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Friday Found Treasures KRML Radio Broadcasts – 2024

Edible Monterey Bay managing editor Mark C. Anderson and KRML general manager Jeff White discuss the local food scene every Friday at noon on KRML, 94.7FM.

You know how it goes. Two great things come together and elevate one another further. 

Maybe it’s beer and barbecue, Santa Cruz beaches and gourmet deli sandwiches, or Monterey Bay sea bass and Salinas Valley Chardonnay. 

Here it happens with KRML 94.7 and Edible Monterey Bay, with a regular radio collaboration that airs every Friday after 12pm noon to discuss all of the above combinations and a whole bunch more. 

It’s a lot of fun, with a lot of great food-and-drink news, tips and revelations built in. Here appear archives of the FFT spots to date.  

Friday, December 13

Do it yourself ramen?! On Fisherman’s Wharf?! Plus notes on the richest bone broth on the block.

Friday, December 6

Of Edible’s latest West Coast championship, a fresh print edition, major ownership shift with a Santa Cruz legend, and a road house worth mapping.

Friday, November 29

A painful but important 13-part love note to the restaurants we’ve lost in 2024, including a half-dozen major community favorites. Plus an epic leftovers hack for the holidays.

Friday, November 22

Renewing the lost art of the happy hour in Watsonville, and Companion Bakery expands its community dynasty in Santa Cruz. 

Friday, November 15

Digging into the deep mushroom wisdom from Paul Stamets’ visit to Monterey, and ways to make the most of local seafood.

Friday, November 1

A live remote from Big Sur Food & Wine 2024, with a bonus dose of a beautiful new brunch back on top of Monterey Bay.

Friday, October 18

The question you didn’t see coming, or at least worth debating: Is Pacific Grove cool now? The Found Treasures team discusses, with a spotlight on new bar/music venue/record store Pop & Hiss. Plus great tastes and training courtesy Rancho Cielo. 

Friday, October 4

If artisan cheese wasn’t cosmic invitation enough, the FFT team unlocks other amazeballs energy around Carmel Valley’s cheese rise and the fact that the state president of quality cheese lives among us. Plus New Zealand ice cream is finally coming to Cannery Row.

Friday, September 27

What exactly did you accomplish in college? Luckily enough for the vast community connected to Everyone’s Harvest farmers markets, one CSU Monterey Bay student launched the nonprofit that just celebrated 21 years of fresh produce for the people, across multiple markets.

Friday, September 20

A rollicking and far-reaching run through the Fall 2024 print issue, from truffle dogs on houseboats to breakthrough cookbooks in independent bookstores.

Friday, September 13

FFT dives into the causes of a kelp forest collapse, and aquaculture and fine dining can help prevent a sea urchin apocalypse.

Friday, August 16

Another week of making history—this time in Pacific Grove, via Hops & Fog, plus a New Zealand ice cream update and a chef move worth mentioning.

Friday, August 9

A historic bit of news for Central Coast restaurants borders on Olympian, with stars to match.

Friday, August 2

There is a treasure that’s been sitting there for decades. And now it’s ready for its closeup.

Friday, July 26

When it’s OK to wait in line, a Carmel breakfast legend makes The Tonight Show, and tasty kitchen hacks.

Friday, July 19

A rollicking frolic befitting the Big SurReal Dalí dinner, and how to join the fun going forward.

Friday, June 28

What is New Zealand-style ice cream? Why is an izakaya just what Westside ordered? And what is “Edible Monterey Bay Marketplace”? Discuss.

Friday, June 7

A brisk discussion of what Big Sur really needs, deep down, and a chef returning home to live out a dream.

Friday, May 31

Discussing the viability of $26 French toast and how it can actually be worth it. Plus all-capital EPIC SAUSAGE in Seaside for summer grilling.

Friday, May 24

A live drop-in on Cali Roots also dips into how you know you’re a people person (or not), and a big Summer Solstice Soiree in Carmel Valley. 

An informal holiday for Big Sur access, plus amazeballs value for lunch, wine weekend in Santa Cruz and more flavor where that came from.

Two goblets of wine news from Carmel Valley: a new natural vino bar and a major sale of one local Pinot legend to another.

An updated community classic makes a claim for the best tri-tip sandwich in the region and popular pop-up Oystertown has a brick-and-mortar home—making for a double dose of delicious food news on a Friday.

An early afternoon leap into local late night offerings—or lack thereof—starring up-till-4am Evil Wings and their hot sauce so spicy it will win you free food if you eat it.

FFT takes a special report look at the highs and lows of #PBFW24, including why a name change makes sense.

A dream-adjacent field report from the ground at the rebirth of Pebble Beach Food & Wine, and Thai cooking classes for the people.

A grateful riff about a specific and almost-textbook type of Found Treasure—a devoutly family-run, funky, friendly and semi-hidden deli that defies the term, in the heart of Cannery Row’s touristy stretch. Plus a Pebble Beach Food & Wine update.

A stroll through the fresh spring issue of EMB, with a side of crab-stuffed avocado and a splash of true happy hour street cred.

Word on the power of “borracho gazpacho” without explanation (it’s a clever seafood shot by chef Justin Robarge), the impressive lineup of Get Hooked! chefs, and the much-anticipated opening of Watsonville Public House in the heart of Apple City’s downtown. 

Tipsy Putt earns an early endorsement for its sports bar-mini golf formula, which just debuted on Cannery Row, while a major food story—micro-enterprise home kitchen operations—finally gets some shine. 

A special Friday Found TRAVEL Treasures goes on an expedition to Las Vegas for a kaleidoscope cocktail acid trip with Lost Spirits AND a rather magical romp through Mendocino. 

Live from Las Vegas: Talk of boiled peanuts, Deion Sanders, Super Bowl action and tools for eating healthy—but still indulgently—around the Big Game. Plus a new cannery plan for Monterey Bay and the debut of Cavalletta in Aptos. 

The question for host Jeff White and the congregation lands on a curious place: weird (and near unbelievable) foods of childhood. Which ties into good salmon news and Leon Panetta legends.

Adventuring through the mycelium wilds of Big Sur Fungus Face-Off + notes on a life-changing kimchi breakfast burrito in Watsonville.

Friday, January 19

What game would you pick to play—against the devil—to save your soul? And other penetrating questions, about organic farming.

Friday, January 12

A blistering (and delicious) dive into 2024 restaurants to come, with a mini groundswell of downtown brewpubs.

Friday, January 5

Pack your bags: The FFT duo is doing a continental scramble across your tastebud imagination by way of Croatia, Bulgaria, Russia, Czech Republic and New Monterey. Meet Malinka European Mini Market, hiding in plain sight.