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Richard Olney

Richard Olney

American painter and cookWikipedia

Search complete. 14 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Richard Olney".

Sep 23, 2026

Morgan NevilleGUEST
21:10
Mm-hmm.
Chris YingHOST
21:10
It was brought to America by Richard Olney, James Beard.
Chris YingHOST
21:14
They all made it popular.
Chris YingHOST
21:15
Julia Child.
Alice WatersGUEST
8:12
$95 a semester.
Alice WatersGUEST
8:14
And I first went to Santa Barbara because my friends were going, but then we heard something was going on at Berkeley, and we all said, "We're gonna transfer up there."
Dan ImhoffHOST
8:27
And at what, what year was that?
Alice WatersGUEST
8:29
1964.
Alice WatersGUEST
12:27
Well, I-
Dan ImhoffHOST
12:27
... campuses around the country.
Alice WatersGUEST
12:29
Yeah, but UC Berkeley was, was my home away from home, and, uh, I had many friends from that time.
Alice WatersGUEST
12:39
And one was an incredible food- uh, film connoisseur, Tom Luddy.
Poppy TookerHOST
6:38
Well, the material takes us all on a wild ride.
Poppy TookerHOST
6:42
And, you know, what is fairly predictable in the book are all of the food celebrities, people who we're not not going to be entirely surprised by, like Alice B. Toklas, Gertrude Stein, Craig Claiborne, Richard Olney, Edna Lewis even.
Poppy TookerHOST
7:03
But the unknowns who I met, I loved.
Poppy TookerHOST
7:10
Let's start off with the story of Harry Baker and his fudge and eventually his invention of the chiffon cake.
Kevin Marino CabreraSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:07
But these were defensive applications, keeping European powers out, not asserting American control over the hemisphere's affairs.
Kevin Marino CabreraSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:15
That changed in 1895, when Secretary of State Richard Olney invoked the doctrine, declaring that the United States was practically sovereign over the Western Hemisphere and demanded Britain submit to American arbitration.
Kevin Marino CabreraSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:30
He had redefined the doctrine.
Kevin Marino CabreraSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:31
It was no longer just a warning.

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