The Food Podcast

 

'Stories from the Kitchen Table with Molly Wizenberg' (The Silent Witness)

Molly Wizenberg is a Seattle-based writer, blogger, restaurant owner, podcast co-host, home cook and a story teller. Her stories are real, the kind filled with all the flavours of life. Molly's Instagram profile reads: Orangette / Spilled Milk / A Homemade Life / Delancey / Essex / stuff. On this episode of The Food Podcast we dive into all of that, especially the STUFF. The real stuff. The flavourful stuff. The stuff people don't always want to talk about. Molly spoke to me from her kitchen table, where she writes, shares meals, skypes podcast hosts, sews and does her taxes. Like all kitchen tables, Molly's table is witness to life, to STUFF. This episode explores her stories from her kitchen table, with a little side exploratio

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A Joyous Look at Fat, Sugar and Moderation

  Fat, sugar, heart attacks and moderation - not to worry, episode 16 isn't a downer, it's Joyous! This episode stars Joy McCarthy, founder of Joyous Health. She'll share her story from daily afternoon M&M's and chronic sickness to a career as an inspiring holistic nutritionist, writer and best-selling author. We'll also hear from Michelle Book from the Canadian Health Food Association. She'll set us straight on the role sugar is playing in our lives today, and simple steps we can take to avoid it. This is an episode exploring choices, not restrictions. So fill your plate with the good stuff- but pay attention to that plate. Over the years they have grown in size. Who knew?   

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Episode 15 Life After Gluten 

On this episode, our 15th, I talk to Aran Goyoaga of the site www.cannellevanille.com and Paul Graham, author of the memoir In Memory of Bread. Aran is a Basque - American living in Seattle; Paul lives in upstate New York. They've never met. But they have something in common - both learned they could no longer eat gluten, long after their lives were shaped by the stuff. This episodes explores how they have approached life - gluten free. It's all about adversity, tears, triumphs and the making of new food memories on this episode of The Food Podcast. PS - and we dive a little into tinnitus. Sorry if I've over-shared...

 

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On Episode 13, I went to Apple School. You could say on Episode 14, I go to Whiskey School, but this time personal stories are woven in between the sips. Specifically, from women.

We’ll hear Tracy Cameron's story, from Olympic Medalist to Whiskey Distilling in Nova Scotia at http://caldera.ca/.

 We’ll taste whiskey with Julia Ritz Toffoli, founder of Women who Whiskey, an experimental whiskey

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Episode 13: The Apple School

This episode is a celebration of the apple - from its origins, to the fruit, to the branches and its soil below. We’ll visit Josh Oulton of Tap Root farms, a request for a recipe comes in from Sistah J of sistahspeakproductions.com, and Jennie Dobbs, owner of Morris East, a woodfired-pizza restaurant in Halifax (morriseast.com) teaches us all about the power of apple wood in a wood-fired oven. The secret? it burns slow and hot.

It’s apple 101 today, on The Food Podcast. 

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Pepper. It's something I twist (and at one time shook) onto my food several times a day. But rarely have I thought about the peppercorns themselves... until I met Louise and Nigel Biggar of DRØM PEPPER. They call themselves peppermongers.

Yes episode 12 of The Food Podcast is all about pepper. But, as always, we delve into more than just the story of an ingredient. We learn the Biggar's story, and the story of Cambodian peppercorns. We talk about the bittersweet path that Cambodian farmers have taken to revive the peppercorn industry after the Khmer Rouge years. We talk about the Biggar's fresh start in Toronto. We talk about saying YES in life, and the power of personal connections. And, there's a little gelato chat in there too.

We also touch on:

• salt and pepper shakers - do people still use them? Or are they just cherished just by collectors? Or museums in Spain?
• Connections with people.
  
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Daily ritual is an obsession of mine. I work from home, and when I come across others who do the same, with success, I want to know exactly how they do it: how their daily flow, from food, to sleep, to the time they awake, sparks creativity in their day.

So, for episode 11, I ask three of my favourite ‘work from home’ creatives to share their daily rituals with me.

 

1. Mason Currey, the author of Daily Rituals, shares his secret clothing item that helps his focus.

2. Claire Cameron, also a writer, guns it through the dark, early in morning, then breaks the flow with something her husband makes for her…

3. Andrea Dorfman, animator and filmmaker, sneaks a little skinny dip in before her day begins. I once asked her what she thinks is the difference between routine and ritual. She replied - routine + spirituality = ritual.

 

But what do the academics have to say about ritual? Dr. Martha MacDonald s a folklorist who works as the acting d

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On this episode, Lindsay talks with Beth Kirby - stylist,

photographer, writer, teacher and woman behind the award winning blog,

LOCAL MILK. Beth talks about beauty - beauty in darkness and light, and all that

lies in between. And the importance of taking time to slow down and carve out

time for creativity. Because there’s a beauty in switching off, slowing down. and

you know what? When you live slowly, you might find that love speeds up.

Disclaimer

We’re talking from the Local Milk HQ, Beth’s studio kitchen in Catt Tennessess...

you might here a little beep from a firealram that needs a battery the house has

just been remodelled,... it’s all a work in progress...

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On today's episode of THE FOOD PODCAST, Lindsay sits down and talks with apron maverick Ellen Bennett about her kitchen wear empire Hedley & Bennett!!

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On today's episode of THE FOOD PODCAST, Lindsay sits down and talks with New York Times best selling THUG KITCHEN authors: Michelle Davis and Matt Holloway. This episode is a f*cking great one!

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