On this week’s show Leslie Land goes red with joy at the thought of hundreds of strawberries, Cari Swanson jumps for joy over those tall fences at the start of horse eventing season, Alex Tuller shows Halibut who’s boss with a little sorrel sauce, Dean Temple reads Richard Newman’s “Coins,” and we have “The List” [...]
On this week’s show Leslie Land thinks it’s the best year for forsythia she has ever seen. Cari Swanson spent last week thinking like a horse, this week she tells you how to eat like one. Alex Tuller bakes a sweet ricotta tart that had us going back for seconds – at breakfast! Dean Temple [...]
On this week’s show Leslie Land sees green and thinks it’s yummy. It’s the first herbs of spring, chervil and cilantro, and they’re on the way. Cari Swanson thinks like a horse, but will she fight or flight, Carola Kittridge makes history alive with her piece on William Johnson and Johnson Hall, Alex Tuller gets [...]
On this week’s show Leslie Land helps you plant your own forest, Cari Swanson helps you buy your own horse, Alex Tuller helps you cook your own quail with the final segment in her three part series of mastering the tiny birds, Dean Temple celebrates the opening of trout season with a little Theodore Gordon, [...]
This week’s show is about editing (and preparation). The irony is that it’s the longest show we’ve ever produced, but you have to create choas to move forward. Please send us your comments on our experimentation with format. (Please note there is an editing mistake in Leslie’s segment. Serves us right for having a theme [...]
On this week’s show we have Leslie Land on editing the garden during spring cleaning, Cari Swanson discusses getting into the horse business, Alex Tuller is much too busy to cook but I throw together a quick tomato sauce to save you over (we’ll cook you some quail next week to make up for it), [...]
On this week’s show Leslie Land explains why you should never plant Brugmansia outside your bedroom window and tackles the leafy ghosts in her basement, Cari Swanson recalls meeting with equestrian icon Sally Swift and leaving a more balanced and centered rider, Alex Tuller warms the evening chill with an outstanding lentil soup, Dean Temple [...]
On this week’s show we have Leslie Land on what do with that extra 40 gallons of maple sap you have sitting around the house and why it may become a rarity, Cari Swanson escapes the horse farm for a day with a trip to the Metropolitan Museum and spends her time looking at horse [...]
We found ourselves between the Olympians and the muses this week, inspired by a dinner with US Poet Laureate Ted Kooser, seeing through the eyes of a tortoise with help from Verlyn Klinkenborg, and running off to join the US Curling Federation, as soon as we find our local branch. On this week’s show we [...]
On this week’s show we have Leslie Land on white gardens and A Joy of Gardening by Vita Sackville-West (published in 1958 by Harper & Row), Carola Kittridge on the history of Hudson Valley resident John Watts and respecting the king versus paying those taxes, Cari Swanson touts Dutchess County’s rapidly approaching horse season, Alex [...]