As the wine industry is in transition, it seems that many are scrambling for solutions. Taking a step back, winemaker Adam Casto is looking to define the problem. Speaking to a wide array of different industry perspectives, he aims to get to the heart of the issue from all angles. New episodes will be published on Tuesdays at Noon PST, with bonus episodes published on Thursdays. ehlersestate.subst... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 55 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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Matt Hardin is a sixth-generation Napa Valley farmer whose roots in viticulture trace back to 1849, when his family first began farming in Pope Valley. After earning his degree from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, he joined Barbour Vineyard Management, ev... more
Robin Daniel Lail is a name is synonymous with heritage, excellence, and innovation in American winemaking. Born and raised among the vineyards of Inglenook, founded in 1879 by her great-granduncle, Gustave Niebaum, Robin was steeped early in the tra... more
Dr. Richard Peterson is one of California’s most influential post-Prohibition winemakers, blending scientific rigor with creative innovation to help shape the modern wine industry. Born in Iowa during the Great Depression, he went on to earn a Ph.D. ... more
James Conaway, born in Memphis, Tennessee, is an acclaimed author and journalist whose work has left an indelible mark on both American letters and the cultural history of wine country. Educated at the University of North Carolina, Southwestern at Me... more
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Content focuses on the complexities and challenges within the wine industry, highlighting various perspectives from industry professionals such as winemakers, journalists, and critics. Key themes include the impact of corporatization, sustainability, and how historical events have shaped modern winemaking practices. Noteworthy discussions also explore shifts in consumer preferences and the cultural significance of wine, along with solutions to contemporary challenges faced by the industry. Its insightful approach and diverse guests provide listeners with a nuanced understanding of the evolving landscape of wine culture, making it appealing for those interested in the finer intricacies of this field.
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Recent guests on What's the Problem? include:
1. Dr. Richard Peterson
2. James Conaway
3. Priscilla Hennekam
4. Lamberto Frescobaldi
5. Jason Haas
6. Jane Anson
7. Chinedu Rita Rosa
8. Dr. Magalie Dubois
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