The Hospitalitarian Podcast
The Hospitalitarian Podcast is designed as a community-driven platform to explore the food, beverage, agriculture, hospitality and agritourism industries across New York State. It serves as a storytelling vehicle that highlights producers, chefs, and thought leaders while reinforcing the values of hospitality, provenance, and community.
The Hospitalitarian Podcast
Latest Episodes
Lamination and Illumination - Britty O'Connor of Flour & Salt
In this episode of The Hospitalitarian, Tim sits down with Britty O’Connor, owner and head baker of Flour + Salt Bakery in Hamilton, New York, to celebrate 10 years of the business and talk about how she and her husband Brendan built FLOSA into...
Episode 6: Waxing Philosophic on Wine & Sales - Cameron Mills of Hermann J. Wiemer Vineyard
In this episode of The Hospitalitarian, I sit down with my longtime friend Cameron Mills, Director of Trade Relations and Development for Hermann J. Wiemer and Standing Stone Vineyards, to reflect on the Finger Lakes wine industry and what it m...
Episode 5: Announcing "A Canterbury Feast" – Allen Guy Wilcox of The Theatre at Woodshill
In episode five of The Hospitalitarian, I'm speaking with Allen Guy Wilcox, founding artistic director of Theater at Woods Hill, about building “Shakespeare in a Barn” on his family’s Oneida County farm and sustaining an arts nonprofit through ...
Episode 4: Friendship, Food, & Freedom from Gluten – Dan Hurlbut of Honest Weight & No Forkin’ Gluten
Episode 4: Friendship, Food, & Freedom from Gluten – Dan Hurlbut of Honest Weight & No Forkin’ GlutenIn episode four of The Hospitalitarian, host Tim Hardiman reunites with longtime friend and former kitchen coworker D...
Episode 3: A New Chapter in The Salt City – David Iannicello of Syracuse Salt Company
Today's episode is about something we all use every single day and almost never think twice about salt. My guest is David Iannicello founder of Syracuse Salt Company and the only artisan salt maker currently producing salt in central New York.<...
