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First Aired - 05/16/2013 01:30PM
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This week on the GrowNYC Market Update, Erin Fairbanks calls up Liz Carollo to talk about the Tucker Square Greenmarket location. Find out why you should head up to 66th Street and check out what the market has to offer. Interested in trying a cheese named after famed chef Jean-Louis Palladin? Check out the Bobolink Dairy stand! Tune into this segment to hear what summer Greenmarket locations are opening soon, and learn about GrowNYC's upcoming events! This program has been brought to you by Bonnie Plants.
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Tucker Square Greenmarket (6:50)
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Tucker Square, Lincoln Center, epazopte, duck eggs, charcuterie, Jonathan White, Nina White, brie, Jean Louis Palladin, rye, Bill Telepan, strawberries, Windsor Terrace, Bay Ridge, Sunnyside, Socrates, sustainable seafood, Union Square, Educated Eater, Liz Carollo, Bobolink Dairy,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 05/23/2013 01:30PM
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This week on the GrowNYC Market Update, Jack Inslee checks in with Jeanne Hodesh of GrowNYC to talk about something delicious south of Prospect Park- the Windsor Terrace Greenmarket. Try some fresh seafood from American Seafood, aged cheeses from Shepherd Valley Creamery, and maybe even meet up with Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz! Get ready for Memorial Day by grilling in Prospect Park! Find out what's coming up next at all sorts of GrowNYC Greenmarket locations! Thanks to our sponsor Bonnie Plants.
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Jack and Jeanne (8:05)
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Jack Inslee, Jeanne Hodesh, Windsor Terrace, compost, fruit, vegetables, GrowNYC, Marty Markowitz, aged cheese, Shepherd Valley Creamery, sheep's milk yogurt, Baker's Bounty, Orange County, green garlic, poultry, berries, American Seafood, blowfish tail, fresh milk, the Great Googa Mooga, Prospect Park, Socrates Sculpture Park, Bay Ridge, steak sandwiches,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 06/30/2010 07:00PM
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This week on Burning Down the House Curtis covers the unholy scandal of Charles Windsor, Prince of Wales, firing "damn good modern architect" Sir Richard Rogers in an attempt to muscle out the modernism and shuffle in the preferred aesthetic style of the Third Reich. Tune in for the actual letter Windsor wrote to give Rogers the boot, and for an excerpt of a whining speech he gave at The Royal Institute of British Architects 175th anniversary.
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Burning Down the House Introduction (10:09)
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Hereditary, Jerusalem, unofficial hymn of England, His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, Curtis B Wayne, Anglo-American event, Charles Windsor, anti-progressive influence, Tekserve.com rechargeable batteries must go to a recycler, Independence Day celebration, Received pronunciation, got rid of the Prince, pushy un-elected potentates, Victory for Prince Charles, stopped multi-pound development, Prince’s direct intervention, Sir Richard Rogers, damned good modern architect, like a carbuncle on the face of a beloved friend, School of traditional arts, Royal Institute of British Architects 175th anniversary, Inconvenient interferences, Charles espouse traditional old style beauty, Candy Brothers, Qatar Diar Development, Westminster Planning Commission, Sacked Rogers, Several million pounds damages, Qatari Diar deleted emails, High court told Qataris lied to conceal, Full contents of Prince Charles letter,  Everybody wants to rule the world,  ,Brutalism & The Third Reich (19:37)
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FBE, brutalism, barracks, Poundbury, farmer-ish, dorf, Distinctive urban environments retain their value, Antique values, Old-fashioned virtues of squares, Density equal to high-rise blocks, Royal Hospital, Interfering, Appropriate context, Quinlan Terry, Many small tributaries of the Thames, Chelsea Barracks site, Foundation for the Built Environment, Human scale, Old-fashioned beauty, sustainable urbanism, British Property Federation, Duchy of Cornwall, High Court rules Qatari Diar breached contract, :Prince of Wales intervened, concerns about Prince Charles’ architectural plagiarism, a stage set, stylistic flourish, Richard Rogers not brutalist architect, Peter and Allison Smithson, Rogers does not do Brutalism, Corbu is the tops, Greco-Romano flourishes, classical architecture, re-discovery of antiquity, Palladio drawings at Morgan Library, Palladian period, Palladio set the stage, Landed Gentry, officially endorsed style of buildings, un-interrupted facades, royal interference, style that Charles prefers, Greco-Romano fandom, Third Reich, Duke of Cornwall, Heimatlicher Hausbau, hipped roof, National Socialist Party of Germany, Communist modern no good, non-Jewish architects had to leave Germany, concentration camp, Prince’s predilection, history of the royal family, Edward VIII, Oswald Mosley, Diana Mitford, British Union of Fascists, Lord Mosley, Doctor Goebbels, Herr Hitler, Blackshirts in England did battle, Mosleys were imprisoned, design as a source of social expression, design and politics are closely intertwined, distaste for aesthetic fascism, we have no King, nor Prince, nor Queen,  ,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
