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First Aired - 02/17/2011 12:00PM
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To celebrate President's Day, Linda invites author and former visiting White House Chef Jack Hanny to the studio to talk about his latest book, "Secrets from the White House Kitchens". Jack goes into the history of cuisine at the Oval Office, chronicling everything from JFK's favorite clam chowder, to FDR's nightmares with former chef Henrietta Nesbit. Learn more about the tastes of presidents past on an entertaining an informative episode of A Taste of the Past. This episode was sponsored by S. Wallace Edwards & Sons. For more information visit www.surryfarms.com
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A Taste of the Past: Secrets From the White House Kitchens (16:53)
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A Taste of the Past, Heritage Radio Network, Linda Pelaccio, S. Wallace Edwards & Sons, Jack Hanny, former visiting White House chef 1962 - 1994, author of Secrets from the White House Kitchens, day to day foods, presidential preferences, Jack is a chef and a successful restaurateur, owned a catering company, even the government watches its payroll, a visiting chef is somebody they can call to come in when they have specific needs, Jackie Kennedy, John F Kennedy, Rene Verdon, JFK loved fish n chips, the chips had to be handmade, clam chowder, Boston type, didn't care for Manhattan chowder, lobster Figaro, Jackie loved French food,In the White House Kitchen with Jack Hanny (18:40)
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Eleanor Roosevelt, FDR, he had a woman cook in the White House, Henrietta Nesbit, FDR was used to good food, he was from the Hudson Valley, she fed him the same thing every day, FDR hated her, he loved Martha Washington's crab soup, most presidents eat what is in front of them, hot dogs, Harry S Truman, he was a farmer, had simple tastes, hamburger soup, Ronald Reagan, his favorite dish was macaroni and cheese, Andrew Jackson was well known for bringing a huge wheel of cheddar cheese to a dinner, rowdy parties at the White House, Reagan had a ton at jelly beans for his inauguration, the Navy always ate well, The Eagle House, Williamsville, suburb of Buffalo, 184 years old, 1st hotel license and 2nd liquor license in New York State, http://www.secretsfromthewhitehousekitchens.com/,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 09/10/2009 08:00PM
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On the September 10, 2009 episode of Burning Down the House, Curtis B. Wayne tells the tales and histories of the great masters of architecture. For additional materials on the show check: http://burningdownthehouse-radioarchitecture.blogspot.com
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A Day in the Life; Stories about the Great Maters of Architecture (17:53)
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Curtis B. Wayne, architecture, Thomas G. Smith, Tales of Architecture, renowned and fabled, Renaissance, architecture as high art, Gergio vulsary, Pioazi, Medidicchi, Florence, colonnade, student show for art and architecture, John Hejduk, Cooper, pristine geometric buildings, Richard Meier, the Meier lofts, Peter Eisenman, Michael Graves, Charlie Gwathmey, personal tales, Sharples Twin's, sHoP architecture, Tom Smith, green houses, hammer-headed bean tressels, dead heads, drug tolerant, Tony Smith, Jackson Pollock, William De Kooning, bumble bees blew through, master architect, Greatful Dead,The Poetry of Architecture; More Stories of the Great Masters (13:07)
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architecture, John Q. Hejduk, Cooper Union, Dean Hejduk, walking with the penguins, mindless beings in stark suits, Giorgio Savari, the white architects, the five white architects of New York, theoretical works of architecture, Edinborough Zoo, emperor penguin, University of Chicago, contract is creating a place and time, poet laureate of architecture of the twentieth century,Jerzy Soltan and the Fibonacci Sequence (11:39)
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Athena, Balzac, Rodan, architecture, Warsaw, POW, Jerzy Soltan, Le Corbusier, cubism, John Ray Cree, the white architects, the five white architects of New York, Charles Gwathny, Dean Hejduk, teachers, master's teachings, Polish prisoner of war, Corbeau, progression of proportions, the golden section, Greek concept, three units by five units, the most pleasing proportion, the Fibonacci sequence, le modulor, based on the proportions of men, When the Cathedrals Were White, rational construction of structure, George Washington Bridge, American modular, red and blue, Italian stone quarry, you can not rush Italian quarrymen,Eisenman and Graves; Wordsmiths and Architects (20:21)
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Graves, Princeton, Cornell, mylar, Gropious, the white architects, White Rabbit was the number one hit in 1967, the summer of love, Phillip Johnson, ziecobunt, locked in time, Walter Gropius, Meier, Hejduk, Eisenman, Gwathney, Gershwin, Cambridge University, Nazi Germany, Corbeau, Noam Chomsky, deconstructivist liguists, Institute of Architecture and Urban Studies, Richard Meier, purists architecture, pre-Raphaelite glory, Charlie Gwathmey, Michael Graves, passing the torch, architecture is one of intermittent chaos, sharkskin suits, Venice grand tour, the Acdemiea on the Grand Canal, Venetian Sun, precise and clean, formalistic Kabuki style, Charles Eims, the Power of Ten, epitome of elder architecture, master architect, structure with color and graphic images, accommodating your guests, accommodating your client,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 04/12/2011 05:00PM
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This week on Beer Sessions Radio, Jimmy & the guys get ready for Easter by talking about....yup, you guessed it - beer! Tune in to hear from Jim Barnes & Dann Paquette of gypsy brewery Pretty Things. They talk about their latest creation, the Fluffy White Rabbit, and discuss the Easter Beer tradition in Belgian. Also on the show, Robert Hodson of Union Beer & GreatBrewers.com. Tune in to hear the crew share their favorite Bock beers, defend sour beers and pay tribute to the late Pierre Celis. This episode was sponsored by GreatBrewers.com.
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Beer Sessions Radio (TM): The Fluffy White Rabbit Show (19:06)
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Beer Sessions Radio, Jimmy Carbone, Jimmy's No 43, Heritage Radio Network, Ray Deter, d.b.a., Fluffy White Rabbit, Pretty Things, Dave Brodrick, Blind Tiger, Sam Merritt, Cicerone, Good Beer Seal, GreatBrewers.com, Beer Finder, Beer Sommelier, Robert Hodson, Union Beer, Nebraska IPA, Paul Kavulak, Nebraska Brewing Co., Jim Barnes, Malic acid, beer bars in Boston, gypsy brewery, Jack D'or,Easter Knowledge & Bock Knowledge (15:25)
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cask beer on Easter weekend, 5th Williamsburg Cask Ale Festival, beer on easter, American versions of traditional Belgian styles, the best beer being brewers is in America, Belgian style white, what beer would you drink if you could only have one for 2 weeks, Fluffy White Rabbit!, Ray: Fuller's ESB, Jay Wilson, keeping himself alive on Bock beer, beer and water for 45 days, all beer diet, lent, Bock knowledge, Dave's favorite Bock beer: Von Trapp, Robert Hodson: Celebrator, Jim Barnes: Samuel Adams Double Bock, Ray: Paul Aner, Smuttynose, email question, sour beers, some are more sour than others, some flavors don't work for certain people,Pretty Things & Craft Beer in Massachusetts (19:20)
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Pierre Celis, passed away this weekend, Hoegaarden, pioneer in the craft beer movement, Dan Paquette, Martha Paquette, Somerville, Massachusetts, Candlepin bowling, best beers in Massachusetts, Monk Cell, Lord Hobo, beer bars in Central Boston, Eastern Standard, Brookline, Public House, hoppy triple, Belgian beer, Easter Beer, contract breweries vs gypsy breweries, nomad brewery, Pretty Things takes over other breweries, Trappist monk apprentice brewer, historical recipes, beer history, beer myths, dark beer is strong, people think English beer is dainty and low alcohol, taxation, Malted Barley Appreciation Society, Pony Bar,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
