Tech Bites

Give your digital life a spring cleaning. Hit the reset button with in-studio guest Paul Kemawikasit Alexander, a New York City based acupuncturist, who has created a unique wellness system based on traditional oriental medicine, martial arts and urban community.

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Saxelby Radio Scholars program is a podcast series produced by teenagers from the Food and Finance High School in New York City. Each student recorded, wrote and produced their own radio story about the food topic of their choice. Each story is unique. All the stories are very personal. On this episode of Tech Bites, the scholars join us in-studio, to talk about their experiences producing a radio story and how to master the art of the interview. Hungry for more? Listen to all the Saxelby Radio Scholars stories at http://heritageradionetwork.org/series/saxelby-scholars/

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Go beyond the logo into the land of visual identity and digital content. Not sure what digital content and virtual storytelling is all about? and why a restaurant or hotel might need that to be successful in business? In-studio guest Laura O'Reilly, talks about how she founded Wallplay to connect creatives to business and products, along with some easy ways to work on your own brand identity for the social media age.

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It’s time for the annual Cherry Bombe Jubilee Conference, the awesome day with awesome food and the most awesome women. In-studio are co-founders Kerry Diamond and Claudia Wu, talking about how they’ll bring the pages of their Cherry Bombe Magazine to life. Want more of these amazing ladies? Check out Radio Cherry Bombe here on HRN every Thursday at 1PM.

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It’s a widely know fact that the restaurant industry does not like the public review forum Yelp. Andrew Johnson, believes his digital recommendation platform RoundTable, will be the anti-Yelp the restaurant industry will embrace. So much so, he’s betting that the industry will create the content he’s selling to consumers. Industry insiders, Luke Boland of La Sirena, and Elise Rosenberg of Colonie and Gran Electrica, discuss whether they’re in – opting-out.

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Need funding for your food tech start-up? If it’s a thoughtful, sustainable, and potentially impactful business – you might be able to get some Slow Money. Today’s in-studio guest is Derek Denckla, impact investor, strategic advisor and serial social entrepreneur. We’ll discuss the mission of Slow Money NYC to connect people to their local food business, to grow successful economies and food supply, from the ground up.

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Today’s restaurant industry is evolving at super-fast pace. How do professionals keep up with wine trends, tech, real estate and new tipping formulas? They take classes and find mentors at Journee, the new community for restaurant professionals. In-studio guest Sam Appel, Journee’s director of community and programming, talks about how the dollar-a-day membership works on-line and in real life, and its potential impact to our restaurant lif

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Geek out with Tasting Table’s Best of Food + Tech, the month-long focus on everything in the culinary – cyber space. In-studio guest Karen Palmer, Editorial Director at Tasting Table, talks about digital media on digital tech, how restaurants are cyber-stalking their customers (to give them better service of course) and best in apps.

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Now that you’ve got a table – what’s next? Resy launched in 2014 with an initial offering of paid reservations that provoked heated debate in the industry. Two years later – Resy is poised to take on Opentable and become the next gen of restaurant OS and POS. If you don’t know what OS – POS – and PCI Compliant mean, Resy CEO/Co-Founder Ben Leventhal is in-studio to walk you through the Resy 2.0 landscape.

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The Foodstand app is the good food community that lives in your pocket. It brings together eaters and good food makers, with recipes, photos, information, hoping that people will make better food choices – for themselves and the world. The Foodstand Spotlight is a real-life monthly showcase for food tech start-ups, innovators and entrepreneurs, to pitch their ideas to a diverse audience and panel of experts. In-studio guest Rachna Govani, co-founder/CEO takes about the just released new version of the Foodstand app and the upcoming Foodstand Spotlight on February 22, 2015.

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