Wild Game Domain
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First Aired - 04/30/2013 11:00AM
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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
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First Aired - 07/13/2009 05:00PM
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Kate Manchester talks with Matt DiRuggiero author of The Range Café Cookbook and then with Woody Tasch, venture capitalist on "Slow Money".
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Introduction and Show Summary with Kate Manchester (2:18)
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Edible Communities, Edible Santa Fe, regional culinary publications,Kate talks with Cookbook Co-Author Matt DiRuggiero (17:00)
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New Mexico, Bernalillo, remake and remodel, raised $10,000, motivation, community fundraiser, local involvement, Range Cafe, The Range Cafe Cookbook, www.RangeCafe.com/shop, Matt DiRuggiero, started as a pastry chef, chicken fried steak, chili and salsas, easy to cook at home, childhood recipes, flavors, quality ingredients, stay tuned for book signing dates!,Woody Tasch talks about his New Book: Inquiries into the Nature of Slow Money (10:47)
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Slow Food influence, ground up, investments, maximize your ability, farm successes, network of investors to gain interest in farms and the sustainable food movement, goal to rally thousands of investors to invest in local food systems, articulate an alternate vision of advancement, local communities, Slow Money workshops, farmers, entrepreneurs, educators, structure, markets, www.slowmoneyalliance.org,Woody Tasch and his Inspiration to Help the Structural Problems of our Country's Food Supply (24:32)
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climate change, macroeconomics, necessity for change, Slow Food inspired, Terra Madre, consumer dollars, soil erosion leading to crisis, what percentage of a consumer dollar goes to the farmer?, maybe 9 cents, Tom Miller speak about trying to complete capitalism, need to own the problem before you can fix it, Community Supported Agriculture, niche markets, Carlo Petrini, support of virtuous globalization, small diversified farms are growing according to recent census, biological and cultural diversity, re-birth, support entrepreneurs, vote with your dollar!, Organic Valley, A quote from Paul Newman, give back to the earth what you take,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 04/12/2009 09:00AM
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This week's Q Report theme is DANGER: deadly blowfish, free range pigs dubbed dangerous, urban farming scare in Buffalo. Special guests: Ed Grant, Jeremy Hirsch.
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Blowfish (14:59)
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deadly poisonous fish, fugu, 400 deaths a year from eating fugu, ovary, liver, certification, certified chefs, Emperor Ban, Tetrodetoxin, Japan,Feral Pigs (20:01)
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farm practices applied out of necessity, humane treatment, super pathogens, lack of diversity, slow food, animal rights, health risks, what is the alternative, re-writing history, pasture raised, free-range, trichinosis, Industrial Revolution, ny times op-ed April 10th, James E McWilliams, Heritage Enemy, Texas State University, Danger, AgriBusiness, Antibiotics,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
