Episodes

70
April 27, 2021

70: What Food Safety Means for Those with Celiac Disease

Margaret Clegg, author of MI Gluten Free Gal
69
April 22, 2021

69: Creating Earthy-Friendly Eating Experiences

Earth Day: Chance Thompson of VIRIDESCENT
68
April 20, 2021

68: Encouraging Healthier, More Inclusive Food Choices with Laura Lee Cascada

Laura Lee Cascada - Campaigns Director for the Better Food Foundation
67
April 15, 2021

67: Food & Beverage Trends for 2021

Mark Cooper & Felicia Trujillo
66
April 13, 2021

66: Sustainable Seafood

Virginia Willis, chef, James Beard Award-winning Cookbook Author
65
April 8, 2021

65: Focus on What you CAN CONTROL with Event Food & Beverage and Attendee's Dietary Needs

April 8 is Global Meetings Industry Day which celebrates, educates and advocates for the value of hosting meetings.
64
April 6, 2021

64: How Whole Food Plant-based Diets & Fighting Hunger Helped Save Jim Spellos

Jim Spellos joins Tracy on the Eating at a Meeting Podcast
63
April 1, 2021

63: Sharing a Rich Tribal History Through Food

Kristina Stanley, a member of the Red Cliff Lake Superior Chippewa
62
March 30, 2021

62: Catering without Compromising Food Safety Or Quality

Tanya Gurrieri, founder of Salthouse Catering in Charleston
59
March 18, 2021

59: Exploring the Journey of Engaging Kids in Eating Fruits & Vegetables - Women's History Month Celebration

Co-founder and CEO Erin Croom and Chef Educator Asata Reid about how they are creating HERstory
58
March 16, 2021

58: What are Heritage Grains & Why Should We Use Them?

Mona Esposito, aka "The Grain Lady"
57
March 11, 2021

57: History Lessons & Cocktails — A Woman Making HERstory

Tiffanie Barriere, aka "The Drinking Coach"
56
March 9, 2021

56: What's in Your Sausage? The Importance of Certifying Food free-from Allergens

From first selling sausage for a local 4th of July Festival in 1990, Loree Mulay Weisman is proud to run the 31-year-old food company that sells all products that are clean, paleo-friendly, gluten-free, and top 8 allergen-free. Though the ingredients are now “on-trend” her recipes are from her family’s centuries old tradition. Learn how Loree ensures her food is certified allergen-free and how that allows everyone to eat together. She shares how she sources pork and beef, has been successful in marketing the products, and where to buy them in stores and for food service.
Guest: Loree Weisman
55
March 4, 2021

55: A Warrior for Free Range Grass-Fed Meat

Celebrate Women's History Month - Caroline McCann
53
Feb. 25, 2021

53: Elevating Food Allergy Safety

You’re managing a busy restaurant, hotel, or event. A customer’s life might depend on what’s put in front of them—are your menus, staff, and processes truly allergy-safe? Hear how technology, practical training, and proactive communication can turn food allergy risk into a seamless dining experience. Shandee Chernow has taken her knowledge and personal experience with life-threatening food allergies to create a business that is revolutionizing dining for allergy sufferers and restaurant owners. As founder and CEO of CertiStar, Shandee shares her story, including a traumatic reaction, explains the anxiety and frustration that come with eating out with a life-threatening food allergy, and how technology can help both restaurant owners and food allergic guests feel safer in the dining experience. They discuss the challenges of static menus, the hidden risks in ingredient sourcing, and why offering genuine choices—not “boring chicken”—matters. With actionable tips on cross-contamina…
Feb. 23, 2021

52: Fostering Inclusive Workplace Culture Through Food

Leadership and workplace culture expert Nora Burns
51
Feb. 18, 2021

51: Contracting Food and Beverage During a Pandemic

Attorneys Tyra Warner and Lisa Sommer Devlin
48
Feb. 9, 2021

48: A Farmer's Perspective with Laurie Moore

Farmer Laurie Moore talks about what is going on with small local farmers,