
Host Stephanie Burt travels the Southern United States (with a fork!) and chats with some of the most interesting voices in the culinary South. From chefs to farmers, bakers to brewers, and pitmasters to fishermen, they all have a story. Listen and learn more behind some of your favorite foods.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 378 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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What makes a restaurant make one of Stephanie's best of lists? Well, it is always an equation of passion and details that come together behind the scenes and feel effortless during service. Merci, located in Charleston, SC, ended up being one of her ... more
Just over the South Carolina state border from Myrtle Beach is Calabash, North Carolina, a small commercial fishing town that's been known for generations, especially for its shrimp. For many beach goers, including many in my family, a trip to the be... more
For this "treat filled" Halloween conversation, Kaitlin Bryant and Mark Ekstrom, co-owners of Auspicious Baking Co. in Savannah, Ga., share their journey from humble beginnings to running a successful bakery with two locations, a wholesale business, ... more
Tucked into a modest brick building beside the train tracks at the intersection of Bull and Victory in Savannah, Georgia is Late Air. In this conversation, Colin Breland and Madeline Ott, co-owners of Late Air, discuss their journey in establishing a... more
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Stephanie has a way of touring you through Southern Kitchens that makes you feel like you are right there. Her interviews are casual but in-depth, smart and funny, and down-to-earth. I find I get engrossed in topics I didn’t know I would be interested in when she focuses on niche areas of the culinary world. I look forward to new episodes each week!
This past episode with William Dissen reminded me of my childhood in Appalachia too. Just a fantastic episode!
I just discovered this podcast last month. And now I have binged all 8 seasons! The host is so warm and smart and she brings out the best in each of the guests! Traveling to Charleston in June. I can’t wait to try out some of her ideas!
This is a wonderful, heartfelt, soulful conversation that allows Chef Scott Peacock to really dive deep into his philosophy and sources of inspiration for his cooking. As a Frequent Flyer Biscuiteer, I loved hearing more stories, loved how the conversation unfolded and sparked wonderful memories and associations. I hope it inspires listeners to take the journey to Marion and join the ranks of Biscuiteers Who Know. It will change your life.
Stephanie does a fantastic job of making space for the interview to happen! I thoroughly enjoy her intentional style and the respect she has for the moment.
Great podcast - 10/10
Respecting the process is a southern way of life, whether that process is showing one’s work for fifth grade math, crafting what will become a family heirloom dinner table, or in Chef Scott Peacock’s case building the biscuit experience. Chef Peacock’s episode is an enjoyable lesson in respecting a process and shaping its reasons, risks and rewards into time-honored traditions. Congratulations, host and Chef, on a job well done!
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Featuring engaging conversations centered around the culinary landscape of the American South, the content prominently highlights the rich tapestry of stories from chefs, farmers, bakers, and various food artisans. The host conducts in-depth discussions that explore unique approaches to food preparation, the significance of culinary heritage, and personal anecdotes from those shaping the regional food scene. This podcast serves not only as an exploration of food but also as a window into the relationships and histories that inform Southern cuisine, making it particularly appealing to those interested in both culinary arts and cultural narratives.
Listeners can expect to gain insights into the South's evolving food traditions, sustainable p... more
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