Kansas City Food Memories

by Robert Duensing

This is a conversation among friends sharing cherished memories. Many of our best memories involve food. An amazing thing about hearing these stories is that they will breath life back into long forgotten memories of your own. You can call into the radio, post online or even shoot us an email to share on the next show.
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Podcast episodes

  • Season 1

  • Episode 38, Doug Frost for Wine Time

    Episode 38, Doug Frost for Wine Time

    S01 E38
    54:47

    Robert Duensing sits down with Doug Frost, Certified Master of Wine and Certified Sommelier to talk about old memories and wine.

  • Episode 37, Jim Eddie & Jamie Farr

    Episode 37, Jim Eddie & Jamie Farr

    S01 E37
    54:31

    Host Robert Duensing is joined by long time KC restauranteur Jim Eddy and his good friend, Jamie Farr. Both are such wonderful people that see the positives in life and quick to recall stories that will put a smile on your face. This is one that bring back many memories of the Good Old Days.

  • Episode 36, Andrew Yates, All About Mike Murphy

    Episode 36, Andrew Yates, All About Mike Murphy

    S01 E36
    58:08

    This week, the radio show was pre-empted my MY Football, so we went with Plan B. This was our first attempt at live streaming on Facebook Live. My special guest was Andrew Yates, the last producer for the Mike Murphy Show, While this was not totally about food, if you want to know about KC, you have to know about the legendary Mike Murphy.

  • Episode 35, Jerry Anselmo, an inspiration

    Episode 35, Jerry Anselmo, an inspiration

    S01 E35
    54:40

    Robert Duensing sits with Jerry Anselmo to share stories about St. Louis restaurants, including the Hill, Kansas City and the Brian Anselmo Memorial Foundation.

  • Romanelli's Grill, Joe MacCabe

    Romanelli's Grill, Joe MacCabe

    S01 E34
    54:29

    Today's show is about Romanelli's Grill that used to be on Wornall. Their catch phrase back in the day was, "Here in the Hell is Romanelli's?" Joe Mac Cabe shares stories about the place they called the Cheers in Waldo.