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A weekly audio magazine about food, recipes, clean eating, growing and making your own food and more. Everything I know about food, cooking, and life I learned from my mother. She was right about many things, and she would NEVER eat a tomato out of season.

From my mother's table » Podcast Episodes

My Open Kitchen is a podcast celebrating great stories from behind the farm gate, inspiring people, seasonal produce and the power of social media to help us all connect, collaborate and build communities.

My Open Kitchen

Are you searching for the best food around the world? Do you love traveling and drinking fabulous wine? Are you looking for travel recommendations you can trust? Join Amber & Eric as they explore the world in search of Adventures in Food, Wine & Luxury Travel.

Are you searching for the best food around the world? Do you love traveling and drinking fabulous wine? Are you looking for travel recommendations you can trust? Join Amber &amp; Eric as they explore the world in search of Adventures in Food, Wine &amp; Luxury Travel.

The With Husband In Tow Podcast: Adventures in Food, Wine & Luxury Travel

Food and Wine editor of Seacoast Online and Fosters.com Rachel Forrest educates and sheds light on a wide variety of food topics.

Wine Me Dine Me  with Rachel Forrest

Wine and Dine on VinVillageRadio – wsRadio.com

Rice in my Lunchbox is a weekly food podcast. Join Paul and Abel as they try foods and pretend to know what they're talking about.

Rice In My Lunchbox

Foodpod Denmark – the podcast that tells the rarely told stories about Danish food innovation and how the people behind it are making a difference in the world.

foodpod denmark

파프리카 쿡쿡

Desveda radio es un programa radiofónico que trata exclusivamente temas de caza, pesca, medio rural y natural. Se emite todos los sábados a las 7 de la mañana y las 5 de la tarde en ONDA VASCA.  
Dentro de los fines de ADECAP está la promoción y la difusión de la caza, la pesca, el medio rural y natural y su conservación.  Para lo cual desde esta organización se produce desde el año 2010 este programa de radio con difusión en Álava, Bizkaia, Cantabria, Gipuzkoa, La Rioja y Navarra.
Este programa cuenta con el apoyo del Servicio de Fauna Cinegética y Pesca de la Diputación Foral de Bizkaia y de la Federacion Bizkaina de Caza.

Desveda radio es un programa radiofónico que trata exclusivamente temas de caza, pesca, medio rural y natural. Se emite todos los sábados a las 7 de la mañana y las 5 de la tarde en ONDA VASCA. Dentro de los fines de ADECAP está la promoción y la difusión de la caza, la pesca, el medio rural y natural y su conservación. Para lo cual desde esta organización se produce desde el año 2010 este programa de radio con difusión en Álava, Bizkaia, Cantabria, Gipuzkoa, La Rioja y Navarra. Este programa cuenta con el apoyo del Servicio de Fauna Cinegética y Pesca de la Diputación Foral de Bizkaia y de la Federacion Bizkaina de Caza.

Podcast DESVEDA

America's food industry is connected to everything and the potential to address some of our most challenging issues lies in how we think about our food. Food Out Loud will take an exploratory look at the some of the biggest questions, changes, and challenges in our food industry by talking with influential and interesting people who are doing the same thing and impacting our food future.

Food Out Loud

Welcome to Coffeelandz! Listen here to uncover exciting pupventures of the Augie's Coffee Daugies: What we're doing and what we're drinking.

Coffeelandz with a Z

Feast on conversations with the people who live and breathe food and wine, as they talk about the things that make them tick, the hottest topics in food right now and life inside the restaurants, cafes and bars you love. 

From Melbourne Food & Wine Festival comes a podcast that brings the best of the food and wine world to Australia and the best Australian food and wine to the world. Melbourne's top names are joined by visitors from some of the most exciting restaurants, bars and places to eat and drink around the world.

Season 1 was recorded live at the Theatre of Ideas during the festival in March 2019. Kate Reid of Lune Croissanterie speaks with Sam Sifton of The New York Times about what role obsession plays in creativity, the Joe Beef team from Montreal talk about being sober in an industry focused on selling (and celebrating) indulgence, and artist Kirsha Kaechele, of Hobart's MONA, asks whether we can eat our way out of our invasive species problem. And that's just the beginning.

Feast on conversations with the people who live and breathe food and wine, as they talk about the things that make them tick, the hottest topics in food right now and life inside the restaurants, cafes and bars you love. From Melbourne Food & Wine Festival comes a podcast that brings the best of the food and wine world to Australia and the best Australian food and wine to the world. Melbourne's top names are joined by visitors from some of the most exciting restaurants, bars and places to eat and drink around the world. Season 1 was recorded live at the Theatre of Ideas during the festival in March 2019. Kate Reid of Lune Croissanterie speaks with Sam Sifton of The New York Times about what role obsession plays in creativity, the Joe Beef team from Montreal talk about being sober in an industry focused on selling (and celebrating) indulgence, and artist Kirsha Kaechele, of Hobart's MONA, asks whether we can eat our way out of our invasive species problem. And that's just the beginning.

Feast on conversations with the people who live and breathe food and wine, as they talk about the things that make them tick, the hottest topics in food right now and life inside the restaurants, cafes and bars you love. 

From Melbourne Food &amp; Wine Festival comes a podcast that brings the best of the food and wine world to Australia and the best Australian food and wine to the world. Melbourne's top names are joined by visitors from some of the most exciting restaurants, bars and places to eat and drink around the world.

Season 1 was recorded live at the Theatre of Ideas during the festival in March 2019. Kate Reid of Lune Croissanterie speaks with Sam Sifton of The New York Times about what role obsession plays in creativity, the Joe Beef team from Montreal talk about being sober in an industry focused on selling (and celebrating) indulgence, and artist Kirsha Kaechele, of Hobart's MONA, asks whether we can eat our way out of our invasive species problem. And that's just the beginning.

Melbourne Food & Wine

The Best Internet Radio. The Future of Talk Radio. It's Web Talk Radio.

The Secret is You Archives - WebTalkRadio.net

The Ultimate in Foodies Radio! Join hosts Nancy J. Reid and Lisa D. Smith (BigBlendMagazine.com Editors) for our monthly Foodies radio show featuring interviews with Chefs, Bar Tenders, Gourmet Artisans, Vintners, Sommeliers, Distillers, Restaurant Owners, Cookbook Authors, and more!

Eat Drink & Be Merry!

A podcast about culinary polarities and possibilities

Saffron & Snickerdoodles

Vamos difundir o movimento Bean to bar brasileiro. Com entrevista com agentes chave, como: Produtores, Professores, Pesquisadores, Confeiteiros e Chocolateiros. Aqui se fala de cacau, chocolate, empreendedorismo, tendencias e tudo que funciona e não funciona nesse viciante mundo do chocolate.

Cacau Cast

Seja bem vindo! O Podcast “Sabores &amp; Viagens” foi desenvolvido para aqueles que buscam se informar, atualizar e se inspirar com histórias, experiências e curiosidades sobre turismo, cultura e gastronomia em uma conversa bastante informal e descontraída, com convidados super especiais a volta do mundo.

Seja bem vindo! O Podcast “Sabores & Viagens” foi desenvolvido para aqueles que buscam se informar, atualizar e se inspirar com histórias, experiências e curiosidades sobre turismo, cultura e gastronomia em uma conversa bastante informal e descontraída, com convidados super especiais a volta do mundo.

Cooking in Portugal

Te ensañare como hacer un delicioso pescado apanado con harina de pescado , algo super secillo y rápido de hacer !

Una Receta Facil De Preparar : Pescado Frito Apanado. Hagenlo !!!!

Pawon sebagai nama podcast ini karena berdasarkan fungsi dan filosofinya, pawon adalah tempat keajaiban itu terjadi. 
Pawon adalah dapur dalam bahasa Indonesia. Tempat ini sakral bagi mereka yang gemar meracik dan meramu bumbu menjadi hidangan istimewa. Selain itu, di bagian rumah inilah sering terjadi pembicaraan-pembicaraan menarik. 
Pawon tidak hanya soal menyiapkan makanan, tetapi ada budaya dan relasi kuasa disana. 
Oleh karena itu, kita ingin membicarakan makanan, tidak hanya dari sudut pandang rasa saja.

Pawon sebagai nama podcast ini karena berdasarkan fungsi dan filosofinya, pawon adalah tempat keajaiban itu terjadi. Pawon adalah dapur dalam bahasa Indonesia. Tempat ini sakral bagi mereka yang gemar meracik dan meramu bumbu menjadi hidangan istimewa. Selain itu, di bagian rumah inilah sering terjadi pembicaraan-pembicaraan menarik. Pawon tidak hanya soal menyiapkan makanan, tetapi ada budaya dan relasi kuasa disana. Oleh karena itu, kita ingin membicarakan makanan, tidak hanya dari sudut pandang rasa saja.

Cerita Dari Pawon

Let's talk about food and weight loss. We'll discuss carbs and calories. I'll share my journey. We'll chat about growing our own, about meat, veg, and fruit. Well spill the beans about shopping and even cooking. And darn it. We'll have some fun doing it.

Sam Burton Presents

Two black female veterans of the service industry come together to review restaurants and bars. In a comedic tone while drinking whiskey and possibly other stuff.

Triple R G: Real Reviews With &Giselle

The Cookbook Collective is an online community that hopes to communicate the realities of food relationships for young adults. We are here to help our generation build and navigate more balanced relationships with food in a culture that has come to deprioritize the importance of food in all parts of our lives . By actively deconstructing negative food cultures and discussing the intersectionality of food issues through a biweekly podcast we hope to build community around mental health, sustainability, food justice, and more. We will be sharing recipes which express our personal food stories and hope to connect with our community through cooking, conversation, and advocacy. There is a world of food beyond health and nutrition that we want to explore in balanced and engaging ways! However, it’s important that navigating the world of food is more understandable and safe for young adults everywhere.

The Cookbook Collective

Jajang Kambing

Asma Khan, award-winning chef, restaurateur (Darjeeling Express) and campaigner, talks to food and drink entrepreneurs about their journey - the highs, the lows and the inspiration.

The Business of Food - with Asma Khan

La cucina italiana si è sviluppata attraverso secoli di cambiamenti sociali e politici, con radici che risalgono al IV secolo a.C. ed è stato influenzato dalla cucina dell'antica Grecia, dell'antica Roma, bizantina, ebraica e araba. Importanti cambiamenti avvennero con la scoperta del Nuovo Mondo e l'introduzione di nuovi ingredienti come patate, pomodori, peperoni e mais, ormai fondamentali in cucina ma introdotti in grandi quantità solo nel XVIII secolo. La cucina italiana è nota soprattutto per la sua vasta diversità regionale, la sua abbondanza di gusto e condimenti e come un classico esempio di dieta mediterranea, riconosciuta come patrimonio immateriale dell'umanità dall'UNESCO, nel 2010, ed è considerata la gastronomia più famosa al mondo, con grande influenza internazionale. L'emittente statunitense CNN la classifica come una delle cucine più popolari a livello globale. La caratteristica principale della cucina italiana è la sua semplicità, con molti piatti composti da 4 a 8 ingredienti. Gli chef italiani fanno affidamento sulla qualità degli ingredienti piuttosto che sulla complessità della preparazione. Piatti e ricette della tradizione, nel corso dei secoli, sono stati spesso creati dalle nonne più che dagli chef, ed è per questo che molte ricette italiane sono adatte alla cucina casalinga e di tutti i giorni. Molti piatti italiani che un tempo erano conosciuti solo nelle loro regioni di origine si sono diffusi in tutto il paese. Il formaggio (alimento di cui l'Italia può vantare la maggiore diversità di tipologie esistenti) e il vino (di cui l'Italia è il maggior produttore mondiale) costituiscono una parte importante della cucina italiana, con molte varietà autoctone e una tutela giuridica specifica, la Denominazione di Origine Controllata (DOC). Caffè, soprattutto espresso, Crediti: <a href="https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cucina_italiana" rel="noopener">https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cucina_italiana</a>

La cucina italiana si è sviluppata attraverso secoli di cambiamenti sociali e politici, con radici che risalgono al IV secolo a.C. ed è stato influenzato dalla cucina dell'antica Grecia, dell'antica Roma, bizantina, ebraica e araba.Importanti cambiamenti avvennero con la scoperta del Nuovo Mondo e l'introduzione di nuovi ingredienti come patate, pomodori, peperoni e mais, ormai fondamentali in cucina ma introdotti in grandi quantità solo nel XVIII secolo. La cucina italiana è nota soprattutto per la sua vasta diversità regionale, la sua abbondanza di gusto e condimenti e come un classico esempio di dieta mediterranea, riconosciuta come patrimonio immateriale dell'umanità dall'UNESCO, nel 2010, ed è considerata la gastronomia più famosa al mondo, con grande influenza internazionale. L'emittente statunitense CNN la classifica come una delle cucine più popolari a livello globale.La caratteristica principale della cucina italiana è la sua semplicità, con molti piatti composti da 4 a 8 ingredienti. Gli chef italiani fanno affidamento sulla qualità degli ingredienti piuttosto che sulla complessità della preparazione. Piatti e ricette della tradizione, nel corso dei secoli, sono stati spesso creati dalle nonne più che dagli chef, ed è per questo che molte ricette italiane sono adatte alla cucina casalinga e di tutti i giorni. Molti piatti italiani che un tempo erano conosciuti solo nelle loro regioni di origine si sono diffusi in tutto il paese. Il formaggio (alimento di cui l'Italia può vantare la maggiore diversità di tipologie esistenti) e il vino (di cui l'Italia è il maggior produttore mondiale) costituiscono una parte importante della cucina italiana, con molte varietà autoctone e una tutela giuridica specifica, la Denominazione di Origine Controllata (DOC). Caffè, soprattutto espresso,Crediti:https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cucina_italiana

La cucina italiana si è sviluppata attraverso secoli di cambiamenti sociali e politici, con radici che risalgono al IV secolo a.C. ed è stato influenzato dalla cucina dell'antica Grecia, dell'antica Roma, bizantina, ebraica e araba. Importanti cambiamenti avvennero con la scoperta del Nuovo Mondo e l'introduzione di nuovi ingredienti come patate, pomodori, peperoni e mais, ormai fondamentali in cucina ma introdotti in grandi quantità solo nel XVIII secolo. La cucina italiana è nota soprattutto per la sua vasta diversità regionale, la sua abbondanza di gusto e condimenti e come un classico esempio di dieta mediterranea, riconosciuta come patrimonio immateriale dell'umanità dall'UNESCO, nel 2010, ed è considerata la gastronomia più famosa al mondo, con grande influenza internazionale. L'emittente statunitense CNN la classifica come una delle cucine più popolari a livello globale. La caratteristica principale della cucina italiana è la sua semplicità, con molti piatti composti da 4 a 8 ingredienti. Gli chef italiani fanno affidamento sulla qualità degli ingredienti piuttosto che sulla complessità della preparazione. Piatti e ricette della tradizione, nel corso dei secoli, sono stati spesso creati dalle nonne più che dagli chef, ed è per questo che molte ricette italiane sono adatte alla cucina casalinga e di tutti i giorni. Molti piatti italiani che un tempo erano conosciuti solo nelle loro regioni di origine si sono diffusi in tutto il paese. Il formaggio (alimento di cui l'Italia può vantare la maggiore diversità di tipologie esistenti) e il vino (di cui l'Italia è il maggior produttore mondiale) costituiscono una parte importante della cucina italiana, con molte varietà autoctone e una tutela giuridica specifica, la Denominazione di Origine Controllata (DOC). Caffè, soprattutto espresso, Crediti: <a href="https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cucina_italiana" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cucina_italiana</a>

Italian culinary tradition, Italiano 1

Glühwein Check 
Wir probieren völlig subjektiv & komplett nach eigenem Gusto roten 🔥🍷Glühwein mit diversen & unterschiedlichsten "Schüssen". In diesem Sinne: 🥂🔥🍷🥂

Glühwein Check Wir probieren völlig subjektiv & komplett nach eigenem Gusto roten 🔥🍷Glühwein mit diversen & unterschiedlichsten "Schüssen". In diesem Sinne: 🥂🔥🍷🥂

Glühwein Check 
Wir probieren völlig subjektiv &amp; komplett nach eigenem Gusto roten 🔥🍷Glühwein mit diversen &amp; unterschiedlichsten "Schüssen". In diesem Sinne: 🥂🔥🍷🥂

Glühweincheck

Italian cuisine has developed through centuries of social and political change, with roots dating back to the 4th century BC. and was influenced by the cuisine of ancient Greece, ancient Rome, Byzantine, Jewish and Arabic. Important changes occurred with the discovery of the New World and the introduction of new ingredients such as potatoes, tomatoes, peppers and corn, now fundamental in cooking but introduced in large quantities only in the 18th century. Italian cuisine is known above all for its vast regional diversity, its abundance in taste and condiments and as a classic example of the Mediterranean diet, recognized as an intangible heritage of humanity by UNESCO, in 2010, and is considered the most famous gastronomy in the world, with great international influence. US broadcaster CNN ranks it as one of the most popular cuisines globally. The main feature of Italian cuisine is its simplicity, with many dishes consisting of 4 to 8 ingredients. Italian chefs rely on the quality of the ingredients rather than the complexity of preparation. Traditional dishes and recipes, over the centuries, have often been created by grandmothers more than by chefs, and that is why many Italian recipes are suitable for home and everyday cooking. Many Italian dishes that were once known only in their regions of origin have spread across the country. Cheese (food of which Italy can boast the greatest diversity of existing types) and wine (of which Italy is the world's largest producer) constitute an important part of Italian cuisine, with many autochthonous varieties and specific legal protection, the Denomination of Controlled Origin (DOC). Coffee, especially espresso, is also an important and typical drink of Italian cuisine. Credits: <a href="https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cucina_italiana" rel="noopener">https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cucina_italiana</a>

Italian cuisine has developed through centuries of social and political change, with roots dating back to the 4th century BC. and was influenced by the cuisine of ancient Greece, ancient Rome, Byzantine, Jewish and Arabic.Important changes occurred with the discovery of the New World and the introduction of new ingredients such as potatoes, tomatoes, peppers and corn, now fundamental in cooking but introduced in large quantities only in the 18th century. Italian cuisine is known above all for its vast regional diversity, its abundance in taste and condiments and as a classic example of the Mediterranean diet, recognized as an intangible heritage of humanity by UNESCO, in 2010, and is considered the most famous gastronomy in the world, with great international influence. US broadcaster CNN ranks it as one of the most popular cuisines globally.The main feature of Italian cuisine is its simplicity, with many dishes consisting of 4 to 8 ingredients. Italian chefs rely on the quality of the ingredients rather than the complexity of preparation. Traditional dishes and recipes, over the centuries, have often been created by grandmothers more than by chefs, and that is why many Italian recipes are suitable for home and everyday cooking. Many Italian dishes that were once known only in their regions of origin have spread across the country. Cheese (food of which Italy can boast the greatest diversity of existing types) and wine (of which Italy is the world's largest producer) constitute an important part of Italian cuisine, with many autochthonous varieties and specific legal protection, the Denomination of Controlled Origin (DOC). Coffee, especially espresso, is also an important and typical drink of Italian cuisine.Credits:https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cucina_italiana

Italian cuisine has developed through centuries of social and political change, with roots dating back to the 4th century BC. and was influenced by the cuisine of ancient Greece, ancient Rome, Byzantine, Jewish and Arabic. Important changes occurred with the discovery of the New World and the introduction of new ingredients such as potatoes, tomatoes, peppers and corn, now fundamental in cooking but introduced in large quantities only in the 18th century. Italian cuisine is known above all for its vast regional diversity, its abundance in taste and condiments and as a classic example of the Mediterranean diet, recognized as an intangible heritage of humanity by UNESCO, in 2010, and is considered the most famous gastronomy in the world, with great international influence. US broadcaster CNN ranks it as one of the most popular cuisines globally. The main feature of Italian cuisine is its simplicity, with many dishes consisting of 4 to 8 ingredients. Italian chefs rely on the quality of the ingredients rather than the complexity of preparation. Traditional dishes and recipes, over the centuries, have often been created by grandmothers more than by chefs, and that is why many Italian recipes are suitable for home and everyday cooking. Many Italian dishes that were once known only in their regions of origin have spread across the country. Cheese (food of which Italy can boast the greatest diversity of existing types) and wine (of which Italy is the world's largest producer) constitute an important part of Italian cuisine, with many autochthonous varieties and specific legal protection, the Denomination of Controlled Origin (DOC). Coffee, especially espresso, is also an important and typical drink of Italian cuisine. Credits: <a href="https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cucina_italiana" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cucina_italiana</a>

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Oi, sou Maria Barreiros, jornalista, relações públicas e apaixonada por vinho, com especialização em vinhos pela WSET - Certificado Internacional da Wine &amp; Spirit Education Trust.

Hoje, atuo como consultora, instrutora e sommélière, tenho uma coluna semanal na Rádio Nova Brasil FM, e produzo conteúdo sobre vinho todo dia no Instagram @vinhocommaria e no Youtube Vinho com Maria

Meu lema é “Saiba mais, beba melhor” então, criei o Podcast, para ajudar iniciantes e iniciados no mundo do vinho, de um jeito leve, descontraído e fácil de entender.

Vamos juntos descobrir o mundo vinho?

Oi, sou Maria Barreiros, jornalista, relações públicas e apaixonada por vinho, com especialização em vinhos pela WSET - Certificado Internacional da Wine & Spirit Education Trust. Hoje, atuo como consultora, instrutora e sommélière, tenho uma coluna semanal na Rádio Nova Brasil FM, e produzo conteúdo sobre vinho todo dia no Instagram @vinhocommaria e no Youtube Vinho com Maria Meu lema é “Saiba mais, beba melhor” então, criei o Podcast, para ajudar iniciantes e iniciados no mundo do vinho, de um jeito leve, descontraído e fácil de entender. Vamos juntos descobrir o mundo vinho?

Vinho com Maria

Catherine Cayce Borkowski is a native Floridian residing in Tampa with her husband and two children. She has her master’s and is working on completion of her ED.S.  Her past endeavors include being an educator, entrepreneur, writer, and psychic advisor. A creative “Jane of all Trades”, she enjoys modeling, photography, and various mediums of art. Although an avid blogger and freelance writer, 52 Dates 1 Year 2Gether is her first published book.  Need a jump-start to your relationship?  Introducing 52 Dates 1 Year 2Gether: Weekly Dating and Dining Events, the only dating and relationship book you may ever need. Join Catherine for a year of themed dating and dining experiences that have been carefully selected based on a seasonal calendar.   Every chapter promises a new, themed-week filled with:  Historical Information – learn the nitty gritty about the destinations for real life or virtual visits Personal Anecdotes – Get Catherine’s take Innovative Date Activity – It’s Your Date – custo

Catherine Cayce Borkowski is a native Floridian residing in Tampa with her husband and two children. She has her master’s and is working on completion of her ED.S. Her past endeavors include being an educator, entrepreneur, writer, and psychic advisor. A creative “Jane of all Trades”, she enjoys modeling, photography, and various mediums of art. Although an avid blogger and freelance writer, 52 Dates 1 Year 2Gether is her first published book. Need a jump-start to your relationship? Introducing 52 Dates 1 Year 2Gether: Weekly Dating and Dining Events, the only dating and relationship book you may ever need. Join Catherine for a year of themed dating and dining experiences that have been carefully selected based on a seasonal calendar. Every chapter promises a new, themed-week filled with: Historical Information – learn the nitty gritty about the destinations for real life or virtual visits Personal Anecdotes – Get Catherine’s take Innovative Date Activity – It’s Your Date – custo

52 Ways:  A Guide To Better Relationships

The Coffee Podcast unfolds the wonder behind coffee through conversations with people in and around the coffee industry. Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/gajeljie890/support" rel="payment">https://anchor.fm/gajeljie890/support</a>

The Coffee Podcast unfolds the wonder behind coffee through conversations with people in and around the coffee industry. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gajeljie890/support

The Coffee Podcast unfolds the wonder behind coffee through conversations with people in and around the coffee industry. Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/gajeljie890/support" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://anchor.fm/gajeljie890/support</a>

Coffee Podcast

Mix 92.6 Community Kitchen-  food & drink in Hertfordshire

Act 1

We all have feelings, and we all need food. Rather than just being something to fuel our bodies, food is part of our identity as it permeates throughout our cultures, perspectives, and emotions. Food and Feels is a podcast hosted by Lindsay, a big-time feeler and born to be a foodie. Join in as they discuss different foods, traditions, and feelings behind experiences, from snacks to large feasts to how to prepare a simple breakfast. Each episode focuses on a theme centered around food and how various cultures approach a very much shared experience.

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