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 I have a full-time job in a non-food related field but Food and anything having to do with the Foodie Lifestyle is constantly on my mind. One of the ways that I keep myself in a foodie state of mind is by listening to various podcasts during the course of the day. The amount of Foodie podcasts out there is growing at an alarming rate, but like anything else there are a lot of duds in the bunch. Here are a few of my favorites that like Project Foodie are committed to serving the Foodie Lifestyle.
American Public Media: The Splendid Table - This award winning radio show hosted by Lynne Rossetto Kasper really is the creme de la creme of radio shows on Food. Ms. Kasper always has her finger on the pulse when it comes to food, whether its the hottest new restaurant, or the current "It" ingredient, she knows about it. Regular appearances by Steve Jenkins the cheese guy, Josh Wesson the wine guy, and Jane and Michael Stern of Gourmet magazine round out her show. Bon Appetit Audio Podcast - Highlights some of the topics in the most current issues of the magazine. Cooks Illustrated Video Podcast - Christopher Kimble and his cooks from the infamous Americas Test Kitchen conduct video demonstrations to help demystify some of your most common cooking dilemmas. Cooking with the Moms - Registered Dietitian Liz Weiss and nutritionist Janice Newell Bissex authors of the book "The Mom's Guide to Meal Makeovers" share some of their tested strategies on creating healthier meals for your family. Napa Valley Wine Radio - A bi-weekly audio podcast brought to you by Goosecross Cellars dedicated to educating the listener on a wide range of topics involving the production and consumption of today's wines. NPR Kitchen Window - Audio Podcast that accompanies the weekly NPR column of the same name. New York Times Dining Section Video Podcast - These weekly podcasts feature NYT columnist Mark Bittman where he brings his column to life, usually by demonstrating the feature recipe from the given week's column. If you haven't seen or listened to any of these before be sure to check them out and also let us know if you have any favorites that we missed. Who knows, one day you may even be able to add Project Foodie to your list.
Disclosure: Samples of products discussed in this post may have been provided to Project Foodie by publicists and/or manufacturers.
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