, they have also taken to technology and coupled the magazine with an amazing and beautiful iPad app. Tune in for a funny and serious discussion of why physical media isn't going anywhere soon as well as the possible use of quionoa as a future currency and Dave Chang's obsession with Road House.