This Month on the American Table:
Our team Summer Travels: Food, Family and Laughs
Coming Later this Month…
Stay tuned for our next podcast episode coming Thursday, August 22nd!
In this episode, I sit dow in the legendary Mary Mac’s Tea Room in Atlanta to chat with Troy Thomas, president of Inertia Films. We discuss his love of history, his documentary Liberty and Slavery: The Paradox of America’s Founding Fathers and his company’s live shot van which allows politicians and high-ranking government officials from the Atlanta area to appear on live television right from their home.
Other Posts and Articles From This Past Month:
My Current Media Diet:
Books I’m Reading
The Exchange by John Grisham- Great summer read. Its Grishams return to the sequal of the blockbuster book and film,The Firm after a fifteen year absence. The film featured Tom Cruise and was as global sensation. I encourage you to read The Exchange before the end of the summer. Warning, you will be on the edge of your seat at every turn.
- : My admiration of Heather Cox Richardson started with her column, Letter from an American. An incredibly gifted writer and historian, she gives us a dose of her analysis as a historian married with events spanning history today. On a recent trip to Kramer Books in Washington DC, I found her book, Democracy Awakening, and I was hooked. She is an unapologetic fan of the President Biden and his policies.
Links I Like
Its Summer! Here are a few links I’ve been loving:
Lobster Sandwich by Chef
. This is the sandwich of stars! Chef brings back this classic dish from his legendary California restaurant, Stars. I was thrilled the recipe and article in this months Food and Wine MagazineCelebrating our love of Maine in the summer, this great article about restaurant Aragosta on Deer Island is sure to get you in the mood for the pure essence of Maine in the summer. Enjoy this great recipe: Lobster and Littleneck Clam Bake
Heading south, I found this great article in Garden and Gun magazine about Chef Zak Walters and his restaurant Sedalia’s. Written by food writer and historian
, this Oklahoma City, this jewel of a restaurant blows him away with its roasted oysters, raw tuna and Duck liver pate’.The American Table Official Merch! We're excited to announce the launch of our new official merchandise store, offering a range of high-quality products that reflect the spirit of our platform.
Something Sweet for Dessert:
Dylan’s, epic first trip to the Waffle House! That’s as good as it gets my friends!
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