
Evan 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 | Categories | Society & CultureArtsFood | |||

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* Marion Nestle and Lisa Sutherland argue that if you want to understand the American food industry, start in the cereal aisle.
* In preparation for the High Holidays, Leah Koenig explores 2,000 years of Jewish baking. more
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* From bossam and brats to carne asada and miso black cod, Noah Galuten commands the grill.
* TikTok darling Claire Dinhut has a thing for condiments and finds creative ways to use them.
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This week on Good Food:
* Food preservation evangelist Kevin West puts his home garden to work in the kitchen.
* With the sale of Andy’s Orchard, we revisit Tyler Boudreaux's report on the history of the Black Republican cherry.
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This week on Good Food:
* Chef Pim Techamuanvivit breaks down traditional techniques to create simple Thai dishes.
* Farmer Jason Chang explains how his purple corn comes to farmers markets while chef Giles Clark turns it into tagliatelle.
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I love this show. Evan is the replacement for Lynne Rosetto Kasper. She talks about food the same way Lynne use to, in a way that makes my mouth water. She also discuses serious food issues that give me pause and make me want to change my way of food consumption.
I feel the show suffers from being split up into two episodes, don’t see the reason for it, and I’m missing the market report every week, still it’s a meaningful part of the Los Angles cultural life.
This was my favorite podcast to put on when I needed the extra oomph to drive an hour but now they are in 25-35 minute segments? Not the full show? Why?
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.
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.
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The show centers on food, culture, and how global cuisines intersect with society, policy, and everyday life. Guests range from journalists and cookbook authors to chefs and researchers, bringing deep dives into regional traditions (Latin American, Asian, African, and Mediterranean) as well as broader topics like food politics, migration, and the sociology of eating. Across episodes, interviews emphasize storytelling, archival context, and practical insights for cooks, restaurateurs, and food-minded listeners. A notable strength is its ability to blend culinary history with contemporary issues, offering rich, cross-disciplinary perspectives for curious, cultured audiences. The program is likely to appeal to professionals in food media, acad... more
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Recent guests on Good Food include:
1. Marion Nestle
2. Lisa Sutherland
3. Pim Techamuanvivit
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5. Felicity Spector
6. Özlem Warren
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8. Paul Greenberg
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