Podcasts about terroir symposium

Join us for another wild and insightful episode of The Late Night Restaurant Show, where food, hospitality, and industry stories collide with late-night energy and humor. In this special Terroir Update 2025, we dive deep into one of Canada's most exciting culinary events—The Terroir Symposium—with special guests Tannis and Leanna from Calgary.Expect hilarious banter, unexpected detours, and a deep dive into how terroir, agriculture, and culinary innovation intersect. We explore the importance of connecting chefs with farmers, the power of storytelling in food, and the impact of global culinary influences. Plus, there's talk of signature dinners, chef collaborations, mixology magic, and how Canadian cuisine deserves more love on the world stage.Alongside the discussion, we get sidetracked with spicy challenges, questionable drink choices, and some classic late-night chaos (yes, there may be talk of goats, neon suits, and conspiracy theories about talking to food).Tune in for food industry insights, chef spotlights, and a whole lot of fun—because food isn't just about what's on the plate; it's about the people, stories, and experiences that make it unforgettable.

Join us for another wild and insightful episode of The Late Night Restaurant Show, where food, hospitality, and industry stories collide with late-night energy and humor. In this special Terroir Update 2025, we dive deep into one of Canada's most exciting culinary events—The Terroir Symposium—with special guests Tannis and Leanna from Calgary.Expect hilarious banter, unexpected detours, and a deep dive into how terroir, agriculture, and culinary innovation intersect. We explore the importance of connecting chefs with farmers, the power of storytelling in food, and the impact of global culinary influences. Plus, there's talk of signature dinners, chef collaborations, mixology magic, and how Canadian cuisine deserves more love on the world stage.Alongside the discussion, we get sidetracked with spicy challenges, questionable drink choices, and some classic late-night chaos (yes, there may be talk of goats, neon suits, and conspiracy theories about talking to food).Tune in for food industry insights, chef spotlights, and a whole lot of fun—because food isn't just about what's on the plate; it's about the people, stories, and experiences that make it unforgettable.

WELCOME TO THE MWSA PODCAST FOR THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31st The little ghouls and goblins will be running around the neighborhood streets tonight celebrating Halloween! And, while we all want the kids to have a fun night, we also want them to return home safely. We took the opportunity to get some ‘Halloween Safety' tips from Carol Henke, Public Information Officer with the Calgary Fire Department. Next, the ‘spirits' will be out tonight, and if you want to contact the spirit world this Halloween, we've got you covered! We catch up with Psychic-Medium Kim Dennis aka “Clairvoyant Kim”, to hear details on her ‘unique' gift and how she connects with those ‘not of this world'.   And finally. 'Foodies', this one's for you! The “Terroir Symposium” is coming up this weekend! It's a great opportunity to learn about the food industry, and to share skills and ideas with like-minded foodies! We get details on this ‘tasty' event from Chef Liana Robberecht and event organizer Tannis Baker.

In this engaging episode of "The Late Night Restaurant Show & Podcast," host Jay Ashton, known as Canada's Restaurant Guy, along with a special feature of Chef Avinash Shashidhara from London, we jump into the world of culinary innovation and sustainability. With a focus on the upcoming Terroir Symposium in Calgary, AB Canada, the discussion explores the interplay of global culinary practices, sustainability in food systems, and the cultural impact of food. Featuring insights from the founders of Terroir and detailed anecdotes from Chef's experiences in prestigious kitchens, this episode is a must-listen for professionals passionate about the future of the restaurant and hospitality industry. Learn more about Terroir Here

In this engaging episode of "The Late Night Restaurant Show & Podcast," host Jay Ashton, known as Canada's Restaurant Guy, along with a special feature of Chef Avinash Shashidhara from London, we jump into the world of culinary innovation and sustainability. With a focus on the upcoming Terroir Symposium in Calgary, AB Canada, the discussion explores the interplay of global culinary practices, sustainability in food systems, and the cultural impact of food. Featuring insights from the founders of Terroir and detailed anecdotes from Chef's experiences in prestigious kitchens, this episode is a must-listen for professionals passionate about the future of the restaurant and hospitality industry. Learn more about Terroir Here --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/latenightrestaurantshow/message

Today on our episode #373 of All in the Industry®, Shari Bayer has a special "On the Road" episode from Food on the Edge, a two-day Food Symposium, which took place from October 16-17, 2023 in Dublin, Ireland. Food on the Edge featured approximately 50 speakers who were chosen for their innovation, passion, and influence on today's food culture, and was founded by Symposium Director JP McMahon of Aniar in Galway, Ireland. Shari led a panel on her new book, CHEFWISE – Life Lessons from Leading Chefs Around the World (Phaidon, Spring 2023, #chefwisebook), with CHEFWISE chef contributors Andoni Luis Aduriz of Mugaritz, Donostia-San Sebastian, Spain; Elena Reygadas of Rosetta, Mexico City, Mexico; Tala Bashmi of Fusions by Tala, Manama, Bahrain; and JP McMahon. Shari also signed copies of her book, and took part in two days of excursions around the Dublin area as a part of the speaker program, which was extremely special. This show features several conversations that Shari had while in Dublin with following FOTE speakers: Alessandro Cozzolino, Executive Chef of La Lugia at Villa San Michel, a Belmont hotel, Florence, Italy; Endo Kazutoshi, Chef of Endo at the Rotunda in London, England; Rich Shih, Co-author of Koji Alchemy; Tom Jenkins, Managing Editor of finedininglovers.com and San Pellegrino Young Chef Academy; Arlene Stein, Founder/Executive Director of the Terroir Symposium in Canada; Andrea Petrini, Incontinent Writer/Food Curator/Oblique Strategist, Road Manager of THE GELINAZ!, and more; Jason Bangerter, Executive Chef of the Langdon Hall Country House Hotel and Spa in Canada, and JP McMahon. Thank you and congratulations to all! Shari loved meeting everyone and being a part of this fantastic symposium. And special thanks to JP, Abigail Colleran, Julieann Faherty, and the entire #FOTE2023 team! Today's show also features Shari's PR tip to tell a good story, speed round with JP, and Solo Dining experience at Fish Shop in Dublin, plus mentions of other restaurants and bars that Shari visited on her first trip to Ireland. ** Check out Shari's new book, Chefwise: Life Lessons from Leading Chefs Around the World (Phaidon), available at Phaidon.com, Amazon.com and wherever books are sold! **Photo Courtesy of Shari Bayer.Listen at Heritage Radio Network; subscribe/rate/review our show at iTunes, Stitcher or Spotify. Follow us @allindustry. Thanks for being a part of All in the Industry®. Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support All in the Industry by becoming a member!All in the Industry is Powered by Simplecast.

There are certain people in this world that I could just listen to forever, they’re an absolute wealth of knowledge and experiences and my first guest of season 4, Arlene Stein, is one of those people. Arlene is the founder and executive director of the Terroir Symposium, a catalyst for creative collaboration and social and environmental responsibility in the hospitality industry. Since 2006, Terroir has convened international and Canadian industry leaders annually at a two-day symposium in Toronto – and since 2014 at off-shoot events across Europe and North America, for education, networking, and inspiration. From her current home base in Berlin, Arlene travels globally to research responsible food systems and gastronomic innovations.  Arlene has that magical ability to build community and knowledge around food and root it to place, to land, to context in a way that is truly inspiring. But what makes her even more incredible is the ease that she brought to this conversation. At the core of what Arlene does is foster a sense of community for local and international networks that relate around food: she breaks down the silos for restauranteurs, chefs, artisans, producers, academics, and so many more through Terroir events and workshops to foster conversations and collaborations. In today’s episode we explore what exactly the word terroir means and how the role that gastrodiplomacy can play into food systems and futures. I’ve included the links to Terroir’s main website and for the Toronto symposium below, along with social media pages if you’d like to learn more about Terroir! Learn More Terroir Symposium (May 4th 2020 in Toronto!)  Terroir Hospitality Instagram: @terroirtalk (for global events) and @terroirsymposium (for the Canadian symposium) Twitter: @terroirtalk YouTube: Terroir Hospitality 

Rebecca loves Canada and local edibles and she's passionate about helping people grow a “taste of place”.Rebecca shares her story of developing Prince Edward County’s award-winning Taste Trail and the CTA’s Feast On certification program. She and her team at the Culinary Tourism Alliance manage the annual Terroir Symposium and she works with clients around the world to Grow Food Tourism.In...

Rebecca loves Canada and local edibles and she's passionate about helping people grow a “taste of place”. Rebecca shares her story of developing Prince Edward County's award-winning Taste Trail and the CTA's Feast On certification program. She and her team at the Culinary Tourism Alliance manage the annual Terroir Symposium and she works with clients around the world to Grow Food...

Earlier this week, podcast host Emma Waverman attended the annual Terroir Symposium, one of North America's largest culinary symposiums that took place in Toronto. Amidst interesting panel discussions, unique creations by chefs (including some seal meat) and other events, Waverman explains how she always leaves Terroir feeling inspired as a food writer.From there, she has a conversation with Toronto chef Felicia De Rose of Planta about the recent controversy surrounding chef David Hawksworth and his off-the-cuff comments about women in the culinary industry. With the constant evolution on the grocery side of the food industry, Emma Waverman and Dan Clapson tour the floor at the annual SIAL Canada tradeshow in search of new trends, delicious creations and a few oddities. Innovation expert and University of Guelph's Director of New Venture Creation, Dana McCauley sits down with Waverman and Clapson to talk about the consumer food products industry and its evolution while she answers the question: What makes for a truly innovative product?Tofu doughnuts? Sure, we'll try anything once!

Earlier this week, podcast host Emma Waverman attended the annual Terroir Symposium, one of North America's largest culinary symposiums that took place in Toronto. Amidst interesting panel discussions, unique creations by chefs (including some seal meat) and other events, Waverman explains how she always leaves Terroir feeling inspired as a food writer.From there, she has a conversation with Toronto chef Felicia De Rose of Planta about the recent controversy surrounding chef David Hawksworth and his off-the-cuff comments about women in the culinary industry. With the constant evolution on the grocery side of the food industry, Emma Waverman and Dan Clapson tour the floor at the annual SIAL Canada tradeshow in search of new trends, delicious creations and a few oddities. Innovation expert and University of Guelph's Director of New Venture Creation, Dana McCauley sits down with Waverman and Clapson to talk about the consumer food products industry and its evolution while she answers the question: What makes for a truly innovative product?Tofu doughnuts? Sure, we'll try anything once!

Last week was a busy one as co-hosts Emma Waverman and Phil Wilson attended two major culinary events (Toronto's Terroir Symposium and Cochon555 in Banff, respectively). Waverman dives into what makes Terroir unique, and Wilson talks about the surprising result of Cochon's first Canadian heritage pork competition. At the James Beard Media Awards in New York City last Friday night, Canadian filmmaker Kevin Kossowan was up for a prestigious award. His fellow nominee, Bon Appetit magazine's editor Adam Rapoport chats with Dan Clapson during the ceremony about what the Beards can mean for a first-time nominee like Kossowan.After the summaries of the glitzy events, Emma and Phil give us a full and candid rundown of Top Chef Canada episode four: Restaurant Wars. A few unexpected twists and turns in this episode leave us asking, "Why?" a few times too.

I talked with chef Hugh Acheson on his visit to Canada to present at this year's Terroir Symposium. His topic: representing Canada on the world stage. Well-known for his appearances on 'Top Chef', he has strong opinions on sexism in the food industry, on being Canadian and on teaching school children to cook.I talked with chef Hugh Acheson on his visit to Canada to present at this year's Terroir Symposium. His topic: representing Canada on the world stage. Well-known for his appearances on 'Top Chef', he has strong opinions on sexism in the food industry, on being Canadian and on teaching school children to cook.

I talked with chef Hugh Acheson on his visit to Canada to present at this year's Terroir Symposium. His topic: representing Canada on the world stage. Well-known for his appearances on 'Top Chef', he has strong opinions on sexism in the food industry, on being Canadian and on teaching school children to cook.I talked with chef Hugh Acheson on his visit to Canada to present at this year's Terroir Symposium. His topic: representing Canada on the world stage. Well-known for his appearances on 'Top Chef', he has strong opinions on sexism in the food industry, on being Canadian and on teaching school children to cook.

I spoke with Amanda Cohen, owner of hugely popular NYC vegetable restaurant Dirt Candy, at the 10th annual Terroir Symposium in Toronto. She explained her love of vegetables and her no-tipping policy.

10 years ago, the Terroir Symposium began as a way to bring Canada's hospitality industry together, through networking, education and collaboration. But over the past few years, the annual, one-day event in Toronto has welcomed presenters.  On this week's show, Steve and Rick speak with Founder and Executive Director Arlene Stein.  And if you happen to find yourself in Toronto, we thought, why not ask Chris Nuttall-Smith, Toronto Restaurant Critic and the National Food Writer for The Globe and Mail for some places to check out.

I chat with Francis Lam at the Terroir Symposium in Toronto about his childhood food memories, his appearances as a judge of TV food show ‘Top Chef Masters’ and his unusual, delicious rendition of ratatouille.