Michael Dimin is in the business of sustainable seafood. On this week's installment of Straight, No Chaser, Michael joins Katy Keiffer in studio to talk about the organization he co-founded, Sea2Table. Tune in to learn about the cod catch share in New England, and how recent restrictions are making some fisherman shake in their galoshes. Hear Michael and Katy talk about the history of fishing in New England, and why it's not just a livelihood, but a culture. Learn why fisherman are in favor of traceable supply chains, and find out some surprising facts about the Gulf oil spill. How will Sea2Table change the food world? Find out on today's Straight, No Chaser! This episode has been brought to you by Cain Vineyard & Winery.

"Fisherman love to know where their fish is going to go. Traditionally, fish is a commodity, and they never know where their fish goes." [10:10] -- Michael Dimin on Straight, No Chaser

This week on U Look Hungry two of the lovely ladies from Gastronomista join Helen in the studio to talk about the new Renaissance woman. From video art, to installations, to artchitecture, to cocktails, Ms. Rammy Lee Park and Emily Arden-Wells divulge their diverse beginnings to how they have come to grace the pages Elle and Glamour. Tune in for talk about art, spaghetti westerns, and the girl's trajectory from content aggregation to content creation. This is episode is not to be missed and is sponsored by S. Wallace Edwards & Sons.

Seven Miles a Second is being re-released, and artists James Romberger and Marguerite Van Cook are in the studio talking about the comic book's re-issue on The Mike & Judy Show. Judy McGuire is joined in the studio by a "substitute Mike" - Michael Gonzales from Complex.com! Listen in to hear why Seven Miles a Second is still relevant today, and why they decided to re-release it in the style of an European Album. Hear James and Marguerite talk about David Wojnarowicz and his vision, and the value of hand-lettering in comic books. Marguerite talks about her time with The Innocents and touring with The Clash! Hear how James went from the world of comic books to becoming a fine artist. This episode has been sponsored by Roberta's.

"I thought I was going to be a comic artist. I didn't ever really set out to be a fine artist, but we ended up running galleries in the East Village, I kind of fell into that." [14:40]

"Losing David was a big loss because he was so honest. We need to come out and speak like that." [26:00]

-- James Romberger on The Mike & Judy Show