
Food Fairy Tales: The Almond Tree
Because fairy tales so often feature food (er, and cannibalism), we’re offering up a dramatic reading of the Grimms' 'The Almond Tree', along with commentary and special guests Stuff They Don’t Want Y...
23 Nov 201848min

The Over-Stuffed Thanksgiving Episode
This one's got all the fixings: the competing histories of the 'first' Thanksgiving, how one 19th-century woman dictated the main traditions, how subcultures are making Thanksgiving their own, why som...
21 Nov 201842min

Bonus Interview: Changing How We Farm
Our tastes and considerations as eaters are changing, and small farms have to stay ahead of those curves to ensure success. We talk with fourth-generation farmer Jamie Ager about how being sustainable...
17 Nov 201842min

Hail Seitan
This vegetarian protein is made from wheat (and it's pronounced say-TAHN, but we couldn't resist the joke). Anney and Lauren dig into the debated history and gooey, chewy science of seitan. Learn mor...
17 Nov 201819min

My Island for Some Nutmeg
Spices like nutmeg drove European exploration and globalization -- and meant genocide for the native producers. We explore this history (and the psychedelic science) of nutmeg. Learn more about your ...
15 Nov 201834min

Consider the Red Lobster
The Red Lobster restaurant chain made seafood accessibly aspirational to inland, middle class Americans. Anney and Lauren dive into the stories behind its successes and scandals -- and those cheddar b...
9 Nov 201843min

Farewell, Asheville
As we finish out our miniseries on Asheville, NC, we wanted to share a few more stories about the flavor of the city -- and what challenges it faces in the future. Learn more about your ad-choices a...
7 Nov 201830min

Bonus Interview: French Broad Chocolates
Chocolate's main ingredients, cacao & sugar, have a long history as crops that can be harmful to their farmers and environments. So what does it take to make chocolate responsibly? We talk with Ashevi...
3 Nov 201841min



















