Meet Lou Andronaco, one of the stars of Chasing Tail, a new hunting reality show on The History Channel. He's this week's guest on The Wild Game Domain with Chad Pagano. Tune in for a great conversation between two no-nonsense hunters as they chat about hunting strategy, techniques, and the challenges that come along with bringing a camera crew on a hunt. Hear Lou's history with hunting, and find out how his cousins film school thesis project turned into a hit reality TV show. Hear his thoughts on trophy hunting, population control and being the "young buck" of the crew on the show. This program was sponsored by Hearst Ranch. Music by Tom Cruz.

"I started deer hunting in 8th grade in Northern Vermont. If my report card was good - I got to go to camp, if not I had to stay home." [06:00]

"My dream hunt would be in Louisiana with the swamp people shooting alligators out of the boat." [18:00]

-- Lou Andronaco of Chasing Tail on Wild Game Domain

Cars real big. House real big. Rims real big, everything real big-on this week’s episode of U Look Hungry. Helen is repping Nola by interviewing one of the most influential musicians to come out of the Crescent City she loves more than any other place in the universe. Tune in to U Look Hungry to hear Helen chat with the legendary hip-hop producer, rapper, and ultimate beat-maker, Mannie Fresh. They get down to the nitty gritty on where he eats and drinks in New Orleans, how he got into music, his thoughts, issues, and hopes for young contemporary rappers, his views on post-Katrina New Orleans, what he’s working on these days in the rap game, and SO MUCH MORE. This program was sponsored by Whole Foods Market.

"My dad always had instruments and I got tired of looking at them so I just started playing with them to see where it would go."

"If you put me somewhere where there's good energy - my ideas will flow."

"Real talk - you gotta go eat at somebody's mama's house to get the best food in West Bank."

--Mannie Fresh on U Look Hungry

This week on Snacky Tunes Finger on the Pulse pop a few corks with Johnny Cigar and Brian Quinn of The Noble Rot, a sort of traveling wine saloon that acts as a wine-centric foil to the various food-centric supper clubs in NYC. They talked about wine's potential to intimidate, delicious super-cheap bottles, and the questionable benefits of cork-smelling. Musical guests Surfer Blood came by the studio for an amazing acoustic live set. They also talked about their first tour in a high end (and bee filled) tour bus, playing CMJ, internet critics, and a nostalgic look back at the band's first surge in popularity. This episode was sponsored by Fairway: like no other market.