This week on Celtic Songlines, a Fire in the Kitchen with the Chieftains and Canada's Natalie MacMaster and Dave MacIsaac, more jigs to dance to with Tommy Martin & Patsy O' Brien, a few tunes from the bands Téada and Kefuffle, pagan folk from Faun, always a treat to include songs from Dougie MacLean and Kate Rusby. We wrap it up with fine music from Clannad and Cúig.
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At a very simple level, we’re talking today about hamburgers, although the subject goes much deeper than that. Today’s show concerns food, taste, the environment, commerce, questions of how to feed the world — and it’s directly a Davis story, because the University of California at Davis is a national leader in this area of research, and their work is attracting food tech startups to the region. The subject is cultivated meat, or meat substitutes that barely exist beyond the lab for now, but should come eventually to a store or menu near you.
Our guests today are Denneal Jamison-McClung and Kara E. Leong. Kara is the executive director of the UC Davis Cultivated Meat Consortium; Denneal is the director of the UC Davis Biotechnology Program, and co-founded the consortium. They can help us understand what’s happening and why it matters. |
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Mon, 10/02/2023 - 12:00am | md79922
This week the News Cycle talked to local musician John Tyner about his creative process, and his band Laphonas first album. We also have 2 album reviews, one about Loraine James's album Gentle Confrontation, and the other about Mitski's latest release, This Land Is Inhospitable And So Are We. Interview by Noah Meyer. Packages by Maya Malinowski and Camile Reyes-Rojas respectively. Hosted by Noah Meyer. Produced by Camile Reyes-Rojas. Theme music by Daniel Ruiz-Jimenez.
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