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    Snacky Tunes

    Every Sunday, Snacky Tunes co-hosts Darin and Greg Bresnitz–brothers since birth, dance music DJ partners, dim sum lovers and whiskey aficionados–explore and celebrate the cultural convergence of music and food. Tune in as they stir up conversation with the world’s top gastronomic talents, while also plugging in the amps for the best of this generation’s up-and-coming musicians.

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    Episode 341: Popping Bottles with Ariel Arce & The Long Distance with Beshken Feb 12, 2018
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    We pop open a bottle for this all NYC episode. Up first, sommelier and restaurateur Ariel Arce epitomizes the notion of turning passion into action, and sharing that passion with the world. Her love of pouring wine--especially Champagne--and collecting vinyl has led her to open two fun and popular jewel box spots, Air's Champagne Parlor and Tokyo Record Bar. Inspiring Ariel at young age were her merrymaking parents and their dinner parties. We learn more about those soirees from Ariel's dad who joins us as well. Twenty-one-year-old Beshken began his musical life in his native Los Angeles as a jazz guitarist. DJ gigs brought him into the world of dance music, and now living in Brooklyn he's honed a distinct electronic sound infused with jazz and indie rock. Beshken's latest EP is Time Is The Longest Distance Between Two People, and he stops by for a live in-studio performance.

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    Episode 340: Filipino Food With Lasa & Under the Bleachers with The Rizzos Feb 04, 2018
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    We talk family, American dreams and pancit with brothers and restaurant partners, Chase and Chef Chad Valencia. The Valencias are the driving force behind Los Angeles' groundbreaking Filipino-inspired and California-influenced restaurant, LASA, which reflects their distinct upbringing as second-generation Filipino-Americans. We then sneak under the bleachers to meet up with Brooklyn high school sweethearts, The Rizzos. The quartet, known for their garage rock and 1950's-inflected sound that makes you wanna dance, gives us a live in-studio performance from their latest EP, "No Parents, No Rules 2: Beneath The Planet of No Rules.

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    Episode 339: Food Trends of 2018 Jan 29, 2018
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    It's that time of year again. Our dear friend, Michael Whiteman--aka, "the dean of restaurant consultants"--returns for his 8th episode of Snacky Tunes to discuss the food trends of 2018. Michael gives us his outlook on such topics as plant-biased diets, going cashless and the rippling effect that technology plays into consumer spending habits.

    Michael is the co-founder of the legendary hospitality consulting company, Baum + Whiteman LLC, renowned for creating two of the world’s highest grossing restaurants, more 3-star restaurants than anyone in the United States and numerous international food, hotel and related concepts.

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    Episode 338: We Had Lunch with Phil Rosenthal at LASA Jan 23, 2018
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    For this episode, we're stationed at one of our favorite L.A. haunts, the Filipino-inspired and California-influenced, LASA. Joining us for a lunch of lumpia, pancit and lechon kawali is Phil Rosenthal, creator and host of the new Netflix travel-and-dining docu-series, Somebody Feed Phil. Phil shares with us his journey of becoming a passionate lover of all things food. He tells us how his time as the creator and writer of the hit sitcom, Everybody Loves Raymond, led to his current gig. And maybe most importantly, he explains why it's essential for everyone to get--and use--a passport.

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    Episode 337: Ellen Bennett (Hedley & Bennett), Jameson Fink, NO ICE Jan 14, 2018
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    It's 2018, and we're starting the year in Los Angeles by meeting up with Ellen Bennett of the wildly popular apron and kitchen line, Hedley & Bennett. Ellen shares with us her journey from working as a line cook to developing one of the most recognized and beloved culinary brands in the world. For “Snacky Tunes 5’s," our good pal Jameson Fink eschews the typical fitness goals people usually make this time of year, and instead focuses his resolutions on the topic he loves best: wine! If the sounds of New York rockers, NO ICE, are new to you, it's certainly not due to the band's lack of effort. Deemed one of the “Hardest Working Bands” of 2016 and 2017 by the site, Oh My Rockness, ​NO ICE has performed with the likes of Richard Lloyd of Television and Ian Saint Pé of the Black Lips over the years. The band stops in for a live acoustic performance of songs from their latest album, "Come on Feel the NO ICE."

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    Episode 336: Noah Sandoval (Oriole), Jameson Fink, THICK Dec 10, 2017
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    Since its debut in 2016, Oriole has quickly and firmly established itself as one of Chicago's best restaurants. We catch up with chef-owner, Noah Sandoval, and learn about Oriole's history, his early career in Richmond, VA, and what it's like growing up with a Navy SEAL dad. Our buddy, wine writer Jameson Fink, drops in for a final toast of “Snacky Tunes 5’s" for the year. Fittingly for the holidays, Jameson's all about sparkling wine. (Keyword to look for when your bottle shopping? "Crémant.") The New York Times recently highlighted Brooklyn girlwave rock trio, THICK, in a feature about women making the best rock music today, and we couldn't agree more with the pick. THICK join us in-studio for conversation and a live performance. Check out their first EP, "It's Always Something..."

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    Episode 335: Munchies' Helen Hollyman and Alex Rose Dec 03, 2017
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    Over the years, MUNCHIES' seminal "Chef's Night Out" show has given us a raucous inside look at the post-shift, after-hours creature habits of the world's most influential gastronomic talents. MUNCHIES editor-in-chief Helen Hollyman joins us to talk about the brand new cookbook inspired by the show--MUNCHIES: Late-Night Meals from the World's Best Chefs--and gives us some behind-the-scenes looks at how both "Chef's Night Out" and the book came to be. We then travel back in our archives to 2014 for a musical performance from singer-songwriter, Alex Rose. In addition to a life onstage, Alex's reminisces about her time spent making college and internet radio. Alex recently released her debut album, "Arcadian Pages." Make sure you give it a listen.

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    Episode 334: Sean Evans, Chris Schonberger, Native Sun Nov 19, 2017
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    We open the show at this year's Complexcon--Complex Magazine's annual celebration of music, food, fashion, art and culture--where we meet up with Sean Evans and Chris Schonberger, the guys behind the fiery hit web series "Hot Ones" on First We Feast. We talk Scoville units, chicken wings and learn how Sean handles all that heat as host of the series. New York City rockers, Native Sun, hit up our studio for a live performance. Fueled by their obsession with rock legends The Rolling Stones and Velvet Underground, the quartet have built a fast following as one of the city's best emerging bands. Be on the lookout for their forthcoming EP, "Songs Born From Love and Hate," which includes the popular single, "Palindrome.

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    Episode 333: Massimo Bottura + Jameson Fink + Julietta Nov 12, 2017
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    Legendary chef Massimo Bottura joins us once again, and this time it’s to share his new book, Bread is Gold. Massimo gives us insights into his fight to end food waste, and how he recruited 60 of the world’s best chefs to help tackle the issue by turning everyday ingredients into delicious recipes. Our good buddy, wine writer Jameson Fink, also stops in for another installment of “Snacky Tunes 5’s,” and this time he’s dropping some key advice on how to survive that big, daunting wine tasting. The final part of the show's trifecta is New York City electro pop singer, Julietta, who sits down with us to talk about her mom's Italian cooking, and also gives us a live in-studio performance of her latest single "Runaway."

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    Episode 332: Josef Centeno, The Wants Nov 06, 2017
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    Before he was one of the top chefs in the country, Josef Centeno was a Texas kid following the Grateful Dead around the country. He's now renowned for his groundbreaking Downtown Los Angeles restaurant empire, and he sits with us to talk about his career and his new cookbook, Baco: Vivid Recipes from the Heart of Los Angeles. We're also joined by Lydia Gammil and Madison Velding-VanDam, one-half of the New York City post-punk band, The Wants. The band's currently working on their first album, and Lydia and Madison give us a live listen to what they've been working on in the studio.

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