What’s Cooking Show on CRN Digital Radio

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Update: This interview has been postponed. I will let you know when it has been rescheduled. I am scheduled for an interview on Tuesday, November 27th, at 8:30 A.M. PST on the “What’s Cookin” show on CRN Digital Talk Radio, hosted by Paul Stern and Mike Horn. The show can be accessed on CRN 1 and CRN 6 at this Website: www.crntalk.com/default.aspx?module=shows&eid=94. CRN is also carried by all major television cable companies nationally.

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Sweeteners Update

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I have received questions as to why I did not include some of the all-natural alternatives, like brown rice syrup, agave nectar, and date sugar in the discussion about the different kinds of sweeteners in my book. I did not include most of them because, in my opinion, they offer little advantage over common table sugar. However since the subject continues to come up, I will address it here. Let me point out at the start that “natural” is not synonymous with “safe.” Nature abounds…

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KABC Los Angeles Talk Radio

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I flew to Los Angeles for an interview on the McIntyre in the Morning Show on KABC talk radio on July 23, 2007. I had a great time chatting with Doug and co-host Robb Marinko, two very funny guys, and my book sold out that day on Amazon! They called me again in August as an expert to give my opinion on some of the claims made for Jay Robb’s book The Fruit Diet. I had a one hour interview on the Mark Isler Show…

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Fat Phobia

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Hooray for Greg Atkinson, food writer for the Pacific Northwest Magazine of the Seattle Times! In his article, “Beyond Fat Phobia,” (https://www.seattletimes.com/pacific-nw-magazine/beyond-fat-phobia/) he extols the virtues of butter, bacon, lard, and natural oils as he traces the disastrous history of trans fats, which he labels as “unnecessarily chemically altered food.” Finally, someone comes to the defense of the good, natural fats that have taken the blame for the mess created by the artificial junk that has been heavily promoted as heart-healthy alternatives. Even venerable olive…

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