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Snacky Tunes - Episode 144 - Greg Morabito & Baby Alpaca

First Aired - 02/11/2013 02:00PM
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Find out what restaurants are playing the best music on this week's Snacky Tunes. Darin Bresnitz is in the house with Greg Morabito, Editor of Eater NY. Find out what got Greg interested in the New York City restaurant scene. Check in with Darin and Greg to hear about Guy Fieri's new restaurant, and some scandalous news from the restaurant world. Tune in to hear what restaurant playlists get Greg excited to eat! Why is Wythe Avenue exploding with great food these days? Later, Baby Alpaca joins Darin and Greg in the studio to play some of their songs. Chris of Baby Alpaca talks about making braised short ribs and homemade pizza. What Disney movies influenced Baby Alpaca's music? Tune into this installment of Snacky Tunes to find out! This program has been sponsored by Tekserve.

"If a chef has a story to tell, we want to present as much news as we possibly can direct from the source." [11:00] -- Greg Morabito on Snacky Tunes

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Greg on Restaurant News (16:28)

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Baby Alpaca, Eater NY, Greg Morabito, restaurant news, food news, intern, Tipsy Parson, creme pie, Guy Fieri, humility, donkey sauce, chefs, scandalous, The Lion, Hurricane Sandy, Governor, flooding,

Restaurant Playlists (14:32)

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restaurant playlist, Reynard, country music, musicians, foodies, Maison Premiere, Paulie Gee's, Lady Jay's, Aska, Momofuku, gypsy brewing, Evil Twin Brewing, Greenpoint, Jeppe Jarnit-Bjergso, Corton, Paul Liebrandt, A Matter of Taste, food documentaries, Allswell, Wythe Ave., Whale Week, expensive dining, fine dining, Young Guns,

Baby Alpaca (26:03)

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Autoharp, Baby Alpaca, synthesizer, djembe, music, rock 'n' roll, Beauty & the Beast, Run With You, friendship, Girls, Brooklyn, Roebling Tea Room, Bill Murray, knife skills, Oreos, pizza, lasagna, Mexican pizza, Chicago-style pizza, braised short ribs, Ray's Pizza, band name,

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Greenhorn Radio - Episode 20 - Ambika Conroy

First Aired - 08/27/2009 02:15PM
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On this week's Greenhorn Radio, Severine interviews Ambika Conroy, Australian crocheter and rabbit farmer, about creating Sports Illustrated cover bikinis, raising rabbits in upstate New York, and the future of fur co-ops.

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Ambika Conroy: Sports Illustrated Bikinis (10:06)

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Ambika, young Hudson Valley farmers, vintage creamery, fiber spinning co-op, Friendly First, crochet bikinis, importing fibers from Brazil, Ambika wanted to go local, Angora rabbit fiber, Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, is there a marketplace in the fashion world for sustainably produced textiles, consumers becoming more conscious of hand-made and sustainably produced fashion items, fiber production, cashmere, alpaca, rabbit fur not used very often, several usable py-products from rabbit fur cultivation, manure for fertilizer, rabbit fur warmer than sheep's wool, litter every 6 wks, rabbits very easy to care for, Severine raising rabbits for meat, using rabbit fibers, shearing without killing,

Towards Animal-Friendly Fur Production (9:46)

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friendlyfurs@gmail.com, fur production, fur farming, Pet and Livestock Series: Modern Fur Farming, Ambika's five year plan, spinning co-op, fiber co-op, fur farming not an overcrowded industry, collect fiber from 4-H groups and local farms and distributing to spinners then to crocheters, high-end fashion consultation, find your local county fair through the NY State Department of Ag and Markets, October 18 and 19: Sheep and Wool Festival in Rhinebeck NY, thegreenhorns@gmail.com, Watermelon Moonshine Festival,

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