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Lunch with Pollan, Part Two: Hopeful Words
Dan Moulthrop, a former journalism student of Michael Pollan, interviewed the writer before a sold-out crowd at the Ohio Theater last week. I asked Dan, Curator of Conversation at The Civic Commons, a Knight Foundation project to use new media and emerging technologies to strengthen civic engagement, for his thoughts on Pollan's visit. —M.R.
by Daniel Moulthrop
I woke up this morning from a dream in which I'd taken Michael Pollan to the West Side Market. It's just an echo of his Monday visit, and a remnant of a strong desire the Cleveland ambassador in me had to show him both that place and the Ohio City Farm.
Here's my big takeaway from Monday night: The food system I grew up with is not ...
Posted in aromatics, Food Adventure, Food Writing, Guest Post Also tagged Daniel Moulthrop, Joel Salatin, Ohio City Farm, The Greenhouse Tavern, Vinegar, west side market, Will Allen Comments closed
Lunch with Michael Pollan:
Two Words of Warning
On Monday, Writer’s Center Stage and Cuyahoga Public Library brought Michael Pollan to Cleveland to speak. He happened to be free for lunch and seemed delighted to be taken to The Greenhouse Tavern (above, photos by Donna Turner Ruhlman), for a taste of fall.
Pollan, who lives, teaches and writes in Berkeley, CA, is tall and lanky, bobs his head a lot, smiles easily, and is engaging in conversation. He was for years a magazine editor in New York, and left full-time employment with no small amount of anxiety to complete his first book. His second book had mediocre sales, he noted (I read it long ago, excellent book). The Botony of Desire faired better, but it was The Omnivore's Dilemma that transformed him from non-fiction author and ...
Posted in chefs, Farming, Food Politics, Writing Also tagged agribusiness, Jonathon Sawyer, The Greenhouse Tavern, US Farmers & Ranchers Alliance Comments closed











