
Full Exclusive interview with Cliff Sharples
When “Roadfood: Discovering America One Dish At A Time” debuted, it was less cooking and more of a travel show talking to people about culture
When “Roadfood: Discovering America One Dish At A Time” debuted, it was less cooking and more of a travel show talking to people about culture
We first spoke to “America’s Test Kitchen” and “Cook’s Country” (Saturday afternoon staples on KLCS) co-host Bridget exactly a year before the pandemic. To deal
We first spoke Maria Lawton, host of Maria’s Portuguese Table, in the middle of the pandemic, when she spoke about how she got her show
Each week on Milk Street, fans get to watch recipes from around the world and in the process do some vicarious travel with host Chris
100 Days, Drinks, Dishes and Destinations is a wonderous journey around the country, and the world. Host Leslie Sbrocco guides us through spontaneous magical moments,
We first spoke with Chef Vivian Howard about four years ago when her second show, “Somewhere South”, was about to debut on PBS. A lot
Diane Kochilas, host of “My Greek Table with Diane Kochilas” takes viewers to beautiful Grecian locales and shares the roots and cultural history of local
We first spoke to Sara Moulton in 2019 and with new episodes airing of “Sara’s Weeknight Meals,” we thought it would be a good time
“Wine First” is a new show on Create TV combining food and wine in a way that showcases the wine and its producers. Through the
We first spoke to San Francisco-based host and chef Joanne Weir months before the pandemic. Since then, the longtime KQED host, whose cooking show airs
Patrick Harlan is the host of “Dining with the Chef,” where he interviews chef Rika Yukimasa on Japanese home cooking. We interviewed Rika early in
Since Jacques Pépin is so synonymous with Julia Child and PBS, it’s easy to think their connection was through PBS; KLCS Public Media talks with
Flavor or Poland is one of the newer shows airing on Create TV; the show was produced in 2019 and debuted in 2020. The show’s
During the COVID pandemic, many of the PBS cooking programs took their shows home, literally, and Ming Tsai’s Simply Ming At Home was one show
It’s been three years since KLCS spoke to Mary Ann Esposito, our very first Chefs Corner interview. Her long-running show “Ciao Italia” is still on
As the host of “Moveable Feast With Relish,” Native Angeleno, Alexandra Thomopolous got to immerse herself in New England to do things like going cranberry
We first spoke to PBS chef Lidia Bastianich, whose show “Lidia’s Kitchen” is a staple on the KLCS Saturday afternoon cooking block, a couple years
Growing up, Bianca Borges, from “Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street,” would watch Julia Child on PBS with her mom; her mom would make dishes from “Mastering
“Maria’s Portuguese Table” is a new show on KLCS’ CreateTV which takes viewers on the road to various Portuguese restaurants in America as well as
Bryan Roof has become the resident traveller on “Cook’s Country,” airing on KLCS as part of our Saturday afternoon cooking block, with the aim of
“Christina Cooks” host Christina Pirello is the only macrobiotic vegan chef on PBS who’s been teaching how to cook healthier because it’s what helped her
Even though Hubert Keller was one of the first rock star chefs before the word “foodie” was even in our vernacular, with his legendary Fleur
Longtime viewers of “America’s Test Kitchen” know that Becky Hays is the healthful cooking chef on the cast, always showing us how to make tasty
As many people who turn 50 can attest to, it seems once they hit that age, their body can start to fall apart as if
“Annabel Langbein: The Free Range Cook” is the only show on KLCS’ CreateTV that takes viewers half way across the world to a peaceful garden
Julie Taboulie has brought Lebanese cuisine to PBS viewers through her show “Julie Taboulie’s Lebanese Kitchen” on KLCS’ CreateTV, where she shares dishes that go
For the many people who haven’t been able to travel, “Dining with the Chef” on Create has been a way to escape to another place
In “Les Stroud’s Wild Harvest,” time seems to slow down as we watch Les forage for food around his Oregon home while chef Paul Rogalski
Often when one door closes, a new, bigger and better door opens. Marilynn Brass is a great example; as someone who lost a job later
While she may be a new face to KLCS and PBS cooking show viewers, fans of food competition shows will recognize Chef Monti Carlo when