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Food Belt

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About this Podcast:

Sharing stories of chefs, bakers, brewers, and makers who are fueling a culinary renaissance in the rust belt city of South Bend, Indiana.

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20%

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Selective

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Questions about Food Belt

What is Food Belt about?

Sharing stories of chefs, bakers, brewers, and makers who are fueling a culinary renaissance in the rust belt city of South Bend, Indiana.

What has Food Belt covered recently?

Recent episodes include "The Ragamuffin is Closing its Storefront" (24 February 2025, 4 minutes), "Today I’m Celebrating Brown Bread Day" (3 October 2024, 6 minutes), and "It’s Morning at Cloud Walking" (22 August 2024, 2 minutes).

How often does Food Belt publish?

Food Belt publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 6 minutes across 21 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Food Belt?

Booking probability for Food Belt is 20%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Food Belt requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Food Belt's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch Food Belt?

The strongest fits for Food Belt are Restaurants. Food Belt has an arts audience.

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Food Belt is an arts podcast with 21 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Food Belt

    The Ragamuffin is Closing its Storefront

    Feb 24, 20254 minS0

    <p>This morning The Ragamuffin Bakery announced they will be closing their storefront. The news of a beloved storefront closing often comes with a heaviness. But for owner Abigail Emmons, this decision isn’t due to...

  • Episode #20

    Today I’m Celebrating Brown Bread Day

    Oct 3, 20246 minS0

    <p><b>Growing up, I ate plenty of brown bread, but the first time I ever baked it was three years ago today with my grandmother as she was dying.</b></p><p><b>Read the article on Food Belt</b></p><p><b>Food Belt</b><b>...

  • Episode #19

    It’s Morning at Cloud Walking

    Aug 22, 20242 minS0

    <p><b>Friends, acquaintances, familiar faces. Fill the front. Fill the back. Fill the tables and chairs. Working, chatting, reading. A familiar hum.</b></p><p><b>Read the article on Food Belt</b></p><p><b>Food...

  • Episode #18

    Preaching the Gospel of South Bend Food

    Aug 6, 20244 minS0

    <p><b>Two years ago, I started this blog with the ambitious idea of putting South Bend on the map as a food destination. But soon, I realized this isn’t about convincing the world (or Notre Dame students)—or even...

  • Episode #17

    Terra Spice is the Best Kept Secret in Town

    Jul 18, 20248 minS0

    <p><b>If you appreciate good restaurants, especially if you live in South Bend, you’ve likely experienced flavors from Terra Spice. However, this premium spice company flies under the average consumer's radar. The fact...

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  • Episode #16

    Celebrate the Day: We Have Croissants in South Bend

    Apr 18, 20245 minS0

    <p><b>I must confess, my quality of life is directly proportional to the availability of croissants. And unfortunately, the croissant scene here in South Bend, until now, has been lacking.</b></p><p><b>Read the article...

  • Episode #15

    In Benton Harbor, Anemel’s James Galbraith is Challenging the Standard

    Apr 12, 202410 minS0

    <p><b>On the corner of Fifth and Main sits a casual Tex-Mex joint called Anemel Torteria, led by chef James Galbraith. An exceptional restaurant in an unassuming place. It’s well worth the drive</b></p><p><b>Read the...

  • Episode #14

    Introducing Moonlighter: Downtown’s Newest Dinner Concept

    Mar 13, 20246 minS0

    <p><b>Moonlighter is a new concept—not simply The Early Bird Eatery with extended hours. It’s a different chef, a different menu, and a different cocktail program. And still, for fans of The Early Bird Eatery, the...

  • Episode #13

    The Magic of Dinner Club

    Feb 28, 20246 minS0

    <p><b>Last month I hosted Kath’s Dinner Club, a four-week dinner series at South Bend restaurants. These dinners confirmed my belief that there’s something special about eating together.</b></p><p><b>Read the article on...

  • Episode #12

    It’s Always Warm Outside at Crooked Ewe

    Dec 7, 20234 minS0

    <p>This time of year at Crooked Ewe Brewery, the twenty-some stools outside often stand empty under the glow of heaters. Tonight, I’m the only one out here. Understandably so I think. We don’t often consider the option...

  • Episode #11

    The Huldra Latte from Revenant is Very, Very Good

    Oct 19, 20234 minS0

    <p>I must admit, The Huldra latte is quite tempting. And appropriately so, considering it is named after a seductive forest spirit in Norse mythology, a long-haired blonde maiden who offers reward to those who please...

  • Episode #10

    A Chef Needs a Farmer

    Oct 2, 20236 minS0

    <p>At a recent dinner at Farrand Hall, Roselily chef Eamonn McParland featured the freshest selections from Butternut Farms just a few miles away—a collaboration between chef, farmer, and the weather.</p><p>Read the...

  • Episode #9

    Peppermint Not Included: A Dispatch from Roselis

    May 17, 202312 minS1

    <p>Flush with the first glass of wine, we were feeling conversational. “Do you think,” began my companion, “that somewhere in France, right now, there’s a little brasserie where the staff was similarly hoping to spruce...

  • Episode #8

    A Conversation with Lauren the Cheesemonger

    Mar 10, 20239 minS1

    <p>When Lauren speaks about cheese, the world fades away, her eyes widen, and her words pick up tempo. I found myself staring down at my plate wondering if I could love anything as much as Lauren loves cheese.<br/>Read...

  • Episode #7

    Mandy Krause is Baking Cakes Fit for Vogue

    Dec 16, 20225 minS1

    <p>Growing up, Vogue introduced Mandy to an artistic sensibility that inspires her work as a pastry chef today.</p><p>Read the article on Food Belt</p><p>Food Belt is a project by Kath of Keur Design Studio that shares...

  • Episode #6

    The Long Road to The Beard and The Boss

    Oct 20, 20228 minS1

    <p>Three months into the pandemic, Phil Beattie was summoned back to the kitchen at Four Winds Casino. On a typical day, he could make the drive in his sleep, but this time his heart pounded out of his chest and hands...

  • Episode #5

    Across the Tracks, Roselily’s Eamonn McParland Presents a Chef’s Tasting Experience

    Aug 18, 20227 minS1

    <p>When Roselily opened in the fall of 2020, Eamonn’s vision of offering a chef’s tasting came into view, however, very few people were familiar with the concept. “I finally had the nerve to do it during the pandemic...

  • Episode #4

    Chef Alain is Serving Noodles for Breakfast in South Bend

    Jul 28, 20226 minS1

    <p>Inside Dainty Maid Food Hall sits Chef Alain Helfrich’s newest concept, The Breakfast Club, questioning our midwestern American understanding of the meal and inviting us to cross dividing lines to experience the...

  • Episode #3

    Twenty-Four Hours with Upstream Farm

    Jul 26, 20227 minS1

    <p>Seth and Rachel Parker purchased twelve acres just outside of South Bend with ambitious plans of starting a vegetable farm. Here is a small window into a day in the life of these first-year farmers.</p><p>Read the...

  • Episode #2

    Opening a South Bend Restaurant During The Pandemic

    Jul 26, 20225 minS1

    <p>In this episode, Kath tells the story of two South Bend businesses, Bantam Chicken & Seafood and The Ragamuffin Bakery, that opened during the spring of 2020 when lockdowns due to the pandemic were in full...

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