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Fast-Food Futurecast

A longing look in the rearview mirror and a hopeful gaze at the road ahead lead to a surprising conclusion.
January 2005
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On Location in Paradise

Kiwi director Peter Jackson knows a star when he sees one—and it was no accident he chose to shoot every scene of his legendary “Lord of the Rings” trilogy right at home in New Zealand.
September 2004
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Les Is More

From Louisiana Cajuns to Polish polka enthusiasts, filmmaker Les Blank uses cuisine as a backstage pass to other ethnic worlds.
September 2004
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Cooking Corse

Going native in a Corsican kitchen is never better than when mistrals blow, wild boars roam, and chanterelles come out of hiding.
August 2004
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Consider the Lobster

For 56 years, the Maine Lobster Festival has been drawing crowds with the promise of sun, fun, and fine food. One visitor would argue that the celebration involves a whole lot more.
August 2004
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Recipe for the Good Life

For kitchen philosopher Angelo Pellegrini, the riches of the Pacific Northwest were the American Dream on a dinner plate.
July 2004
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The Wild, Wild, and Woolly West

In Colorado, a family tradition as old as the hills of Greece is kept alive by barbecued lamb.
June 2004
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By the Big Sea Water

More than half a century ago, a young boy discovered a mysterious and forbidding body of water—and tasted a smoked fish that has haunted him ever since.
May 2004
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Killing Me Softly

Over the river and through the woods to Grandma’s house we go—where we will be fed. And fed. And fed.
February 2004
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An Affair to Remember

Home to rocky shorelines and an active volcano, Italy’s Lipari Islands may not seduce you from the start. But just give them some time.
January 2004
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