24 episodes
Richmond Famous Nicole Lang & Laura Sant
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4.8 • 26 Ratings
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Exploring Food, Culture and Community in Richmond, VA.
A podcast for locals and the RVA curious alike.
Hosted and produced by Nicole Lang and Laura Sant.
Follow us at Instagram @rvafamous and our website: www.richmondfamous.com
Our theme song is Funky Virginia by Sir Guy.
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Haunted by Spirits: Mary Allison of Reservoir Distillery
Fall is just around the corner and we are getting into that brown liquor with Mary Allison of Reservoir Distillery!
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"I built my business on folklore": Courtney Mailey of Blue Bee Cider
Next up on the beverage parade, Virginia's OG historical quaff, CIDER! Courtney Mailey, founder and original cider maker at Blue Bee, talks apple to us.
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"Everybody's Right About What They Like": Noelle Forest of Lamplighter Coffee
We go deep on all things coffee with Noelle Forest, one of the founders of Richmond's Lamplighter Coffee Roasters.
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Rob Bland has a Brush Crush: Accoutre
Richmond’s chefs, home cooks, and those with an eye for impeccable design already know Mr. Rob Bland, the proprietor and curator of specialty home and kitchen goods shop Accoutre in Scott’s Addition. We visited with him at the beautiful space and talked shop. (Get it?)
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Beautiful Ladies Who Eat a Lot: Nicole and Laura Interview Each Other
You asked, we answered: For our 20th episode, we’re interviewing each other. Tune in to learn how our podcast duo ended up in Richmond, what drew them to food, their thoughts on #rvadine, and their favorite Van Halen songs.
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We Mill Because We Must: Sub Rosa Bakery
We chat with Evrim and Evin of Sub Rosa Bakery, the Church Hill spot that's known around the country for its incomparable bread and pastry work.
Customer Reviews
Refreshing take on RVA with entertaining chats
First two episodes were on point! Well done ladies. Looking forward to discovering more through your chats with the Richmond Famous!
Like Portlandia without comedy.
First off: the mics and levels need to be adjusted. It sounded like a bunch of snakes were having a conversation with all of those S’s clipping.
Other than that, the podcast seems pretty vapid. The guests have little knowledge of Richmond and attribute larger social changes in the country to only RVA.
Additionally something seems fishy about their ratings. iTunes says it’s 5.0 stars even though they have 22 ratings with multiple 3 star reviews. I guess... put a fish on it?
Laura Sant is awesome!
Listen to this podcast!