Metrocurean Dishes With The Post's Marc Fisher

I was delighted to be a guest Tuesday on Post columnist Marc Fisher's radio show, Raw Fisher Radio. Listen to Metrocurean and Counter Intelligence dish about the local food scene, food blogs, what's hot (and what's not) in the city and more. You can also find the show on iTunes here.

Comments

Anonymous said…
You should do a podcast.
3/19/2008 12:37 PM
Anonymous said…
Yes, you should podcast! But I don't agree with your comment having Jackson 20 is a hot spot. Maybe new, but the place food or service isn't that great
3/19/2008 3:55 PM
Amanda said…
To be fair, I just referred to it as a new spot. I was there on Friday for the opening of the hotel, and admittedly didn't get to try the food other than hors d'oeuvres they were offering. I think the bar would be a fun place to hang out if you were in the neighborhood.

They are still very new so maybe some of the issues you bring up will get sorted out in time.

And maybe future podcasts could rouse up more discussion!
3/19/2008 4:26 PM
friendsforkim said…
Great job to both you and Melissa. You deserve to be a regular on WaPo radio.
3/19/2008 6:40 PM
Anonymous said…
You did a great job! It was neat to put a voice with the blog. Keep up the great work!
3/20/2008 9:06 AM
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