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Episode 69 of Local GOODfood+wine is all about Andy's Long Beach, California restaurant called BoredNHungry, named after the Bored Ape NFT he collected not too long before opening the restaurant. And he also shares with us a bit about his new Food Inspired NFT collection called Food Fighters Universe, launched with the mission to help support restaurateurs looking to set up their own shops. See full show notes and links @localfoodwine and http://localfood.wine Paige Show INTRO/ OUTRO music ‘Work It’ by All Good Folks, courtesy Uppbeat.io

Jennifer Rider and her husband Brad run the premier hotel and restaurant in Esperance, Australia. The hotel is called Comfort Inn Bay of Isles and the 50 seater restaurant is Eljays. They-ve just hired a couple of French chefs whom she scouted in Perth. So, this episode of Local GOODfood+wine is an armchair luxury voyage to summertime Esperance, Australia where we speak with Jennifer, Head Chef Antony Pade, and Sous Chef Julien Chauviere. Show notes and Photos on http://localfood.wine And on Twitter @LocalFoodWine

Episode 67: Local GOODfood+wine Season 8 - 12/ 2021 Happy Holidays everyone! This month, we bring you a condensed version of Local GOODfood+wine, in honor of the busy-ness of this season and all its festivities. I have for you in Episode 67 of our podcast an interview with Luisa Ravoyard who is France’s Communications Director for Too Good To Go. Is food waste something you think about during the holidays? It is for me! Because while so many go hungry during the holidays - a travesty especially egregious during the holiday season when bounty and abundance is seemingly rubbed in our faces constantly by the industrial advertising complex - tons of food, perfectly good, edible food, is in fact thrown out.

Interview with ISAAA.org 's Dr. Mahaletchumy Arujanan about the potential beneficial impacts of CRISPRcas9 gene editing on the GABA Tomato and other food crops. #climatechange impacts on food crops #nutrititionaldeficiencies #foodpoverty #geneticmodification Quick commentary by Chef David Chang from his new documentary series, The Next Thing You Eat/ Rise of The Machines. Show notes on http://localfood.wine @localfoodwine @bordeauxfoodvin @parisfoodwine

Afghanistan circa 1968 Interview with my mother, Annette Donner, on what it was like to live in Afghanistan in 1968 as a young mother and wife to a Fulbright Professor. Shopping at the fruit and vegetable bazaars, tea with local Afghans, dinners at the Embassy, warm Afghan naan bread from Earthen ovens Show notes at http://localfood.wine Leave Questions/ Comments here and at iTunes, Spotify, iHeart Radio, TuneIn, Stitcher Speaking, Photography and Media engagements: http://paigedonner.info

Castor & Polllux - Please Don’t Feed The Elephants.... To The Parisians Episode 64: Local GOODfood+wine © Paige Donner The longer one lives in Paris, the more one realizes how little you really know about the city and its rich history. Take the case of Castor & Pollux. These were two famous elephants who lived at the Jardin d’Acclimatation over in the 16th arrondissement. Today it sits next to the Fondation Louis Vuitton. But at that time, in 1870, it was home to many an exotic animal. For this episode 64 of Local GOODfood+wine, the wrap up to our Season 7, we’re delving into a page of culinary history, namely Parisian culinary history. This podcast will be brief and somewhat gruesome. Listeners beware… Complete show notes at http://localfoodandwine.wordpress.com and http://localfood.wine Music: ‘Fairly Odd Perspective’ by Lowther and Bryan, courtesy FreeSoundTrackMusic.com Intro/Outro BadAss by BensoundMusic

Episode 63 Local GOODfood+wine podcast Copyright Paige Donner May 2021 Soil Regeneration, Blueberries and Black Raspberries from Sunset Valley Organic Farm, Oregon National Poetry Month Happy Mother's Day SHOW Notes: http://localfood.wine & http;//localfoodandwine.wordpress.com

Local GOODfood+wine podcast Episoce 62 Season 7 Segment 1 : Food As Medicine Segment 2 : Food As A Weapon Show Notes: http://localfood.wine & http://localfoodandwine.wordpress.com @localfoodwine Host-Producer Paige Donner Contact: http://paigedonner.info See our affiliate websites: Vancouver Food And Wine, Okanagan Food And Wine, Bordeaux Food And Wine, Paris Food And Wine, Chérie du Vin

Episode 61 Local GOODfood+wine French Wine & Music Tasting Playlist Show notes: http://localfoodandwine.wordpress.com http://localfood.wine @localfoodwine French Wine & Music Playlist I hope you are all enjoying the final days of 2020 and have many good reasons lined up for looking forward to 2021! With that sentiment, here's a drinks playlist. Since Dry January has officially been cancelled this year, this list of wines and champagne can whisk you cheerily into the first days of 2021... Music and wine are, of course, two of life's most essential ingredients. And French music and French wines are two of the things I cherish most about the French culture. Bearing that in mind, I kick off our Holiday Drinks playlist with a song and a bottle of champagne. Because if there's any essential lesson in life, it's that everything should start with a bottle of champagne. Feel free to reach out with any questions and comments! @localfoodwine

Celebrating 400 years of the Mayflower's landing on the shores of America is cause for celebration. To think all that has been accomplished these past 400 years. We have much to be grateful for. Please find in our show note on LocaFood.wine the short video of the Wampanoag Tribe entiteld, We Are Still Here. The tradition of fall harvest feasts actually were a native American tradition that we took from them... and eventually renamed Thanksgiving. And with that, I turn to our feature interview for this month's podcast: the author of Pancakes in Paris and the sequel, Let Them Eat Pancakes. Craig Carlson is a Parisian who opened the beloved Breakfast In America restaurants decades ago in Paris. When you Oh-So-Need a big breakfast of thick buttermilk pancakes drenched in maple syrup and melted butter this is where you go. And in the winters, they offer the bottomless cup of coffee and a slice of pie in the late afternoons. Craig and his partner, Julien Chameroy, speak to us this episode about his books and about being the most famous American pancake purveyor in Paris.

Celebrating 400 years of the Mayflower's landing on the shores of America is cause for celebration. To think all that has been accomplished these past 400 years. We have much to be grateful for. Please find in our show note on LocaFood.wine the short video of the Wampanoag Tribe entiteld, We Are Still Here. The tradition of fall harvest feasts actually were a native American tradition that we took from them... and eventually renamed Thanksgiving. And with that, I turn to our feature interview for this month's podcast: the author of Pancakes in Paris and the sequel, Let Them Eat Pancakes. Craig Carlson is a Parisian who opened the beloved Breakfast In America restaurants decades ago in Paris. When you Oh-So-Need a big breakfast of thick buttermilk pancakes drenched in maple syrup and melted butter this is where you go. And in the winters, they offer the bottomless cup of coffee and a slice of pie in the late afternoons. Craig and his partner, Julien Chameroy, speak to us this episode about his books and about being the most famous American pancake purveyor in Paris.

Celebrating 400 years of the Mayflower's landing on the shores of America is cause for celebration. To think all that has been accomplished these past 400 years. We have much to be grateful for. Please find in our show note on LocaFood.wine the short video of the Wampanoag Tribe entiteld, We Are Still Here. The tradition of fall harvest feasts actually were a native American tradition that we took from them... and eventually renamed Thanksgiving. And with that, I turn to our feature interview for this month's podcast: the author of Pancakes in Paris and the sequel, Let Them Eat Pancakes. Craig Carlson is a Parisian who opened the beloved Breakfast In America restaurants decades ago in Paris. When you Oh-So-Need a big breakfast of thick buttermilk pancakes drenched in maple syrup and melted butter this is where you go. And in the winters, they offer the bottomless cup of coffee and a slice of pie in the late afternoons. Craig and his partner, Julien Chameroy, speak to us this episode about his books and about being the most famous American pancake purveyor in Paris.

Celebrating 400 years of the Mayflower's landing on the shores of America is cause for celebration. To think all that has been accomplished these past 400 years. We have much to be grateful for. Please find in our show note on LocaFood.wine the short video of the Wampanoag Tribe entiteld, We Are Still Here. The tradition of fall harvest feasts actually were a native American tradition that we took from them... and eventually renamed Thanksgiving. And with that, I turn to our feature interview for this month's podcast: the author of Pancakes in Paris and the sequel, Let Them Eat Pancakes. Craig Carlson is a Parisian who opened the beloved Breakfast In America restaurants decades ago in Paris. When you Oh-So-Need a big breakfast of thick buttermilk pancakes drenched in maple syrup and melted butter this is where you go. And in the winters, they offer the bottomless cup of coffee and a slice of pie in the late afternoons. Craig and his partner, Julien Chameroy, speak to us this episode about his books and about being the most famous American pancake purveyor in Paris.

Local GOODfood+wine podcast: Fire &Wine. / #Don'tPinkMyDrink Episode 59, Season 7, October 2020 © Paige Donner Interviews with : Cyril Penn, Winebusiness.com, Editor-in-Chief Laura Donadoni, TheItalianWineGirl.com For this episode of Local GOODfood+wine, we speak to two of our wine colleagues, both in California. Glass Fire Incident in Napa & Sonoma The Feminization of Wine and Spirits Music by Ashes of An Empire from AudioNautix https://audionautix.com/free-music/Soundtrack And BadAss by BensoundMusic.com Complete Show Notes: LocalFood.wine http://localfoodandwine.wordpress.com Chérie du Vin http://cherieduvin.wordpress.com

Local GOODfood+wine podcast: Fire &Wine. / #Don'tPinkMyDrink Episode 59, Season 7, October 2020 © Paige Donner Interviews with : Cyril Penn, Winebusiness.com, Editor-in-Chief Laura Donadoni, TheItalianWineGirl.com For this episode of Local GOODfood+wine, we speak to two of our wine colleagues, both in California. Glass Fire Incident in Napa & Sonoma The Feminization of Wine and Spirits Music by Ashes of An Empire from AudioNautix https://audionautix.com/free-music/Soundtrack And BadAss by BensoundMusic.com Complete Show Notes: LocalFood.wine http://localfoodandwine.wordpress.com Chérie du Vin http://cherieduvin.wordpress.com

Local GOODfood+wine podcast: Fire &Wine. / #Don'tPinkMyDrink Episode 59, Season 7, October 2020 © Paige Donner Interviews with : Cyril Penn, Winebusiness.com, Editor-in-Chief Laura Donadoni, TheItalianWineGirl.com For this episode of Local GOODfood+wine, we speak to two of our wine colleagues, both in California. Glass Fire Incident in Napa & Sonoma The Feminization of Wine and Spirits Music by Ashes of An Empire from AudioNautix https://audionautix.com/free-music/Soundtrack And BadAss by BensoundMusic.com Complete Show Notes: LocalFood.wine http://localfoodandwine.wordpress.com Chérie du Vin http://cherieduvin.wordpress.com

Parent publisher, Local Food And Wine, guest produces this Season 7 of our podcast. For this season we are Local GOODfood+wine. Join us for our inaugural Season 7 show, epidsode 58, Walking My Dog In Paris. Special thanks to all the other podcasters out there who continually inspire and keep the community-at-large going. Avec beaucoup d'amour de Paris - Paige & Idéale Show NOTES & PHOTOS: @localfoodwine , @parisfoodwine http://localfood.wine http://localfoodandwine.wordpress.com Copyright 2020 Paige Donner

Parent publisher, Local Food And Wine, guest produces this Season 7 of our podcast. For this season we are Local GOODfood+wine. Join us for our inaugural Season 7 show, epidsode 58, Walking My Dog In Paris. Special thanks to all the other podcasters out there who continually inspire and keep the community-at-large going. Avec beaucoup d'amour de Paris - Paige & Idéale Show NOTES & PHOTOS: @localfoodwine , @parisfoodwine http://localfood.wine http://localfoodandwine.wordpress.com Copyright 2020 Paige Donner

Episode 57 Paris GOODfood+wine June 2020 "Do not spoil what you have by desiring what you have not; remember what you now have was once among the things you only hoped for." Epicurus For our Bonus Episode of Season 6, now that we're well into the summer, we'll be hearing from Chef Sebastian Gibrand. He has been the chef for the Nobel Prize – including the Peace Prize – Gala Dinner for the past few years. He has even been entrusted with creating and planning the starter and main courses. All this at just 32 years old. & For the second half of our episode 57 of Paris GOODfood+wine, I'll be reading an excerpt ripped from the pages of an archived Southern-style-cooking cookbook called, The Blue Grass Cookbook. It was compiled by Minnie Fox and published in 1904. Music Free of Rights Intro&Outro: 'BadAss' by BensoundMusic Show interstitials: Finger Pickin' Good by Craig Austin From https://www.proudmusiclibrary.com/en/genre/bluegrass Contact Paige Donner @http://PaigeDonner.info for collaboration, speaking, media queries Show NOTES: http://localfood.wine Tasting Notes: Chérie du Vin http://cherieduvin.wordpress.com http://bordeauxfoodandwine.com @localfoodwine @parisfoodwine @bordeauxfoodvin

Episode 57 Paris GOODfood+wine June 2020 "Do not spoil what you have by desiring what you have not; remember what you now have was once among the things you only hoped for." Epicurus For our Bonus Episode of Season 6, now that we're well into the summer, we'll be hearing from Chef Sebastian Gibrand. He has been the chef for the Nobel Prize – including the Peace Prize – Gala Dinner for the past few years. He has even been entrusted with creating and planning the starter and main courses. All this at just 32 years old. & For the second half of our episode 57 of Paris GOODfood+wine, I'll be reading an excerpt ripped from the pages of an archived Southern-style-cooking cookbook called, The Blue Grass Cookbook. It was compiled by Minnie Fox and published in 1904. Music Free of Rights Intro&Outro: 'BadAss' by BensoundMusic Show interstitials: Finger Pickin' Good by Craig Austin From https://www.proudmusiclibrary.com/en/genre/bluegrass Contact Paige Donner @http://PaigeDonner.info for collaboration, speaking, media queries Show NOTES: http://localfood.wine Tasting Notes: Chérie du Vin http://cherieduvin.wordpress.com http://bordeauxfoodandwine.com @localfoodwine @parisfoodwine @bordeauxfoodvin