The actor and writer isn't a fan of American food excess – except when it provides the perfect metaphor for his own tri-cultural upbringing.
podcast episodes
Can you make a good vegan cheese? What in the world is orange wine? Dan finds out why Virginia is for wine and cheese lovers when he goes to Richmond's Fire, Flour, & Fork Festival.
Jay Marion had the foraging knowledge he got from his grandparents, and the business sense to get in early on a growing trend. But he never expected what happened next.
Poet Tommy Pico tells the story of building his own indigenous food history from scratch.
Comic Myq Kaplan and Dan debate the definition of water. Plus, is picking all the pretzels out of a snack mix wrong?
We tour the kitchens of one of America's most famous plantations, Thomas Jefferson's Monticello, with three descendants of enslaved Virginians.