Ep 18 - Last Chance to Eat Book Review at Zwei Fat Chicks

Ep 18 - Last Chance to Eat Book Review

06Sep09

Our review and discussion on Last Chance to Eat by Gina Mallet, who explores how certain foods are in danger of being demonized and regulated to extinction. Gina is a food writer and critic for the National Post newspaper (Canada).

Gina Mallet's Website - http://ginamallet.com/
Anthony Bourdain's Travel Blog - http://anthony-bourdain-blog.travelchannel.com/

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1 cat on Sep 11th, 2009 said:

Great podcast! I saw your tear-off flyer at the Black Bear in Morgantown WV today while waiting for lunch to arrive. I look forward to listening back to your archived shows and hopefully finding out what brought you to Mo’town. I love Mo’town’s food scene but it could be improved greatly with a Tim Horton’s!
2 zweifatchicks on Sep 11th, 2009 said:

Glad you liked it! We do talk about how we ended up in Morgantown in the first episode - I was a grad student and we just kinda hung around for a while after that. We’re still both amazed at the quality and variety of food in that area. It’s a big town, but it’s not that big and it can still blow away a lot of other areas.

Also, thanks for letting us know the flyer was up at Black Bear! We mailed one to them and hadn’t seen any downloads of the Black Bear episode (#1), so we weren’t sure it got there. Yay!!

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