Good Food
KCRWEvan Kleiman is your guide to the best cooking and eating
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 364 | Founded | 21 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||
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In this bonus episode of Good Food, Marion Nestle and Helena Bottemiller Evich unpack the current state of public health amid the nation’s collective stomach bug – cyclospora. Connect with Good Food host Evan Kleiman on Substack.
This week on Good Food:
* Emiko Davies builds the backbone of the Japanese pantry.
* Chef Tadashi Ono and food writer Harris Salat have spent nearly two decades exploring that soulful side of Japanese cuisine together, compiling simple seasona... more
This week on Good Food:
* Chef Saeng Douangdara on the dips, ferments, and family history behind Lao cuisine.
* At the farmers market, RVR bartender Nina Wongsuwat shops for plums for a seasonal negroni.
Connect with Good Food host Evan Kle... more
This week on Good Food:
* Time traveling to 1980s New York, Dylan Gottlieb explores how Yuppies forged the food culture we now take for granted.
* Chef Eddie Huang discusses the pain of writing his first novel and the joy of seeing his beloved... more
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- Why two installments?
I’ve always enjoyed this but they changed it to twice a week which is too much even though the duration has been cut in half. I have too many other podcasts that I need to listen to and now I end up putting this one on the back burner, no pun intended.
Apple Podcasts4GJ-Nick
United Statesa month ago - A total fan
Good food is one of the few podcasts i can listen to in these dark times. Evans show is always the best of radio. Comes from many directions and covers areas of interest that i may not have been aware of.
I love evans voice and appreciate her warm approach with guests. Love her choice of guests and the books she exposes us to. We are so lucky to have this quality of radio available to us.
Apple Podcasts5herkie!United States4 months ago - Cancel the host?
Can’t believe the host, Evan, was recently promoting a total predator, Rene Redzepi, when the info about his misbehavior has been out there for many years! While pretending to be ‘woke’ this Karen is complicit in his crimes by promoting him and should be cancelled immediately unless she demonstrates true contrition by giving her hosting job to a person of color immediatelly who doesn’t share in her white priviledge! ! Otherwise she is just performatively woke and should be cancelled immediately!... more
Apple Podcasts1StopthefraudUnited States5 months ago - Vegetable Gardens
In late 1958 my parents bought their first home in a block and half subdivision built on a former walnut orchard. My dad landscaped everything with his brother and the priority and money went into the front yard (the lawn was dichondra!) but the backyard was a giant vegetable garden... we even had rows of corn. We missed it so much in the early '60s when they ripped it out and landscaped with grass.
Apple Podcasts5celtcwrtrUnited States5 months ago - Redzepi
Never ever mention him or have him on the show.
May he go away and join Batalie and the rest.
And Evan, before you worship any chef or anyone do the research.
Apple Podcasts2JNLCIAUnited States5 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #163 | United States/Society & Culture |
Apple Podcasts | #216 |  Ukraine/Society & Culture |
Apple Podcasts | #245 |  New Zealand/Society & Culture |
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Frequently Asked Questions About Good Food
What is Good Food about and what kind of topics does it cover?
A broad, globe-spanning appetite for regional cuisines, food history, and culinary craft anchors the show. Episodes blend interviews with authors, chefs, farmers, and historians to explore traditions, sourcing, techniques, and food's cultural meanings. Recurring strengths include deep historical context, hands-on cooking perspectives, and a willingness to connect food with social and political dimensions, from Indigenous foods and diaspora spice routes to street food heritage and farm-to-table movements. Listeners may appreciate the thoughtful storytelling, cross-cultural insights, and practical cooking notes, with occasional critiques of guest selections or editorial framing. This mix makes it valuable for food professionals, brand partner... more
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1. Special Sauce with Ed Levine
2. The Splendid Table: Conversations & Recipes For Curious Cooks & Eaters
3. Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street Radio
4. Food with Mark Bittman
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Good Food launched 21 years ago and published 364 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Good Food include:
1. Nephi Craig
2. Madhushree Ghosh
3. Helen Goh
4. Ozoz Sokoh
5. Irene Yoo
6. Leslie Soble
7. Farideh Sadeghin
8. George Motz
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