Allinfoodz

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  • 100th episode - The Value of Mentoring, A Conversation with Stuart Mann
    In this 100th episode, hear the conversation with Dr. Stuart Mann about his successful career as an academic, the principles that defined his success, and the advice he would give to us. We focus this episode on the importance of having a mentors, and the concept of mentoring. Curious about the quiz question? Then start listening!
    33 min
  • The Beverages Update
    Dr. Kelley shares updates from recent consumer surveys on what’s in for the season and also discusses the supply factors that will influence trends of what we will be drinking. Also, check out our quiz in this episode.
    29 min
  • Customer Feedback Surveys

    When we consume products and services, companies seek feedback from us through customer feedback surveys. Listen to the ins and outs of customer feedback surveys as we discuss this topic with Ashley Akright from Marriott Hotels.

    Ashley explains why companies value surveys and how they use the feedback to enhance our experiences as consumers. Don't miss the quiz of this episode, and also great advice on how to report feedback to companies in addition to the surveys. 

    29 min
  • A Whiskey Journey

    In conversation with British writer Ben Birdsall, author of several books including two whisky travelogues: "Whisky Burn – the distilleries of Scotland by Vespa" and "Whiskey Burn – the distilleries of Ireland by Vespa." In his books Birdsall takes you on a tour of the old and new whisky distilleries of the British Isles getting to know the people, the places and production of the ‘liquid sunshine.'

    34 min
  • Checking In: Hotels and Sustainability

    On this edition of allinfoodz, we speak with Alex Shockley, Director, Responsible Sourcing & Sustainability at Hilton. Alex joined us to talk about how the hotel industry is engaging with the local food systems, and sustainable food options for consumers such as plant-based foods. We also discussed the issues related with food waste in the foodservice industry, and more broadly the issues related to responsible and ethical decisions, and corporations engaging in Greenwashing. 

    40 min
  • Once Upon a Pesto

    On this episode of allinfoodz, Amit Sharma is joined by Jessica Paholsky, a creative storytelling professional and founder of Once Upon a Pesto, a website with a mission of combining food history, global cultures, and authentic recipes to help the world understand pesto.

    26 min
  • Complexities of Food Safety

    The way people think about food safety has been changing in recent years. On this episode of allinfoodz, Amit Sharma is joined by Kevin Roberts, Ph.D., Interim Department Head and Professor of Hospitality Management at Kansas State University. He discusses the changes in food safety and some of the ideas behind the shift in focus.

    28 min
  • From Wines to Spirits

    On this episode of allinfoodz, Amit Sharma is joined by our resident wine and beverage expert Professor of Horticultural Marketing and Business Management at Penn State Kathy Kelley, Ph.D. She talks about the current state of the alcohol industry, including the growth of wineries in the U.S., consumer behavior and more.

    25 min
  • Cell-based Meat

    Cell-based meat, also known as cultured meat, is genuine animal meat (including seafood and organ meats) that is produced by cultivating animal cells directly. On this episode of allinfoodz, Amit Sharma is joined by Assistant Professor of Rural Sociology at Penn State Robert Chiles, Ph.D. He talks about his research into cell-based meat and its potential impacts on a variety of areas.

    35 min

About Allinfoodz

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Allinfoodz covers a variety of food, and foodservice-related topics that aim to answer core questions regarding our food decisions: How, and why we eat food? The process of creating, serving, and eating food can be a personal or social event. Most people think about food frequently during any given day. Furthermore, there are often underlying reasons that might drive how we make our food choices and decisions, whether we are consuming, or offering food to others.