Name: Radio Hour Ep51 (June '24) Two Tables, Have a Little Food Faith, and Brownie Pie by Dirty Spoon Radio Hour
Duration: 58 min 33 s
Description: Joe Baumann looks at two important tables in his family history. Henry Boyd asks you to take some chances the next time you eat out. And Tricia Stearns resolves a rivalry with brownies.

Jon talks to Nate Walcott, founding member of iconic indie rock band Bright Eyes about their new album, "Down in the Weeds, Where the World Once Was", about returning to songs they wrote when they were in their 20's, and about the continuing evolution that keeps a band labeled "their generations Bob Dylan" by Rolling Stone vibrant and innovative 20 years later.

Bright Eyes -- A Podcast Extra

Patricia Smith discovers and grapples with her mother's dementia through her recipes. Nathan Crawford discovers his love for fresh pasta after locking himself out of his apartment. And we revisit Jon's exploration of what it means to be Appalachian through a simple mantra.

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Joe Baumann looks at two important tables in his family history. Henry Boyd asks you to take some chances the next time you eat out. And Tricia Stearns resolves a rivalry with brownies.

Radio Hour Ep51 (June '24) Two Tables, Have a Little Food Faith, and Brownie Pie

From Salon, Mashed, and Paste contributor Jonathan Ammons and Lexie Harvey, the Dirty Spoon Radio Hour from WPVM brings you stories, essays, and conversations from the people who shape what we consume. Look for printed versions of our stories and check out the original artwork at our web page www.dirty-spoon.com

Radio Hour Ep51 (June '24) Two Tables, Have a Little Food Faith, and Brownie Pie

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