podcast archives
Launched as a podcast in April 2006, food philosophy™ started with audio and later incorporated video programming. The show was also part of Sirius satellite radio’s lineup from 2006-2008.
From interviews with renowned chefs like Thomas Keller, Ming Tsai and Geoffrey Zakarian, to teasing from food entrepreneurs like former New York Yankee Reggie Jackson, to truffle hunting in the hills of Italy (that one was really fun), I invite you to come along as I explore food, wine and spirits around the globe. As it’s kind of my thing, the show focuses on an exploration of sensuality through food — I like to get to the “why” behind the what of anyone who has chosen food and wine as a passionate life path.
Below are the audio archives from what I’ll now call version 1.0 of the show, featuring some of the world’s greatest chefs, purveyors and food personalities. (See the link below for video.)
audio shows 2006-2010*
FP88: The Double Shot Coffee Company
FP87: From Las Vegas to the Cotswolds
FP86: Scottish Chef Jason Henderson of Knock Castle
FP85: Geeks & Greek Gastronomy
FP84: Scottish Chef Tom Lewis of Monachyle Mhor
FP83: What’s Your Beef?
FP82: Seattle Chef Brian Scheehser
FP81: Author Kathleen Flinn
FP80: The Joy of Genever
FP79: Virginia’s Williamsburg Winery
FP78: Luscious Nova Scotia Lobster
FP77: Finger Lakes Chef Samantha “Mama Red” Izzo
FP76: Edge Brownie Pan Inventor Matt Griffin
FP75: Restaurateur Sirio Maccioni
FP74: The Chefs of Denver
FP73: Food & Philosophy…The Book
FP72: Beer, Baseball & the Magic of Carbonation (featuring Reggie Jackson)
FP71: Alberta Chef Alistair Barnes
FP70: New Year, New Menu
FP69: Belgian Beer
FP68: Holiday Entertaining Tips
FP67: Sweet Cheese & Lavender Popovers
FP66: Best. Cookies. Ever.
FP65: Easy Holiday Macaroons
FP64: Chocolate Holiday Treats
FP63: Miami’s Join Us at the Table
FP62: Authentic Mexican Cuisine
FP60: Sicily & the Mediterranean Diet
FP59: The Foods of Calabria
FP58: Miami Spice Month
FP57: Fancy Food Show
FP56: CheddarVision
FP55: NYC Chef Josh DeCellis
FP54: Hudson Valley’s Rogowski Farm
FP53: Italy’s Madernassa Pear
FP52: NYC Chef Geoffrey Zakarian
FP51: Rum Cocktails
FP50: Lunch at the United Nations
FP49: San Francisco’s Stinking Rose
FP48: Albarino Wine & Lessons Learned
FP47: Cooking from A to Z – Finger Rolls
FP46: Hudson Valley Wines
FP45: Hunger in the Hudson Valley
FP44: Food and Music with Beau Hall
FP43: Ultimate Barista Challenge
FP42: Wine Writer Natalie MacLean
FP41: Lunch with Chef Jean-Louis Gerin Part II
FP40: Virtual Pinot Noir Tasting
FP39: Lunch with Chef Jean-Louis Gerin Part I
FP38: The Art of Seduction
FP37: UNISG’s Banca del Vino
FP36: Italy’s University of Gastronomic Sciences (UNISG)
FP35: Cooking from A to Z – Rye Bread
FP34: Pairing Wine with Food
FP33: Tasting Wine with the Senses
FP32: The Stress-Free Holiday Host
FP31: Endangered Pleasures
FP29: Thanksgiving Entertaining Tips
FP28: Piemonte’s Fontanafredda Winery
FP27: The Joy of Truffles
FP26: Cooking from A to Z – Part II
FP25: A Pumpkin We Will Go
FP24: Sensuality, Gael Greene and Citymeals-on-Wheels
FP23: Say Cheese, Please
FP22: Chef Ming Tsai
FP21: Beer & Food Pairing
FP20: Comfort Food and 9/11
FP19: Goodbye Summer!
FP18: More Vanilla Indulgence
FP17: Intoxicating, Scandalous Vanilla
FP16: Taste of the Nation Hudson Valley
FP15: Summer Decadence
FP14: Artisan + Chocolate = Love
FP13: Peaches & Prosecco: Perfect Together
FP12: Cooking from A to Z
FP11: Mario Rinaldi of Champagne Paul Goerg
FP10: What’s Your Food Philosophy?
FP9: Pastry, Portale and Princesses
FP8: Lavender Love
FP7: Chef Thomas Keller
FP6: Taste Memory
FP5: Comments on Comments
FP4: Feminism and Food
FP3: Food Lust & Sensuality
FP2: Chef Jean-Louis Gerin
FP1: Foodies
*see videos here
special episodes: cooking from a to z
These started when my identical twin nephews Alex and Zachary, who have been with me at the stove since they were about three years old, agreed to play in the kitchen with me. I gave them their first sniff of cardamom, and had them pronouncing “gastronomy” like champions. Cooking from A to Z is a gathering of some of the kitchen adventures (and gaffes) I had with my mini sous-chefs. I must admit they’ve been slacking lately, as they seem to be so busy with baseball and the Xbox and becoming teenagers. Oh, and girls. But I will treasure these memories forever, particularly thanks to Zachary’s unforgettable line: