This week on Snacky Tunes, solo host Greg Bresnitz welcomes the team from Root and Bone: Jeff McInnis and Janine Booth. Kicking off the show explaining how they met over a lovely meatloaf dish and formed a working business relationship. Going through their journey to open up Root and Bone in Alphabet City, NYC, the idea came from making food that both tasted and felt like home. Taking listeners through the highlighted dishes of Root and Bone, the chefs share how they came to choose ingredients and how theyre keeping the restaurant small, for now, feeding the neighborhood before opening up additional seats. In the second half of the show, musical guest Bad Credit No Credit joins in talking about how they formed with the help of Craigslist. Straight from Brooklyns DIY scene, Bad Credit No Credit is a mix of cheerful provocation, combination of socio/political consciousness and a blatant lack of inhibitions. The groovy brass-based septet is fiercely led by its charismatic singer/sax player Carrie-Anne Murphy, who can sing but would much rather scream and roar her discontent, telling tales of alienation, misogyny and other delights to the sounds of punk-infused jazz and instrumental freak-outs. Which is just fine, as it makes for a most entertaining performance - tune in to find out! This program was brought to you by Whole Foods Market. Its food from our roots. Its a restaurant thats not pretentious, its casual enough, and the foods great and the name made sense. [20:25] --Jeff McInnis on Snacky Tunes Its funny, I do feel like this band is tied pretty closely with food. [55:25] --Bad Credit No Credit on Snacky Tunes