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Gastronomica

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Oct 2, 2026

Rosi SongHOST
1:52
Welcome to the New Books Network.
Rosi SongHOST
2:04
Welcome to the Gastronomica podcast on the New Books Network.
Rosi SongHOST
2:08
I'm your host, Rosie Song, a member of Gastronomica's editorial collective.
Rosi SongHOST
2:13
Today, I'm joined by Eve Bratman and Anna Porteous to discuss their piece titled A Mellified Redemption: Learning to Live with a Pa- Pest through Spotted Lanternfly Honey.
Rosi SongHOST
2:26
This piece is available in the Fall 2026, Volume 26, Number 3 issue of the journal.
Rosi SongHOST
2:34
I'm sure that all our listeners and readers of Gastronomica have in the past read and heard news about invasive pests, often coming from distant places that somehow have migrated to the places where we live in.
Rosi SongHOST
2:50
I use the word somehow because in this news, it is not always clear or well-explained how these new species have arrived to specific locations.
Rosi SongHOST
3:02
There is always a sense of alarm, threat, and fear in communicating the arrival of these unwanted insects or animals.
Rosi SongHOST
1:51
[upbeat music] Welcome to the New Books Network.
Rosi SongHOST
1:54
[upbeat music] Welcome to the Gastronomica podcast on the New Books Network.
Rosi SongHOST
2:08
I'm your host, Rossi Song, a member of Gastronomica's editorial collective.
Rosi SongHOST
2:13
Today, I'm joined by Eve Bratman and Anna Porteous to discuss their piece titled A Mellified Redemption: Learning to Live with a path- pest through Spotted Lanternfly Honey.
Rosi SongHOST
2:26
This piece is available in the Fall 2026, Volume 26, Number 3 issue of the journal.
Rosi SongHOST
2:34
I'm sure that all our listeners and readers of Gastronomica have in the past read and heard news about invasive pests, often coming from distant places that somehow have migrated to the places where we live in.
Rosi SongHOST
2:50
I use the word somehow because in this news it is not always clear or well explained how these new species have arrived to specific locations.
Rosi SongHOST
3:02
There is always a sense of alarm, threat, and fear in communicating the arrival of these unwanted inc- insects or animals.
speaker_2ADVERTISER
2:08
Welcome to the New Books Network.
Rosi SongHOST
2:20
Welcome to the Gastronomica podcast on the New Books Network.
Rosi SongHOST
2:24
I'm your host, Rosie Song, a member of Gastronomica's editorial collective.
Rosi SongHOST
2:29
Today, I'm joined by Eve Bratman and Anna Purchase to discuss their piece titled A Mellified Redemption: Learning to Live with a Path- Pest through Spotted Lanternfly Honey.
Rosi SongHOST
2:42
This piece is available in the Fall 2026, Volume 26, Number 3 issue of the journal.
Rosi SongHOST
2:50
I'm sure that all our listeners and readers of Gastronomica have in the past read and heard news about invasive pests, often coming from distant places that somehow have migrated to the places where we live in.
Rosi SongHOST
3:07
I use the word somehow because in this news, it is not always clear or well explained how these new species have arrived to specific locations.
Rosi SongHOST
3:18
There is always a sense of alarm, threat, and fear in communicating the arrival of these unwanted inse- insects or animals.
Kate LeahyHOST
2:37
Frances has spent more than 25 years really shaping how cookbooks look and feel.
Kate LeahyHOST
2:45
She was the founding design director for Gastronomica.
Kristin DonnellyHOST
2:49
When I first got into food writing, I subscribed to every single magazine and Gastronomica was up there as one of my very favorites because it just combined so many cool things.
Kristin DonnellyHOST
3:02
It was art.
Kristin DonnellyHOST
3:03
It was poetry.
Frances Abrantes BacaGUEST
5:36
Chronicle gave me a few cookbooks.
Frances Abrantes BacaGUEST
5:39
During that time, I connected with some people at UC Press.
Frances Abrantes BacaGUEST
5:42
Dara Goldstein, who was the founding editor of Gastronomica, had just approached them with the idea for the journal.

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