
As part of the Seattle Good Business Network’s Good Food Economy program, Field to Fork is focused on celebrating a resilient, sustainable, and just local food economy. Through thoughtful and lively conversations, we let the experts speak for themselves on their unique experiences and diverse perspectives, providing a highly accessible platform to boost important stories and support independent bu... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 17 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Categories | Society & CultureFoodArts | ||||

Things get spicy when Keith & Becky play a creative take on the Hot Sauce Challenge, plus an interview with Papa Tony’s founder/owner Tony Wilson on the roaring success of his local, family-run business.
Hearty tha... more
In the heart of Rainier Beach, a laid-back restaurant/bar known as Jude’s is stirring up attention for its worker-owned co-op business model and locally-sourced, creatively-crafted cocktails. Co-owner Mark Paschal shares enlightening stories of how i... more
Keith takes a Field Trip to the Bellingham Dockside Market, where direct connections with local fishermen leads to revealing tales about sustainable fishing… and a lot of fun!
Thanks to Sustainable Connections for sponsoring this episode, and don’t ... more
It’s an Eat Local Month King County trifecta when Keith & Becky chat with Hannah Laurin of Forget Me Not Ice Cream Sandwiches about the essential role of locally-sourced ingredients found at local farmers markets where she exclusively sells her local... more
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Becky Selengut is one of my favorite chefs, and I am so pleased to see her be part of this new podcast. I have only listened to the first few episodes, and have already learned so much about agriculture in our own little corner of the world. I can’t wait to listen to more, especially after Becky joins the dialog. She will bring her culinary expertise and a sense of humor that should not be missed.
What a wonderful combination of super interesting and new-to-me information about the PNW food scene and food related humor. I love the game that they play with the guest where they have to select a favorite item from two choices. Engaging, informative and fun!
I have admired Becky Selengut’s culinary skills since she cooked at the Herb Farm in its glory days. If the “Co-ops to Cocktails” episode of her Field to Fork podcast series is any indication, she is going to make an even great contribution to the culinary arts. By providing an insider’s view of bartending, and new ways of organizing that work, she and her co-host are helping to make the industry better.
I’m excited to learn about this podcast focusing on stories from the Pacific Northwest! There is so much happening in the local food world right under my nose that I didn’t even know about. Looking forward to future episodes.
Love Becky and her cookbooks and now discovered her podcast. Super informative and engaging!
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Apple Podcasts | #171 |
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