Laryl Garcia

Producer, Good Food

KCRW Staff/Producer

Contact: laryl.garcia@kcrw.org

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This week’s episode of Good Food is devoted to wonder — the soil beneath our feet, the trees growing toward the sky, the marvel of the last wild foods on Earth. Dr.

Seeds, soil science, flavors of wood, untamed food

This week’s episode of Good Food is devoted to wonder — the soil beneath our feet, the trees growing toward the sky, the marvel of the last wild foods on Earth. Dr.

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The City of Santa Monica has made it easier for restaurants to return to business by accommodating outdoor seating in parking zones.

Eating al fresco, wild salmon, Indian vegetarian, peaches

The City of Santa Monica has made it easier for restaurants to return to business by accommodating outdoor seating in parking zones.

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Rituals often surround food, including the Chinese tradition of caring for new mothers during postpartum recovery.

Postpartum rituals, Koreatown closure, COVID on farms

Rituals often surround food, including the Chinese tradition of caring for new mothers during postpartum recovery.

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