This week Snacky Tunes opens the Book of Mormon with cook and television personality Kelsey Nixon. From her early days of starting and starring in her own cooking show in college to moving on up to the Cooking Channel, she's done it all. What is a fruit pizza? Herbs de Provence? How does a Mormon girl win a boys heart? Tune in to find out the answer to these questions and more! Later on Fletcher Johnson gives a live in-studio performance and discusses his years as couch surfer(which is how he met Greg & Darin) and his trajectory from punk to country.

Welcome to another episode of Hot Grease! Our host, Nicole Taylor, talks about Majora Carter's new initiative to get technological jobs into the South Bronx, as well as gives a sneak peak for the upcoming National Ice Cream Month. Nicole is joined in the studio by King Whetstone, director of the National Agricultural Statistics Service for the USDA. Nicole and King talk about some of their favorite New York State agricultural products, including apples and dairy. King also talks about his work in trying to bridge the informational gap about food production between upstate and downstate. Later, Nicole calls John Schlimm, author of the new book Grilling Vegan Style, to talk about some healthy, vegan grilling options. Tune in to hear some ways to make flavorful tofu steaks, as well as delicious grilled fruit deserts! This program has been brought to you by Hearst Ranch.

"The decline that we're seeing [in dairy operations] is because of different factors. Number one, is probably is because of the cost to raise dairy...the input costs are just increasing, and the price of milk is down. It's not profitable. So we see a lot of the smaller milk producers bailing out." --King Whetstone on Hot Grease