Podcasts?

[Pappy]

Sorry, I am just catching up with the rest of the world and recently bought myself an IPod.

I thought food/restaurant/cooking related podcasts would be a much more enjoyable way to spend an hour at the gym, instead of having to bear another hour of CNBC. However, when I searched this topic, I couldn't find any posts in the last couple of years.

Do any CHs have any favorite "chow" podcasts that they listen to?/ Could you share them?

[newbatgirl]

I listen to:
The Splendid Table
The Restaurant Guys
KCRW's Good Food

All are available on Itunes.

[toveggiegirl]

I like all of those as well (all available on iTunes):
On The Menu
WOR - Food Talk with Michael Colameco
WLRN | Food News and Views
TBO Food Audio
Mouthful Podcast
ReMARKable Chef
Eat Feed
My Next Meal
Food and Wine Talk
NPR: Food Podcast

[tofuburrito]

Free Culinary School is my favorite

[Emmmily]

NPR's food podcast is sporadic but great. Same with their 'Kitchen Sisters' one.

[toveggiegirl]

Yes, that one is called NPR: Hidden Kitchens. I don't think they've made new ones of in a long time but they recently made the old episodes available on iTunes. Can you tell I'm a little obsessed with food podcasts??!?
And the show that I refered to as ReMARKable Chef is actually called ReMARKarble Palate. Oops!

[Velda Mae]

I just heard the Kitchen Sisters as part of an NPR Food podcast a few weeks ago. I learned about The Dinner Party Download while listening to The Splendid Table and find that enjoyable as well. If you like cheese, Cheese by Hand is worth a listen, though every cheesemaker seems to have the same story about challenge, starting up, etc.

[Emmmily]

Kitchen Sisters took some time off, but just recently a new episode showed up on my ipod (i have them download automatically), so perhaps they're back? Here's hoping!

[markabauman]

Culinary Institute of America
Simply Ming
The Minimalist (Mark Bittman)
Wine Spectator
Natalie Decants
Cook's Illustrated
like many podcasts, some are regular, others sporadic as to when they are posted.

[toveggiegirl]

Are those all videos?

[markabauman]

I believe most of those I listed are video. Nat Decants is audio. CIA has an instructional video series; they also have audio only interviews with famous alums-mostly a marketing tool to attract students, but they can be interesting to listen to.
Most of the ones listed by others above (Splendid Table, et al, are audio).

[toveggiegirl]

I thought so. I prefer audio podcasts because I can listen to them while I am out and about doing other things. I'll have to check out Nat Decants; it's the only one I haven't heard of thus far. Thanks. :-)

[toveggiegirl]

Unfortunately, the Kitchen Sisters just seem to rereleasing old episodes.
Two other podcasts I enjoy (but forgot to mention previously) are The City Cook and Authors' Answers Series from Leite's Culinaria.

[toveggiegirl]

I found a new podcast. It's WHYY's A Chef's Table. I've only heard two episodes but I think it is going to be a favourite.