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Podcasts Off-Ramp
Radical concept: Eat your food; don't talk about it. Off-Ramp for October 6, 2012
Off-Ramp with John Rabe Hero Image
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Dan Carino
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Episode 5560
Listen • 48:43
Radical concept: Eat your food; don't talk about it. Off-Ramp for October 6, 2012

EatLA tastes olive oil, tells obsessive foodies to chill, and discovers why canned beer is better than bottled beer; Dylan Brody remembers the charms of Schuylerville NY; San Antonio Winery turns 95; look out for Frank Stoltze at your local restaurant - he wants to talk politics with you.
Workers picking olives in an orchard near Oroville.
Workers picking olives in an orchard near Oroville, date unknown.
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Frederick Burkett/LA Public Library
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EatLA tastes olive oil, tells obsessive foodies to chill, and discovers why canned beer is better than bottled beer; Dylan Brody remembers the charms of Schuylerville NY; San Antonio Winery turns 95; look out for Frank Stoltze at your local restaurant - he wants to talk politics with you.

Tour an unexpected treasure: Downtown LA's San Antonio Winery
Listen • 6:02
Steve Riboli tours Rabe through his family's San Antonio Winery, which has made it more than 90 years through wars, Prohibition, recessions and a Depression, not to mention the Great California Wine Revolution.
Frank Stoltze goes on the road to talk with voters and eat pickled eggs
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If you remember the pitfalls of phone booths, make sure to listen to Frank's chat with Rabe. And then come out and tell Frank what issues motivate you right into the voting booth.
From turkeys to campaign finance, Ed Begley, Jr. tackles tough issues in 'November'
Listen • 3:08
KPCC's Patt Morrison sat down with Ed Begley Jr. to discuss his latest play, "November," running through November 4th at the Mark Taper Forum.