Hidden Kitchens is a new series on USA's public radio network NPR. The idea of the twelve week series airing each Friday is to uncover threatened food traditions and rituals. The series is also about the impact of globalization on regional foodways. How America is changing. There's an extensive and attractive website connected to the project. Past programs are archived. Two women called the Kitchen Sisters are behind the traveling microphones. Here's more about them.
thanks for informing,,,i will be a viewer of that....thats for sure..
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Hello Food Museum!
I have some news you might enjoy! Every week, Wisconsin Public Radio's "Here on Earth" selects one of our shows to be posted on our website as a free podcast. This week, we decided to post our recent interview with the Kitchen Sisters on their "Hidden Kitchens" series.
For the next month, this program will be available for download, free of charge. Anyone can drop by the "Here on Earth" website (http://www.wpr.org/hereonearth/podcast.cfm) to stream the show. If they have an MP3 player (like an I-Pod) they can either download the show to their player, or they can subscribe to our podcast and receive all future programs we post, starting with the "Hidden Kitchens" interview.
You'll find complete instructions at our podcast website (http://www.wpr.org/hereonearth/podcast.cfm). You are welcome to burn the show to CD, post it here or anywhere on the web and share it with friends. Spread it far and wide.
If you know of any websites that might enjoy this podcast, please let me know and I'll drop them an e-mail with the link. Or you can simply forward this e-mail to them.
Thanks again, Food Museum! Happy listening!
Joe Hardtke
Technical Director
Here on Earth with Jean Feraca
Wisconsin Public Radio
http://www.hereonearth.org
hardtke@wpr.org
office - 608-263-1241
cell - 608-213-5205
Posted by: Joe Hardtke - Wisconsin Public Radio | December 28, 2005 at 05:55 PM