Beste Pipeline Foods Podcasts (2024)

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Is Eater's Essential 38 the GOAT or the most chaotic list of all time? Plus, Jaca's talent pipeline, Tom Colicchio's memoir, and an interview with The Lonely Oyster's Dominique Crisp. 1:44:33

19d ago1:44:33

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Is Eater’s new list of the Essential 38 Restaurants perfect, or is it the most chaotic list of all time? What do we find groundbreaking about Keith Corbin and Daniel Patterson’s upcoming fine dining concept? And where would we eat if we could only eat at 3 restaurants for the rest of our lives? Father Sal is with us to discuss all of the above, why…

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Outrage Needed: Food To Pharma Pipeline 2:07:28

22d ago2:07:28

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It is past time to think that it cannot be true that the industrial food complex isn't out for us. It is naive to think the FDA would never allow harmful toxins to be in our foods. Does not everyone not yet know? There are decades of disease riddled data to show us just how far off from real food the complex of food scientists have brought us, begg…

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Slow pheasant season expected in western Nebraska 0:41

5h ago0:41

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Pheasant hunting season is underway across the state. In parts of western Nebraska, the birds haven’t recovered from drought conditions in recent years.Von Nebraska Public Media

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SLO County's Regional Road Safety Plan, the Morro Bay Bird Festival, and Playing With Food- local coffee 59:08

6h ago59:08

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John DiNunzio, Transportation Planner with SLOCOG, speaks with KCBX’s Marisa Waddell about the county’s Regional Road Safety Action Plan. The Morro Bay Bird Festival is in January of 2025, and Bob and Robbie Revel talk about how to best enjoy the festival. Fr. Ian, of Playing With Food, is sharing his exploration of coffee produced on the Californi…

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Unlocking Fitness Secrets: Why Your Workout Isn't Working 26:55

7h ago26:55

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Today's discussion centers on the pitfalls of exercise and why many individuals struggle to see results despite their hard work. Overtraining syndrome, which can lead to persistent fatigue, irritability, and a lack of motivation, is a significant barrier to achieving fitness goals. The episode explores how excessive exercise can disrupt hormone lev…

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Mississippi River refuge celebrates 100 years of protection 4:10

1d ago4:10

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The Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge is the core of a major flyway for migrating birds and one of the most visited refuges in the U.S. Anglers and outdoor enthusiasts saved it from being drained 100 years ago, but the next century brings new challenges.Von Nebraska Public Media

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Indian Affairs head hails Biden's apology for boarding schools 1:27

4d ago1:27

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The Executive Director of Nebraska's Commission on Indian Affairs is hailing President Joe Biden's apology for the history of boarding schools that attempted to force Native American children to assimilate.Von Nebraska Public Media

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Creighton and Purdue compete for tornado relief 0:44

2h ago0:44

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Creighton basketball is hosting an exhibition to benefit people affected by the April tornadoes in the state. Bluejay Athletics spokesperson, Rob Anderson, explains the connection between Purdue and the tornadoes that ripped through eastern Nebraska on April 26th.Von Nebraska Public Media

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The influencer debate heats up. Plus, political burritos, immortal mochi, and a cheesy conversation with The Cheese Store of Beverly Hills' Dominick DiBartolomeo. 1:42:54

5d ago1:42:54

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Today on The LA Food Podcast presented by Rusty’s Chips… how are influencers transforming LA’s restaurant scene? What does a legendary San Bernardino restaurant have to do with political polarization? And why did one Little Tokyo mochi manufacturer inspire a long-form feature in the New York Times? Father Sal is with us to discuss all of the above,…

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Creighton volleyball enjoying highest ranking ever 0:46

5d ago0:46

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Creighton volleyball has reached its highest ranking in school history. Creighton has been ranked sixth in the American Volleyball Coaches Association poll for several weeks in a row.Von Nebraska Public Media

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UNMC’s littlest patients dress up for Halloween 1:16

5d ago1:16

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In the weeks leading up to Halloween, the UNMC hospital staff create costumes for the patients in the NICU. They always follow a theme and this year it's “Game Night in the NICU.” Some of the costumes featured are Mario and Princess Peach, Mr. Monopoly and even Scrabble. While the costumes and photos are cute, this yearly tradition holds a deeper m…

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National Latino advocacy organization visits Omaha 1:03

6d ago1:03

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The League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) is one of the country’s oldest Latino advocacy groups. For the first time, three national presidents are in Nebraska promoting Latino voters and making an endorsement.Von Nebraska Public Media

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USDA Rural Development Under Secretary visits Nebraska 1:13

6d ago1:13

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The head of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Rural Development mission area took his first trip to Nebraska this week as Under Secretary. As part of his trip, Doctor Basil Gooden spoke at the Rural Community Assistance Partnership Conference and visited the Greater Omaha Packing Company. The company received a $20 million Meat and Poultry Proce…

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Banquet honors Latino businesses’ economic impact in Nebraska 1:04

6d ago1:04

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The city of Fremont will host its first Hispanic Business Banquet to recognize the economic impact of Latino entrepreneurs in the state.Von Nebraska Public Media

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Why When You Eat Matters: The Science Behind Meal Timing 19:23

6d ago19:23

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Meal timing plays a crucial role in our overall health, impacting metabolism, hormones, and energy levels. This episode delves into the concept of reversing traditional meal structures by making breakfast the heaviest meal of the day and dinner the lightest. The speaker shares personal experiences and research findings that highlight how aligning m…

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Winter weather forecast; Avila Beach, California- a book; and the band Fruition 58:55

7d ago58:55

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Retired meteorologist John Lindsey chats with KCBX’s Kim Foster about what to expect- weather wise- this coming winter. Paul Karlen and Lisa Wilkerson, the creators of a new book called Avila Beach California, talk about the project- calling it a ‘labor of love’. The band Fruition will be performing at SLO Brew Rock soon, and band member Kellen Ase…

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Sensory friendly events gaining popularity 1:04

7d ago1:04

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As Halloween draws near, opportunities for free candy are beginning to pop up. Amongst these are sensory friendly trunk or treating events. That’s when those hosting take into account people with different types of disabilities. Sensory friendly events like these are becoming more popular.Von Nebraska Public Media

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Nebraska Supreme Court Chief Justice Mike Heavican to retire 5:30

7d ago5:30

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Only one Nebraska Supreme Court Chief Justice has served longer than the current Chief Justice. Mike Heavican retires at the end of October after 18 years on the bench. Nebraska Public Media’s Dale Johnson sat down with the 77 year old Schuyler native to talk about his life as a lawyer.Von Nebraska Public Media

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Important Conversation with Joseph (Jake) Klein, Author of Redefining Racism; How Racism Became Power + Prejudice 2:10:20

8d ago2:10:20

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The Two Broads were so pleased to have had Author Joseph (Jake) Klein on this episode where a very important topic was discussed. Klein's new book, Redefining Racism; How Racism Became Power + Prejudice, is a very well researched and important book bringing to light a very little known history of how anti racists movements have actually pushed cult…

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Legislators, tax experts react to state and federal tax policies 4:06

8d ago4:06

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With the dust settled from Nebraska’s special legislative session on property taxes, the conversation now switches to how these policies will impact the state. Nebraska Public Media’s Brian Beach reports on what legislators and tax experts hope to see moving forward.Von Nebraska Public Media

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What will Matt Rhule preach after blowout loss? 0:43

8d ago0:43

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In an important conference matchup, Nebraska football was routed by Indiana Saturday, 56-7. It’s the Huskers’ second biggest loss since joining the Big Ten and the 26th straight loss to ranked opponents.Von Nebraska Public Media

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'Cultivated' meat sees growing opposition from U.S. lawmakers 3:45

8d ago3:45

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Cultivated meat – meat grown from animal cells – is touted as a way to meet growing global demand with far fewer climate impacts. Yet two states banned the sale of cultivated meat earlier this year, and there are proposals in several Midwestern states to do the same.Von Nebraska Public Media

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Walz campaigns for Nebraska Electoral College vote 2:29

10d ago2:29

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Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Walz campaigned in Papillion Saturday.Von Nebraska Public Media

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App provides anonymous reporting tool to improve school safety 0:50

11d ago0:50

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Students, parents and school staff have made about 3,500 reports through the Safe2Help Nebraska app since it rolled out in 2020. The program offers an anonymous way for individuals to report concerning incidents, like bullying and self-harm.Von Nebraska Public Media

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Natural disasters, low crop prices raise pressure for farm bill 0:46

11d ago0:46

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The extension of the 2018 Farm Bill expired in September. Pressure is mounting for Congress to pass new legislation, as tough weather and low crop prices challenge farm budgets.Von Nebraska Public Media

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A look at the science of polling 4:23

11d ago4:23

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Nebraska Public Media’s Dale Johnson reached out to Kristen Olson, an expert in survey methodology in UNL’s Bureau of Sociological Research, to talk about changes in the science of polling since 2016.Von Nebraska Public Media

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High fire risk impacts harvest season 4:08

11d ago4:08

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Farmers harvesting their crops are well aware of dangerous fire conditions. Nebraska Public Media’s Dale Johnson recently talked about it with Jenny Rees, Extension Educator for the University.Von Nebraska Public Media

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Did Evan Funke’s Chef’s Table just give us the ick? Plus, food criticism chat, LA County does something good, El Moro displaces Patra, Erewhon kids’ meals, and more. 1:25:30

12d ago1:25:30

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Today on The LA Food Podcast presented by Rusty’s Chips… Evan Funke’s episode of Chef’s Table is out on Netflix, Father Sal and I watched it so you don’t have to. How did we feel about it? Well, let’s just say the episode gave one us an acute case of the ick that no amount of cacio e pepe can reverse. Listen to find out why. But first, former Eater…

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Midwest festival focuses on empowering Latinas 4:15

13d ago4:15

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A festival in the Omaha-metro area highlights Latinas in what some may view as unconventional. The Midwest Chingona Fest empowers women by directly combatting a centuries-old philosophy.Von Nebraska Public Media

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Union Adventist University Disaster Response Team Returns Home 1:17

13d ago1:17

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Union Adventist University’s Disaster Response team returned early Monday morning from a week of assisting communities affected by the hurricane in North Carolina. The team helped with tree removal, cleaning up houses and supplying people with food and water.Von Nebraska Public Media

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Transform Your Health with Digestive Enzymes: The Overlooked Secret 45:25

13d ago45:25

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Discover the often-overlooked power of digestive enzymes and their broad-reaching impact on your health and wellness. These specialized proteins are essential for breaking down the foods we consume, enabling our bodies to absorb vital nutrients effectively. Without adequate digestive enzymes, you may experience a host of issues, from bloating and f…

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How rural school districts ensure homeless kids get an education 4:21

14d ago4:21

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More than 4,800 students are considered homeless in Nebraska, and school districts can do only so much to help. Many rely on partnerships with local organizations to support student needs outside of school.Von Nebraska Public Media

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Lack of competitive balance boils over in high school sports 1:13

14d ago1:13

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Omaha Benson High School has canceled and forfeited the rest of its football games this season. Benson High is 0-7 on the season including three losses by 60 or more points.Von Nebraska Public Media

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Federal drought relief policies leave some farmers out to dry 4:02

14d ago4:02

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Programs that provide drought relief to farmers use the U.S. Drought Monitor to determine eligibility, but some experts say it doesn’t always capture local conditions.Von Nebraska Public Media

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Craft beer may be a market for this climate-friendly grain 4:01

14d ago4:01

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Kernza is a perennial grain that can produce an annual crop, even as it stays in the ground for up to four years. Its deep root system make it a sustainable crop, but the grain doesn't have many markets.Von Nebraska Public Media

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“Queer Nite” holds event celebrating city’s queer history 1:15

16d ago1:15

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Queer Nite, an organization in Omaha, celebrated an event called "Out in the Park" Sunday afternoon. It celebrated Omaha’s LGBTQ+ history through drag performances as well as promoting the Queer History of Omaha Mapping Project and UNO’s Queer Omaha Archives.Von Nebraska Public Media

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Behind Bacon, Vargas claims on abortion and taxes. 4:06

18d ago4:06

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We look behind some of the claims and counterclaims made by Rep. Don Bacon and state Sen. Tony Vargas in their race in Nebraska's Second Congressional District.Von Nebraska Public Media

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Bellevue man representing U.S. in World Triathlon Championships 3:51

18d ago3:51

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For anyone competing in triathlons, it takes tremendous determination and discipline. That's Bellevue resident Andrew Tupper's foundation for his humble journey to the World Triathlon Championships.Von Nebraska Public Media

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Property in northeast Lincoln placed in conservation easement 1:16

19d ago1:16

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Members of the Natural Resources Conservation Service and the Lower Platte South Natural Resources District met with local landowner Bill Oberg and his wife on Thursday near Lincoln’s Nine Mile Prairie. They celebrated the closing of a 75-acre conservation easement of the property. A conservation easement is a way to use other people’s land to solv…

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Nebraska signs onto mutli-state suit against Biden Admin 0:59

19d ago0:59

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A group of 20 states are included in the litigation against CMS, arguing there aren’t enough nurses to meet the new standards. The federal agency hopes to increase staffing requirements to improve care across the country.Von Nebraska Public Media

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Breaking down what the Midwest Newsroom poll means for Nebraska 11:58

19d ago11:58

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A new survey from The Midwest Newsroom and Emerson College Polling Center asked registered voters in Iowa, Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska about measures on Nov. 5 ballots as well as a variety of political, social and economic subjects.Von Nebraska Public Media

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Election officials meet in Omaha to discuss security threats 1:30

20d ago1:30

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Election officials and security experts from across the country met in Omaha Wednesday to discuss how to mitigate security risks ahead of the general election. Nebraska Secretary of State Bob Evnen said each ballot counting machine is tested three times prior to election day and county websites are monitored for cybersecurity threats weekly. He enc…

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Lincoln library debuts community mural 1:11

20d ago1:11

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Lincoln’s South Branch Library unveiled its new mural Wednesday. The library chose Chloe Burgett (BUR-Gitt), a local children’s book artist, to paint the installation. The process began in September with a community event where people from the neighborhood painted the background.Von Nebraska Public Media

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A full ballot means extra voter education this general election 0:55

20d ago0:55

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November’s ballot is unique from past elections for a few reasons: two senators are up for election for the first time in decades. There are also several ballot measures. Here’s how that has impacted voting education this year.Von Nebraska Public Media

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Push to Protect Diamondback Terrapin as Endangered Species 13:30

20d ago13:30

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The diamondback terrapin was once so closely associated with Maryland that the state's leading university adopted the terp as its mascot, and it holds the title of the official state reptile. However, this species has encountered significant challenges, initially from overharvesting for food and more recently due to drowning in crab traps. The Cent…

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Bacon, Vargas clash over abortion, public safety in debate 1:28

21d ago1:28

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Republican Congressman Don Bacon and Democratic State Senator Tony Vargas clashed over issues of abortion, public safety and bipartisanship during their second debate Tuesday evening hosted by Nebraska Public Media. Vargas touted his record of cutting taxes in the Unicameral and criticized Bacon for cosponsoring the Life At Conception Act three tim…

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Midwest Newsroom: Why unhoused students aren't getting services 4:26

21d ago4:26

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The Midwest Newsroom and its partners found that homeless students eligible for enrollment, transportation and academic support in most rural school districts are not getting these services because the districts are undercounting students without stable housing and not applying for available funds.Von Nebraska Public Media

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Melanie Senn's novel 'Murray', Pete Kelley- restaurateur and author, and blending art with jazz. 58:06

21d ago58:06

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SLO Women’s Rugby celebrates 20 Years of breaking barriers. Local writer and freelance reporter Melanie Senn talks about her new book- Murray: A Novel. Fort Hunter Liggett is leading the energy independence charge with micro-grids. Pete Kelley, owner of the "Pete's" Central Coast restaurants from 1977 to 2007, talks with KCBX's Carol Tangeman in th…

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