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First Aired - 11/01/2012 12:01PM
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Without power or public transportation, the streets of New York are a mess- so you can image the challenge of getting food delivered to and from of the city. We spoke with Dana Stafford of Regional Access Delivery, a natural food distributor that acts as a freight carrier for many small producers in New York State and the Northeast.
"We have been doing our best to connect with our customers out there..we've had about 50% successes. We do have trucks coming back tonight with product still on them unfortunately." -- Dana Stafford of Regional Access
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First Aired - 07/10/2011 12:00PM
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This week on The Main Course, Patrick & Katy host a round-table salon style show with an incredible panel of guests - Julie Shaffer of Slow Food Atlanta, Christophe Hille of Northern Spy, Annaliese Griffin from Brooklyn Based & Larry Boukal of Cannonball Express . Together, they discuss everything from journalism to distribution as it relates to the good food movement. Tune in to find out why sustainable food concepts are more conservative than you might think and learn more about what we need to do to make significant change in our culinary landscape. This episode was sponsored by Hearst Ranch.
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The Main Course: Roundtable Discussion (30:05)
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Patrick Martins, Katy Keiffer, The Main Course, Heritage Radio Network, Julie Shaffer, Slow Food Atlanta, Tom Mylan, Emory, Center for Food Literacy, sustainability, student diets, Sodexo, procurement, food journalism, Annaliese Griffin, Brooklyn Based, Anne Saxelby, American cheese, Christophe Hille, Northern Spy, A16, Le Clos de la Violette, Campton Place, Charles Nob Hill, The Local, distribution, sourcing, logistics, produce, Nate Appleman,Elitism & The Economics of Sustainability (21:39)
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elitism, economics of sustainability, creative budgeting, buying local and organic, food justice, social justice, agriculture, sustainable meat, consumer price points, food access, sustainable farming, meat lockers, conservative movement, conservation, heritage, social media, libertarian farmers,Larry Bokal of Cannonball Express Talks Distribution (38:52)
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logistics, seasonality, sourcing, The Diner Journal, Cellars at Jasper Hill, infrastructure, cargo bicycles, Fossil Fool, farm to table, Larry Bokal, Cannonball Express, Omaha Nebraska, delivery, local freight, cold storage units, the art of the trucker, trucker culture, fuel prices, delivery routes, DLT rules, CB radios, tractors,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 01/15/2012 04:30PM
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This week's guest on Burning Down the House is writer Amanda Kolson Hurley, who contributes to publications such as Architect Magazine & Urbanite. Tune in for an insider conversation on the world of architectural writing, the concepts behind BIM (Building Information Management) and IPD (Integrated Product Delivery). Also hear about her work with IMT (Institute for Market Transformation). This program was sponsored by S. Wallace Edwards & Sons.
"BIM [Building Information Management] is the technology and IPD [Integrated Product Delivery] is the process. It's fair to say that IPD is a process that derives from BIM but isn't possible without BIM."
--writer Amanda Kolson Hurley on Burning Down the House
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Burning Down the House: Amanda Kolson Hurley (6:13)
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Burning Down the House, Curtis B. Wayne, Heritage Radio Network, Amanda Kolson Hurley, American architecture, architecture, sustainability, historic preservation,Architecture Journalism (22:47)
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editorial jobs, politics, architecture blogs, architecture journalism, sofa art, Architect magazine, Detail,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
