Sometimes, dreams come true. This week on Snacky Tunes, Darin Bresnitz invites food writer and journalist Jamie Feldmar into the studio to talk about her dream of becoming a food writer. How did Jamie know she wanted to become journalist? Find out how one of Jamie's first stories in her high school newspaper created controversy and inspired further reporting. Learn how Jamie's time in Thailand sparked her interest in food and food journalism. Tecla joins Darin and Jamie in the studio to perform some of her songs! Listen in to hear Tecla talk about her Haitian-Italian background, and how that translates in the kitchen. Hear about her obsession with plants, and her songwriting process! This episode has been brought to you by Underground Meats.

"There are things that you can do- no matter what profession you are in- to make the most of your travels. I always like to have guidance from a local when I'm in a foreign city." [27:15] -- Jamie Feldmar on Snacky Tunes

This week Curtis spoke to architecture reporter, editor and critic Julie V. Iovine, the executive editor of The Architect's Newspaper. Julie spoke about her publication, which serves as publication for the niche community of architects and all the other professionals involved in the built urban environment. They offer news, inside reports, editorials, and even the occasional piece of gossip. Tune in to hear her break down what having an architecture publication means when you're an architect, a writer, AND a publisher. This episode was sponsored by Fairway: like no other market.

This week on Flash Talks Cash Andrew and Flash speak about doing good with donations: creating a non-profit. Sam Mauldin stops by to describe how he's using the WWII-themed cartoons of his father Bill Mauldin, the famous "for the troops" cartoonist, to create shirts to sell online. The proceeds from his "Bill Maudlin For the Troops" company then go to The Soldiers Project, a non-profit dedicated to providing much-needed therapy for soldiers returning home from active duty. Sam has created a business model that supports a good cause without the headache (and $) of 501c3 intensity. This episode was sponsored by The Barterhouse.