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Mulligan Stew June 20th 2020- Fathers day-Guests Barney Bentall and Jim Cuddy!

June 19, 2020 Mulligan Stew

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Saturday is June 20th, 2020

It’s a very special weekend.

First, it’s National Indigenous Peoples Day.

It’s also Summer Solstice

Its Fathers Day

And

It’s National “have you seen my keys” Day

To celebrate Father’s Day, I’ve asked two music dads to guest.

Barney Bentall, who has a son Dustin and daughter Jess in the music business. Both are working on expanding careers.

Jim Cuddy has two sons Devin and Sam well on their way to careers in our music business.

Jim and Barn are pals and we trade stories of trying to help your kids without being seen as helping.

The possibility of songwriting with your family. (Tricky)

Performing with kids.

And how families react to being the subject of songs.

There’s a lot to like here.

The complete conversation can be heard by subscribing to MulliganStew Podcast (Spotify. Google play. Apple podcasts)

Or go to my podcast for the Zoom video and Audio:

EP 112 | Jim Cuddy and Barney Bentall on Fathers Day

We also have a last 30-minute jazz feature to celebrate the online events this weekend of the Edmonton Jazz Festival.

We welcome Kent Sangster – Artistic Director and Producer

Andrew Glover and play you some tracks.

Bob Dylan’s 39th album Rough and Rowdy Ways comes out Friday.

I have the true pleasure of playing an epic song – Murder Most Foul. Its 16:57 of heartfelt history based on the Kennedy Assassination.

It appears Bob has given the World another musical turning point.

Also played False Prophet..a truly great blues classic.

Got some Little Feat Live..Santana…Kinks..kd lang, and Black Pumas

Oh..next week our guest is Corb Lund and his just-released album Agricultural Tragic

And in two weeks Eric Burton, songwriter and lead singer of Black Pumas.

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew with TDMulligan June 20 2020
Welcome to The Stew with TDMulligan Special Fathers Day Guests Jim Cuddy and Barney Bentall www.mulliganstew.ca
False prophet Bob Dylan rough and rowdy ways
black moon rising black pumas black pumas
Sideways Santana and Citizen Cope Shaman
www.mulliganstew.ca Tonight – Fathers Day with Barney Bentall and Jim Cuddy Coming UP – The Kinks-kdlang
waterloo sunset (mono) The Kinks Something else (deluxe)
www.eauclairedistillery.ca Coming UP – kdlang and little feat live www.mulliganstew.ca
Miss Chatelaine kd lang Ingenue
shine it medeski, martin and wood end of the world party
www.mulliganstew.ca TD Mulligan NEXT – Little Feat and New Dylan
Time loves a hero (live) Little Feat Waiting for Columbus
Day or Night (live) Little Feat Waiting for Columbus
NEXT – A New Bob Dylan classic www.mulliganstew.ca
Murder most foul Bob Dylan Rough and rowdy ways
This is Mulligan Stew NEXT – Barney and Jim – talk about being musical Fathers
Jim Cuddy and Barney Bentall Interview On being musical Fathers
The Miner Barney Bentgall The Drifter and the Preacher
Jim Cuddy and Barney Bentall Interview Complete interview on MulliganStew Podcast
Til I am myself again Blue Rodeo Greatest Hits
Jim Cuddy and Barney Bentall Interview Complete interview on MulliganStew Podcast
Won’t change the World Barney Bentgall The Drifter and the Preacher
Edmonton Jazz Festival Interviews Kent Sangster – Artistic Director and Producer
Bria Skonberg Big Yellow Taxi so is the day
Edmonton Jazz Festival Andrew Glover Interview www.nobleridge.com
Rushing River Andrew Glover Band Smooth
Edmonton Jazz Festival Andrew Glover Interview
Gaga Andrew Glover Band smooth
Mulligan Stew with TDMulligan Happy Fathers Day
dance me to the end of love Bria Skonberg with a twist

EP 111 | Dan Magnan Co-Founder Side Door Access

June 12, 2020 Mulligan Stew Podcast

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Has the Side Door become the Front Door?

 

Singer/Songwriter Dan Mangan shared a “movement – an idea” with me on Mulligan Stew Radio.   Jan 6, the first show of  2018.

 

“We are building a platform where artists can earn a living by trimming the overhead of touring. We help you find magical small spaces with dedicated hosts and attentive audiences.

We want to help create human, tactile experiences offline. Music, Speakers, Dance, Theatre, Comedy – you name it.”

 

It was called Side Door Access.   www.sidedooraccess.com

Two years later and thanks, in part to a worldwide pandemic,  it has become a sensation.

Yes, artists can still play barns, basements, backyards, stores, coffee shops, libraries, etc

But now they can broadcast from HOME…and feel/see the audience

And best of all make a living

Here’s the latest from Dan Mangan…on the Side Door Story, his career, family, COVID 19, and the moment when he realized that his life was about to change.

Encore!!!!

Mulligan Stew June 13th-Catherine MacLellan interview

June 12, 2020 Mulligan Stew

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Hello Stewheads.

We welcome you to June 13th – National Rose Day

So this is music for a full pink afternoon.

Photo Credit: Millefiore Clarkes

The Juno nominated Catherine MacLellan comes by for a half dozen minutes to tell us about her on live performance Saturday at 7 pm Mtn (My pleasure to host)

https://sidedooraccess.com/shows/eAMM1mQghjcanv8oVRaG

We start at the Crossroads with Ry Cooder, Bros Landreth with Mariel Buckley,

Albert Collins, Fantastic Negrito, The Radio Grande, Jim Byrnes, Dion & Billy Gibbons, Howling Wolf, Bill Withers, and a moving new single from Catherine MacLellan and Tara MacLean. Downchild and The  Wood Bros Live.

 

Speaking of Live Tracks… How about

Van Morrison

Carlos del Junko

Jimmy Vaughn and a stage full of friends.

Frankly, I got carried away with the live tracks because the last 30 minutes of the show ARE ALL LIVE

Stevie Ray Vaughn at Carnegie Hall

Bruce Springsteen Live in Dublin

Bob Marley and The Wailers Live in London

Mary Chapin Carpenter, Roseanne Cash, and Shawn Colvin Live at Dylan 30th at MSG

The Band Live at Academy of Music NYC

And Lionel Hampton Quintet – Flying Home

Here’s the playlist – Don’t forget to wash yer hands and drink PINK

 

NEXT WEEK – A Fathers Day special with guests Barney Bentall and Jim Cuddy

PLAYLIST:

The Stew June 13 2020 www.mulliganstew.ca
crossroads ry cooder crossroads soundtrack
when i call your name the bros. Landreth something new. Something blue
TDMulligan The Stew
flip flop and fly downchild blues band straight up
i got loaded (live) The wood brothers live at The Barn
https://eauclairedistillery.ca/ Next – van morrison
into the mystic (live) Van Morrison its too late to stop now
backstroke albert collins blues guitar greats
www.mulliganstew.ca Podcast – Dan Mangan on Side Door
chocolate samurai fantastic negrito chocolate samurai
just your fool (Live) carlos del junko Live
let’s not call it love The radio grande town and country
Catherine Maclellan Interview Her on line concert at 7PM tonight
This storm Catherine MacLellan and Tara MacLean single
www.mulliganstew.ca Next Jim Byrnes. Whitehorse. Howling Wolf
old dog new tricks jim byrnes st louis times
jane whityehorse the fate of the World depends on this kiss
Bam Bang Boom Dion and Billy Gibbons blues with friends
300 lbs of joy howling wolf chess box set 63-73
www.nobleridge.com mulligan stew podcast – dan mangan www.mulliganstew.ca
6 strings down jimmy vaughn and friends this is jimmy vaughn
Coming Up on The Stew – all Live tracks www.mulliganstew.ca Podcast – Dan Mangan
Things I used to to (live) stevie ray vaughn live at Carnegie Hall
how can a poor man stand such times and live (live) bruce springsteen and the session band live in Dublin
No woman No cry (live) bob marley and the wailers live at Lyceum London
www.coytotesbanff.com Mulligan stew podcast – dan mangan side door access
you ain’t goin nowhere (live) MC Carpender. Rosanne cash. Shawn colvin Dylans 30th anniversary
The Weight (live) The Band Live at Academy Music 71
Thanks for listening Podcast – Dan Mangan on Side Door
Flying Home Lionel Hampton Quintet Best of

 

June 13th, 2020 Celebrating National Rosé Day and our wine partners 

June 12, 2020 Tasting Room Radio 01:05:18

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Celebrating National Rosé Day and our wine partners 

 

THE SHOW. 

 

June 13 is National Rosé Day.  Celebrating all that’s  great about drinking Pink. 

Who better to lead the celebration than Master of Wine  Elizabeth Gabay?

Wine Master  and author Elizabeth Gabay joins us.

She’s written a book called Rose!  Understanding The Pink Wine Revolution.

Terry and Elizabeth  discuss her book and all that went into it. For example,  Elizabeth  tasted 10 Rosé a day. A total of 1500 over 6 months from across the globe. Hear everything you need to know about one of the world’s oldest known types of wine.

June 13 is National  Rose Day –Rose was always considered the Ugly Duckling..Now  THE SWAN Emerges!!

She knows what she talks about.

Elizabeth is a Master of Wine who lives North of Nice!

Provence is right around the corner. And in France, 30% of all wine consumed is Rose.

One thing we do understand – there is no hotter wine right now than Rose.

In Canada for example, Imported Rose sales grew by 116% between 2012-2016.

Canadian production grew 9%.

Rose winemaking has become complex, making it perfect for food pairing.

Yes, you can find lots of light Summer Sippers..somebody is even making a stronger Rose..for all you fans who want ice in the glass.

There are natural Rose in cement tanks, eggs and even terracotta amphorae.

… and it’s NOT just a Summer drink anymore.

Even though stores and restaurants back off after Thanksgiving..many wine fans (me included) carry on through the Winter..finding new ways to pair Rose and hearty winter meals.

There’s Rose in Oak. Aged Rose.

What colour Rose you choose is totally open for discussion.

Many fully grown men (if there is such a thing) will not be caught with a “pink drink”

I still find that bizarre.

Elizabeth joins us  from her house in a small French village Saint- Martin- Vesubie “just North of Nice”

Elizabeth Gabay

You can find her at www.pink.wine

Liquid Partnerships

Tasting Room Radio has always been made up of Four Segments. In the beginning we decided to partner with four sponsors, one for each segment. We’ve made some great friends along the way. Okanagan Crush Pad, New District, Okanagan Falls Winery Association, Naramata Bench Wineries, CC Jentsch, Marquee Wine Cellars, Four Seasons Vancouver, Bench 1775, Cowboy Coffee and many more.

We had planned to do a driving tour of our current sponsors..starting at Unsworth on Vancouver Island then taking the Crowsnest Pass to Cawston in the Similkameen Valley and visit Orofino and the new Row 14 Restaurant at Klippers organics. On to Road 13 on the Golden Mile and finally ending up at

The Hatch on Mount Boucherie.

As you well know, all plans were put on hold as the Pandemic swept the World.

So, we’ve done our  best Plan B.

A socially distanced one-on-one at Unsworth and then phone/zoom interviews with the rest of the sponsors.  Talking about the headlines, surviving the loss of customers, growing on line sales and free shipping. Drive through windows and on line tastings. New releases and future plans.

We’re going to talk to all the sponsors –  alphabetically

This week we start with:

The Hatch –  Grayson Riordan (Prince of Tides)  and Jason Parkes. (Founder. Winemaker)

Orofino – John Weber (Co-owner. Winemaker)

Road 13 – Joseph Luckhurst. General Manager

 

www.thehatchwines.com

www.orofinovineyards.com

www.road13.com

 

NEXT WEEK:

Row 14 and Unsworth

 

STORIES WE’RE WORKING ON

Jennifer Schell – BC Wine lovers Cookbook

Twin Island Cider

Lock and Worth

Nichol Vineyards

Anthony Buchanan

BC Wineries and Restaurants – The New Normal

Hillside Wines – New Releases

Kitsch

Vanessa

Winemakers Cut

Mt Boucherie and Modest Wines

Lots more

 

EP 110 | Dawn Pemberton

June 6, 2020 Mulligan Stew Podcast

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It’s like the storyline out of a bestselling book.

In the middle of a political battle for the life of a nation and a virus that takes the lives of 1000’s of its citizens,  a  black man dies at the hands of a police offer while his squad looks on.

The truth is caught on a phone camera and shown to The World.

Days later..citizens all over America and The World are walking, shouting and rioting in protest and a slogan from 2013 reappears,  Black Lives Matter and THIS TIME

It appears the message is actually getting through.

Dawn Pemberton is a wonderful singer, songwriter, and educator who shows up on albums all the time plus her own release  “Sayin’ Something”

She leads The Roots and Wings choir..tours with The Harpoonist and the Axe Murderer, sits in with the Good Noise Choir, and tries to lead by example.

Her father was born in St Kitts.  Her Mother in Barbados.

They moved to Canada and restarted their lives. Dawn has lived in Canada all her life and still has to deal with racism.

Who better to share her feelings on Black Lives Matter and the movement on the streets than Dawn Pemberton.

My thanks to The Shouting Hour last Sunday who showed the way.

June 6th, 2020- Winemaking Couples  –   Birch Block and 2House  

June 5, 2020 Tasting Room Radio 01:02:00

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Winemaking Couples  –   Birch Block and 2House

 

THE SHOW

 Block Party with Sarah and Murray Bancroft  (a series)

This whole show is about new school and old school winemaking.

Ian Sutherland and Valeria Tait have been a couple for years in the Okanagan but now have decided to make wine together. Finally.  After all those years. That’s the second half of TRR.

We start with one of the newest, coolest couples to ever become winemakers and farmers.

Just a couple of years ago Sarah and Murray Bancroft were living the life in Paris.

 

Murray is a trained chef but works in food and menu design/styling.

Sarah is an editor and is skilled at crafting digital sites and campaigns.

Now they’re farmers in Kaleden, just south of Penticton. Their winery is called Birch Block

www.birchblockvineyard.com

What we have in common is a love for a documentary called The Biggest Little Farm

“The Biggest Little Farm is about a young couple who decide to leave their old lives behind and buy a farm. The movie especially points out how hard it is to keep a farm running and all of the hardships, sadness and anger they face, but also the happy, beautiful moments and the relationships they build.”

https://www.biggestlittlefarmmovie.com/

I like these two and their story so much, we’re going to do a series of interviews..chronicling their growing season and the up and downs of being a new school winemaking team.

Sarah says the series is called Block Party.

Birch Block has released a Rose and a small lot chardonnay. The future sounds like Pinot Noir is in the plans. They have a guest house with French linen, Moroccan plates and Spanish hats.

If the wines are as stylish as these two..you’ll want to get your hands on some.

Valeria Tait and Ian Sutherland – Old School

When Meg and I first moved to the Naramata Bench in 2007, the very first winemaking locals we became friends with were Ian Sutherland and Val Tait.

Ian had founded Poplar Grove. A small vineyard with huge potential. Ian was a really good winemaker and always fun to be around.

Val was a viticulturist. Basically hired to design vineyards and consult in the planting and growing.  Painted Rock, Poplar Grove, Bench 1775.

Years went by.

Ian sold Poplar Grove and headed for Panama. Valeria became GM and winemaker at Bench 1775 and joined Ian in the off season. They built a beautiful home in Panama.

Now. FINALLY. They have decided to make wines together but not the same wine.

For example, they’ll both make a Cab Franc but one will be Ian’s take and the other Val’s.

Love that.

The wines will be called 2House..with a second label called Charisma.

They have a Tempranillo coming. Plus Bubble and  Semillon/Sauvignon.

Val has agreed to become the winemaker at Gold Hill, the label that the farming Gill family has built. Her partner is those wines is the not yet 30 year old Navi Gill. Definitely new school.

Navi joins us in the last  segment.

Instagram: @2housewine

https://www.goldhillwinery.com/

STORIES WE’RE WORKING ON

 

 

NEXT

The Hatch

Unsworth

Row 14 at Klippers Organics

Orofino

Road 13

Mulligan Stew June 6th 2020-Black lives, D-day, Mike Plume

June 4, 2020 Mulligan Stew

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Hello all

It’s been a 10-day span that has seen murder,  hatred, battles, riots, confrontation, and just now a possibility of hope and healing.

How does a 2-hour music weekly show help with healing and understanding?

I can’t really answer that but I can tell you that from the feedback I get, you are listening and you are finding comfort in what we do.

Good enough for me.

GRAHAM HUGHES/THE CANADIAN PRESS

 

With Black Lives Matter front and center, I found myself playing old and new songs I’ve played and been inspired by…

Louisiana 1927 – Aaron Neville

Stand Up – Cynthia Erivo

False Prophet – Bob Dylan

Red Right Hand – Nick Cave

And

Brown Baby – Nina Simone

We remember June 6, 1944

D-Day – The Beaches of Normandy

The changing of World history in several days.

14,00 Canadian troops

10,000 sailors

15 RCAF Squadrons

And two songs from that day by artists who  are still in play

I’ll be seeing you – Eric Clapton

Over the Rainbow – IZ

Our Special Guest interview is with

Mike Plume and his fine new album Lonesome stretch of Highway

Peace

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew June 6 2020
TD Mulligan www.mulliganstew.ca
call that gone north mississippi all stars up and rolling
highway 28 Paul Butterfield Better Days paul butterfield better days
highway 61 bob dylan highway 61 revisited
6 days on the road taj mahal giant step
www.eauclairedistillery.ca Tonights guest Mike Plume
red right hand nick cave and the bad seeds let love in
song for sam cooke (here in America) dion. Paul simon blues with friends
Tonights guest – Mike Plume – New album and stories to tell www.mulliganstew.ca
and its still alright Nathaniel Ratyeliff and its still alright
king of july the radio grande town and country
walk away Renee The Four Tops 3 billboards outside Ebbing missouri
www.mulliganstew.ca Coming UP – Remembering the songs of D Day
l’ll be seeing you Eric Clapton I still do
over the rainbow Isreal Kamakawiwo’ole IZ IZ
TDMulligan NEXT – Brown Baby Nina Simone
Brown baby Nina Simone Live at Village Gate
Mulligan Stew – with tdmulligan Next Mike Plume guests
Mike Plume Interview Lonesome stretch of highway
perfume and gasoline mike plume lonesome stretch of highway
Mike Plume Interview Lonesome stretch of highway
Summers around here (don’t last forever) mike plume lonesome stretch of highway
Mike Plume Interview Lonesome stretch of highway
I’m your huckleberry mike plume lonesome stretch of highway
Mike Plume Interview Lonesome stretch of highway
in God’s hands mike plume lonesome stretch of highway
for what it’s worth buffalo springfield Buffalo Springfield
www.mulliganstew.ca
NEXT – Aaron Neville. Dylan. Robert Plant. Cynthia Erivo
Lousiana 1927 aaron neville warm your heart
I’d rather go blind grace potter muscle shoals small town. Big sound
stand up cynthia erivo Harriet. Original soundtrack
the May Queen robert plant carry fire
www.nobleridge.com Next – New Dylan
False Prophet Bob Dylan rough and rowdy ways
hello mary lou rick nelson best of

 

Mulligan Stew May 30th 2020-Music to heal and renew

May 30, 2020 Mulligan Stew

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How was your week?  Memorable or immediately forgettable?

For those of you who had a memorable week…Joyous tracks from

 

Morning Dew – The National

10th Ave Freeze Out (live) – Miami Steve and Bruce Springsteen

Trapper – Mark Knopfler

In the air – great new track from The California Honeydrops

Let Them in – The Bros. Landreth

Mrs Robinson (Live)  – Paul Simon

Makin’ Whoopee – Dr John and Rickie Lee Jones

Get Back – The Beatles with Billy Preston

 

A Battle of The Bears

Grizzly Bear Blues – Corb Lund

Grizzly Bear- The Youngbloods

Grizzly Bear – Angus and Julia Stone

For those who had a forgettable week..music to heal and renew

Worries man – Willie nelson and Toots

Funny how time slips away – Lyle Lovett

Compared to what – John Legend and The Roots

Hear me Lord – Bonnie Raitt

Dear mr Fantast – Traffic

Paint it black – The Stones

Like a rolling stone (live) The Stones

Keep on Pushin’ – Mavis Staples

Six Strings Down – Jimmy Vaughn

Walking Blues (live) – Eric Clapton

Don’t shuffle me back – BareNaked Ladies and The Persuasions

Love and Elbows  – tdm

NEXT WEEK – Mike Plume – new music

 

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew May 30 2020
Your Saturday Night Stew with tdmulligan
walking blues eric clapton unplugged deluxe
six strings down jimmy vaughn This is Jimmy Vaughn
keep on pushing mavis staples reason to believe
morning dew the national day of the dead
www.eauclairedistillery.ca Next – Knopfler. Stones.Traffic
10th ave freeze out (live) little steven and the disciples of soul soul fire live
THIS is Mulligan Stew – Year 25 www.mulliganstew.ca
Trapper Mark Knopfler down the road wherever
paint it black the rolling stones 50 years
dear mr fantasy traffic dear mr fantasy
www.mulliganstew.ca Next – New Cali Honeydrops . Old bonnie raitt
in the air california honey drops single
hear me Lord bonnie raitt silverlining
Coming Up – Battle of The Bears and The Beatles www.mulliganstew.ca
Grizzly bear blues corb lund agricultural tragic
Grizzly bear blues the youngbloods the youngbloods
Grizzly bear blues angus and julia stone grizzly bear
across the universe the beatles past masters – box set
www.nobleridge.com Next – the beatles and john legend & the roots
get back the beatles with billy preston past masters – beatles box
compared to what john legend and the roots wake up
TDMulligan www.mulliganstew.ca
worried man willie nelson and toots countryman
let ’em in the bros landreth undercover
mrs robinson (live) paul simon collection
funny how time slips away lyle lovett best of lyle lovett live
makin whoopie dr john and rickie lee jones anthology
Thank you for listening and donating..you did both right?? www.mulliganstew.ca be safe
don’t shuffle me back Barenaked Ladies ladies and gentlemen. BNL & The persuasions

 

May 30th, 2020- David Farran Pres.  Eau Claire Distillery, Turner Valley & A Revisit to Tofino Food and Wine

May 30, 2020 Tasting Room Radio 01:06:35

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David Farran Pres.  Eau Claire Distillery, Turner Valley & A Revisit to Tofino Food and Wine

  

THE SHOW

 For years, a huge percentage of the grains that were grown by farmers in Alberta were shipped to The UK to make Scotch. 80% of all that Scotch was made with Alberta Barley.

The distillers who did make spirits in Alberta , made  whisky in bulk.

Then David Farran  left his management position at Big Rock Brewing and began the dream of starting Alberta’s  first ever craft distillery. Eau Claire was born in Turner Valley South of Calgary.

David Farran

David partnered with brewer and distiller Larry Kerwin in 2014 to launch the first micro distillery in Alberta,  Eau Claire Distillery.

The spirit maker?  Caitlin Quinn, Glaswegian and very talented.

Eau Claire can be found in beautiful Turner Valley..on Sunset Blvd.  Yup.  The old movie theatre and dance hall building built in 1929.

eau claire single malt

I love the fact that they harvest with Percheron horse teams, trained by The Amish. The only people still harvesting by horse.

Does it make for better spirits?  You tell me.

Parlour Gin. Ploughman’s Rye, Cherry Gin, Saskatoon Honey Gin, Dill Pickle Vodka,  Three Point Vodka and Alberta’s first single malt whisky.

Prickly Pear equinOx and many more.

They open their Tasting Room first week in June.

Local farmers. Local grains.

“from farm to glass”

www.eauclairedistillery.ca

 

Remembering The Tofino Food and Wine Festival  (2019)

The Tofino Food and Wine fest was always one of the outstanding events on the calendar.

The Gardens

Sure there were lots of other food and wine gatherings,  in ballrooms, basements and  convention centres. None of them could match holding a wine festival in a beautiful community garden and a RAINFOREST.

Welcome to Tofino

It was organized by Kira Rogers and a wonderful team of volunteers.

We covered the event as part of our Tofino food and craft special.

The Music

Months later a press release arrived from Kira cancelling future events.

“For the past 16 years, our experience in working with the British Columbia LCRB has been positive, constructive, helpful and supportive. In 2019, our 17th year producing this well-loved event, our experience was the opposite: obstructive, hostile, intimidating and rude. We felt like an opponent.”  

Way to go LCRB.

 While we wait for the possible return of this wonderful gathering, I thought I’d offer the interviews we did last year.

Kira Rogers – organizer

Sara Triggs – Culmina Sales and Marketing Manager  Culmina.ca

Rob Hammersley – Owner Black Market Wines  BlackMarketwine.ca

Chris Smith – Island rep for Way West Wines  waywestwines.com

David Gouge – Owner Sea Star Wines. Pender Island  seastarvineyards.ca

Paul Gardner –  Co-Owner Pentage    pentage.com

STORIES WE’RE WORKING ON:

Block Party at The Birth Block Vineyard – a series.

Unsworth

Orofino

Row 14 at Klippers

The Hatch

Road 13

Valeria Tait and Ian Sutherland – 2Houses

BC Wine Lovers Cookbook

Ned Bell

EP 109 | Susana Trilling-Chef. Educator. Oaxaca, Mexico

May 29, 2020 Mulligan Stew Podcast

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Susana Trilling is a chef, teacher, caterer, author, TV hostess, food consultant, and director of Seasons of My Heart Cooking School and Sazon de Mi Corazon S.A. de C.V., producing gourmet Mexican products.  She’s from Philly.

She owned 2 NYC restaurants, a restaurant in Fremantle, Western Australia, and has lived in Oaxaca since 1988, where her two sons were born and raised on her ranch outside of the city.

She wrote My Search for the Seventh Mole and Seasons of My Heart; A Culinary Journey through Oaxaca, Mexico to accompany her 13 part PBS series, that ran for 6 years.

 Susana was awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Oaxacan International Food and Wine Festival in 2002 and in 2012 was presented with the Espiga de Oro Award for her work promoting Oaxacan cuisine internationally. She has been featured at many Food and Wine and Cacao Festivals and been a celebrity chef at CIA San Antonio’s annual Paella Challenge.

 Please enjoy this mid-afternoon chat with Susana Trilling. If you get a chance Google her complete history. It’s fascinating.

http://seasonsofmyheart.com/