Fred got to catch up with Davia Nelson, one half The Kitchen Sisters, producers of James Beard and du-Pont-Columbia Award-winning series, Hidden Kitchens heard on NPR’s Morning Edition two Peabody Award-winning NPR series, Lost & Found Sound and The Sonic Memorial Project. She shared her passion naturally and eloquently, reminding us “Food is the new music…”
New Holland Operations Manager, Dayton Coffee joins Fred in the second segment and shares his background.
Episode 4 - The Details
The Drinks: Knickerbocker Gin & Knickerbocker & Bitters
The Music: Angels, courtesy of and © Cavepeople, Ben Bueltmann, Wealthy Street, courtesy of and © Drew Nelson
Guest Bio: The Kitchen Sisters are also the producers of The Hidden World of Girls {Girls and the Women They Become} heard on NPR, hosted by Tina Fey. Their first book, Hidden Kitchens: Stories, Recipes & More From NPR's Kitchen Sisters received a James Beard Award nomination and was a NY Times Notable Book of the Year. Their latest NPR Special, Hidden Kitchens World was hosted by Frances McDormand. Their new podcast, Fugitive Waves is part of the Radiotopia collective from PRX. They are currently working on a new season of Hidden Kitchens called “Kimchi Diplomacy: Stories of War and Peace and Food” for NPR’s Morning Edition, along with their second book and their first Broadway musical.
Fred sat with Ari, at Zingerman’s Roadhouse during their “Camp Bacon" this past summer. Ari shares his philosophies on business and food, which are woven together from a deep appreciation of history and travel and of course, great people! A leader in the food and drink world, Zingerman's Zing Train, is also a leader in developing business culture and vision. Ari’s full of thoughtful insights and inspiring perspective.
The Drinks: Fresh squeezed orange juice and “Union Microfinanza” Honduran coffee
The Music: Wealthy Street (Instrumental), courtesy of and © Drew Nelson