
The Feast presents delectable stories from the dining tables of history. Our stories immerse you in the sights, sounds, & tastes of a meal from the past. Make bread with medieval monks; share a martini with Churchill. Find out what wars were won & which kingdoms were lost, all for the sake of a good meal. Email suggestions for episodes to thefeast@thefeastpodcast.org
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 71 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Categories | FoodArtsHistory | ||||

Almost sixty years ago to the day, President John F Kennedy and his wife Jacqueline hosted the largest state dinner of the Kennedy Administration. Invited to the White House for a special "brains dinner" in April 1962 were 49 Nobel laureates, along w... more
This week, the Feast is heading to Ohio to visit a brewery entirely dedicated to making beer like they did in the mid-19th century. Located in Dayton, Carillon Brewing Company is not your average craft brewery. Instead of wrestling with stainless ste... more
In an era of celebrity chefs, fast casual chains, and meal delivery services available at the touch of a button, it may be hard to imagine a state where people drive out of town to go to a pyramid-shaped restaurant to enjoy a nice brandy-based cockta... more
This week, we’re featuring another interview from our trip to the first-ever Beer Culture Summit, held in Chicago in October 2019. This time, we’re heading to the Chicago History Museum to learn about the forgotten women that helped shape America’s b... more
This week, we're taking you to the heart of the Windy City itself, Chicago, to chat with the founder and executive director of the one of the only museum's dedicated entirely to the history and culture of beer: the Chicago Brewseum. At its helm is Li... more
The Feast is back! Just in time for the month of healthy New Year’s resolutions, our season premiere features a rich discussion on the history of feasting and fasting in Europe. We talk to Dr. Victoria Avery and Dr. Melissa Calaresu, co-curators of t... more
On a special holiday bonus episode of the Feast, we talk to Robert Tinnell, the writer and director of the new film, “Feast of the Seven Fishes”, out now. Centered on the Italian-American culinary tradition of seven seafood dishes eaten on Christmas ... more
The Feast is back! And we’re bringing you a few special episodes before the launch of Season 4 on January 7, 2020. Longtime Feast listeners may remember our episode that touched on the history of egg nog and the Virginia hardy orange. The hardy orang... more
These is one of my new favorites! Witty, easy to follow, and great insider information.
As a history nerd and a foodie, this is one of my all-time favorite podcasts! Every episode is incredibly educational and entertaining, and instantly transports you in the most wonderful way. The way that Laura crafts each episode is so creative and unique, and her knowledge as well as story-telling skills are superb. This is a wonderful way to learn about food and history that I adore!
A delight to come across and listen to. Each episode perfectly weaves gastronomy, history, and society into a fun and memorable package. Thank you - and please make more!
Fascinating, a great listen well researched and interestingly presented.
I’m a Foodie, so a name like The Feast would attract me, but your podcast has so much more than recipes! The history and culture lessons are the best. I can’t wait to go to Wisconsin to try some supper clubs and go to the renovated Waldorf Astoria! Thank you Laura!
I was lucky to go to Santa Fe in 2019 for my birthday! Visited Ghost Ranch! Enjoy your Podcast because I could picture the ranch and Ms O’Keefe’s home there! The problem with listening to this Podcast is that the narrator Ms Laura Carlton speaks too fast. It was interfering with the pleasure of picturing the description of all being described ! I think even Ms O’Keefe would agree. Savor the words like life should be savored. That is obviously what Ms O’Keefe did in her life.
Love this show. Always keeps me interested and always look forward to new episodes. Can’t recommend it enough. Love learning and listening.
-Tabby from Your New Best Friends podcast
Great stories, well produced! Entertaining and informative bites of food history.
Combines my two great loves, food and history, in a deliciously entertaining and educational podcast. Well-researched but accessible to anyone. Highly recommend!
Educational and entertaining! Love it!
You talk about how to make food and you all are very inspirational
Interesting topics, great delivery. My new favorite podcast.
Light but interesting. Wish the episodes were longer, more in-depth. That said, very enjoyable
This is a fantastic show about the history of food covering particular famous meals to how our modern foods have come about.
As someone who's studying to be a dietitian, I love talking about food (who doesn't?). I also have a small love for history, so you can only imagine how happy I was to come across this podcast. My favorite episode is the story about the Victorian Dinosaur Dinner (I can't tell you how many times I've listened to that episode). I also like the book recommendations at the end as I'm usually looking for something to read, especially if it has to do with food and the history of it. (I think it's star... more










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