Omer and Tal Seltzer and their families took a fascinating and circuitous route to and from the mountains of Judea to fine, artisan cheese making in Bodega, on the Sonoma County Coast. Join host Clark Wolf as we explores the multinational and cultural pathways that in some amazing ways mirrored the food and farm of of our own local community. As Laura Chenel was gathering goats and making California Chèvre, Omer’s mother was bringing Nubians from Virginia to Israel. And now they’re here, employing thoughtful, sustainable methods and using some of our most treasured milks: Redwood Hill goat’s milk and Jersey milk from Straus. Listen to this hopeful and appetizing conversation.The Real Value of Food and the People Who Grow and Make It on Savoring Sonoma: The Hour
For this episode of Savoring Sonoma, host Clark Wolf heads to Healdsburg to moderate a panel at a gathering of the local chapter of the American Association of University Women. The topic is The Real Value of Food and the People Who Grow and Make It. Panelists include long time Geyserville Organic…
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