Carolyn is back from Iceland, and we hear all about it on this episode of the city’s coolest podcast about restaurants and bars. Plus, we’re glad to get a visit from Chef David Danielson. He’s been busy — opening his new restaurant in Simpsonville this
It’s another exciting week of eating and drinking in one of the nation’s busiest event towns. While Carolyn is off in the from tundra of Iceland, Rick has been busy getting ready for America’s most popular drinking holiday. Actually, Halloween falls in behind St. Patrick’s
Welcome to the city’s only podcast devoted to the city’s culinary scene. This week, that local scene lost a giant, a legend, when Dean Corbett passed away after a heart attack. It’s no exaggeration to say that anyone who worked in a restaurant in this
We’re carbing up here on EatDrinkTalk with Amici owner Don Reinhardt. He’s got a great story, one that originates in Valley Station, detours all across the country and end up a year ago in Old Louisville, where he bought Amici Cafe. His changes include all-new
We made it to October, and that means a few things are in order — first is Strassenfest, this weekend, at Fourth Street Live!. And it’s the unofficial holiday weekend that is the St. James Court Art Fair in Old Louisville. Carolyn and Rick offer
We’re drying out after a soggy experience at Bourbon and Beyond, but we’re confident that the sun will return. And we’ve got plenty of news about the local restaurant scene. First, though, we spent an afternoon at Butchertown Grocery, getting to know beverage director Nic
As much as we are all fans of music and food, at this weekend’s Bourbon and Beyond Festival the chefs and musicians may be the biggest admirers of each other’s performances. That’s one thing we learned from Tiffany Dorman, who calls herself an “experiential strategist
Welcome to the city’s only podcast devoted to its restaurant and bar scene, where this week Carolyn asks Rick for his opinion on porn — food porn, that is. The practice of taking photos of your food and posting on social media is prevalent enough
It was a rough start to the Labor Day Holiday Weekend for Carolyn and fill-in host Dan V, but we muddled through and still had a good ‘ole time celebrating September – National Bourbon Heritage Month. This episode we celebrate our Kentucky roots and one
Thanks to our visit with Jeff Brantley and Sara Height, we can envision the thriving marketplace coming to Shelby Park. The Logan Street Market is expected to open in early 2019 featuring restaurants, a brewery and vendors playing fresh food and drink. We recorded the