Linda interviews author Howie Southworth about his new book, Hemingway’s Spanish Table. Part travelogue, part cookbook, this compelling culinary journey traces Hemingway’s travels through the provinces of Spain he visited and the foods he ate. Howie Southworth presents the allure of the culture through the culinary history and flavors of the carefully curated recipes.

Howie Southworth is an author of several books on the culinary culture of place, including Hemingway’s Spanish Table; Chinese Street Food; and most recently, Alexandria: Modern Restaurant Recipes that Echo Our City’s Past.

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Today, macaroni and cheese is the ultimate comfort food, a staple of weeknight dinners, family gatherings, and Soul Food restaurants. Humble though the dish may seem, culinary historian Karima Moyer-Nocchi traces its history to Ancient Romans, Renaissance cardinals and popes and Thomas Jefferson’s kitchens from where it became an American tradition.

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Marion Nestle, America’s preeminent nutrition and food activist joins Linda to discuss her new book, What to Eat Now, a rewrite of her 2006 groundbreaking book, What to Eat. In those twenty years food in America has undergone a radical change. Ultra-processed foods dominate the supermarket shelves, corporate control dictates product dominance as well as food policy, and online grocery shopping has changed how we shop. Marion discusses the aggressive lobbying campaigns that influence what ends up on your plate, and how to navigate the supermarket aisles for healthier choices.

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