Author Archives: Kait

At Home with Inga: Spring Frittata

Posted on June 3, 2015 by Kait

I think it’s safe to say that we all love the food featured on Around the Farm Table. If you’re looking for more recipes and cooking tips, check out our new series of blog posts, where Inga shares some of her … Continue reading →

Posted in Behind the Scenes, Resources | Tagged Around the Farm Table, At Home With Inga, free range eggs, Frittata, Inga Witscher, nettles, spring cooking, springtime recipes, thistles

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Puffin-opolis: Explore Animal Cities with ‘Nature’

Posted on April 22, 2015 by Kait

In the latest installment of “cute and fluffy things at WPT,” we’re talking about puffins! You’ve seen them on cereal boxes, but the real birds are WAY more interesting. Fun facts: Puffins actually shed their colorful beaks after mating season … Continue reading →

Posted in Show Previews | Tagged Animal Homes, Cute and Fluffy, Nature, puffins

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Catch Up with A Chef’s Life Online

Posted on March 18, 2015 by Kait

A Chef’s Life is one of my favorite cooking shows for a ton of reasons: the story immediately draws you in, the production of the show is always top-notch, and the visuals are creative and compelling. Eastern North Carolina seems … Continue reading →

Posted in Behind the Scenes, Show Previews | Tagged A Chef's Life, Chef & the Farmer, North Carolina, Southern food, The Boiler Room, Vivian Howard

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Behind the Scenes: Q&A with Remarkable Homes host Michael Bridgeman

Posted on February 27, 2015 by Kait

Watch Online Now — Remarkable Homes of Wisconsin If you’re looking for a glimpse of summer and some architectural gems, check out one of our newest shows, Remarkable Homes of Wisconsin, premiering 7 p.m. Monday, March 2. Inspired by the Wisconsin Historical … Continue reading →

Posted in Behind the Scenes, Show Previews | Tagged Architectural Preservation, Architecture, Barron County, Frank Lloyd Wright Wisconsin, Island of Happy Days, Jon Hornbacher, Madison Trust for Historic Preservation, Michael Bridgeman, Mike Baron, Remarkable Homes of Wisconsin, Stout Island, The Jeffris Family Foundation, Wisconsin Historical Society, Wisconsin's Own: Twenty Remarkable Homes

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Innovating with Owls

Posted on February 18, 2015 by Kait

Whether we’re talking about Christopher Robin’s pal or the mascot from the Tootsie Roll commercials, wise old owls make for pretty lovable characters. They’re fluffy, quiet and capable, making all of those dark and imposing fairytale forests just a little … Continue reading →