Marina McLeod

Producer, Good Food

Contact: marina.mcleod@kcrw.org

Marina is the editor of the Good Food newsletter. She's got a culinary school background and is a food writer.

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Our resident omnivore, Jon Gold, takes curries to new heights with his Indian restaurant pick.  Neuroscience historian Will Clower shares his insights on the safety of sugar…

Sugar Substitutes; The Methane Digester; The History of Tea

Our resident omnivore, Jon Gold, takes curries to new heights with his Indian restaurant pick.  Neuroscience historian Will Clower shares his insights on the safety of sugar…

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Jonathan Gold get our appetites going with The Kitchen.  Evan finds out where the Hollywood A list types go to lunch and why with editor of The Knife, Variety's food blog, Dana…

Vegan Twinkies; Handcrafted Salami; No Knead Bread

Jonathan Gold get our appetites going with The Kitchen.  Evan finds out where the Hollywood A list types go to lunch and why with editor of The Knife, Variety's food blog, Dana…

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Too fat, too thin and just right. If your New Year's resolution is to lose weight, listen in--you may be overweight because of microflora run amok.

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Too fat, too thin and just right. If your New Year's resolution is to lose weight, listen in--you may be overweight because of microflora run amok.

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