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Amuse News
Amuse News is your source for food news, interviews from the food world, and more. We’ll engage with food storytellers—from chefs to advocates to people working in the field. Publishing multiple days a week, Amuse News is a destination for everyone who’s looking for a fun and insightful look at the world of food.
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Episode 3: Who Gives a Truck About an Oxford Comma? 16.03.2017 1:00:06
We covered a lot of ground in this week's HRN Happy Hour . Kat and Caity are joined by Jordan Werner, a delightful third wheel if there ever was one. First, we talk about what's going on around Heritage Radio Network: A Taste of The Past takes a close look at the question, "What is authentic Irish Food?" with Irish-American cookbook author Margaret Johnson. Lauren Singer of The Simply Co. stops by...
Episode 2: The Gangsta Gardener and Curing Connoisseurs 09.03.2017 59:16
On the second episode of HRN Happy Hour, Caity and Kat are joined in-studio by guest host Patrick Martins and Chef Edgar Pendley from Urban Grub in Nashville. We catch up on the latest happenings on the HRN airwaves and decompress from our recent Charleston Wine + Food Festival trip! We hear from Ron Finley, the "Gangsta Gardener" about his mission to ignite a horticulture revolution in South Cent...
Episode 1: No Sleep 'til Charleston 23.02.2017 43:09
On the premiere episode of HRN Happy Hour , hosts Caity Moseman Wadler and Kat Johnson are joined in the studio by Heritage Foods/Radio head honcho Patrick Martins to talk about what listeners can expect from our live coverage of the upcoming Charleston Wine + Food Festival . Also joining in the conversation is Amalia Scatena, the director of the culinary program for Easton Porter Group, where she...
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