
Eat. Drink. Think.
Eat. Drink. Think. is a podcast brought to you by Edible Communities. In each episode we talk with the growers, makers, purveyors, thought leaders and policy advocates who are forging new paths toward a more sustainable food system.
Latest Episode
Braided Heritage: Jessica B. Harris on the origins of American cuisine (18.08.2025)
Previous Episodes
- Unwrapping chocolate from bean to bar with Greg D’Alesandre, of Dandelion Chocolate 14.07.2025
- Doing the Right Thing: Teton Waters Ranch CEO Kevin Pallaoro shares his view on grass-fed beef standards 30.06.2025
- Food & the Feds: Civil Eats reporter Lisa Held shares an update on policy and its effect on our plates. 16.06.2025
- A Bold Return to Giving a Damn: Will Harris makes the case for the future of food 19.05.2025
- Mastering the Art of Plant Based Cooking with Joe Yonan 17.03.2025
- Finding a Place at the Table: A conversation with Dine Diaspora and Black Women in Food co-founders, Nina Oduro and Maame Boakye 10.02.2025
- Latin-ish: Embracing the Fluidity of American Latino Cuisine with Marisel Salazar 13.01.2025
- Deep Dive: Barton Seaver on seafood for the planet, our communities, and our bodies 09.12.2024
- Frostbite: Nicola Twilley and the global chill required to keep food moving around a warming planet 11.11.2024
- Cookware 101 with Hestan’s Stanley Cheng 28.10.2024
- What Goes With What: Julia Turshen dishes about ease and intuition in the kitchen 14.10.2024
- Endangered Eating: Culinary historian Sarah Lohman on disappearing foods and food traditions 23.09.2024
- Simmer ‘till Done: The Art and Simplicity of Beans with Steve Sando, author of The Bean Book 19.08.2024
- A Market for Equity: A Conversation with Sagdrina Jalal and Nino Budabin McQuown from the Farmers Market Coalition 22.07.2024
- Dethroning the Barons of America's Food Industry: A conversation with author Austin Frerick 17.06.2024
- Don’t take the (click) bait: Marion Nestle on finding the truth behind the headlines 18.05.2024
- Food. Inc. 2: Michael Pollan and Melissa Robledo are Back for Seconds 08.04.2024
- The Indigenous Food Movement with Andi Murphy 25.03.2024
- Can the soil save us? Dig into regenerative agriculture with Elizabeth Whitlow 19.02.2024
- Read Local: A conversation with Edible Communities co-founder, Tracey Ryder 22.01.2024