Molly Culver's guest appearances

Molly Culver

Radio Cherry Bombe

Slow Flowers Podcast

Arianna Huffington

Christina Stembel

Lisa Ling

Anthony Bourdain

Jancis Robinson

Lidia Bastianich

Stephen Colbert

Jeremy Allen

Michael Foley

Hannah Morgan

Tieghan Gerard

Antoni Porowski

Carla Hall

Samin Nosrat

Karen Akunowicz

OwlTail

Sylvia Lukach

Molly Oliver Flowers

https://youtu.be/m5U42PP8QmE https://youtu.be/1GdrIsa4N2AThe fifth Slow Flowers Summit is coming right up and everyone involved is getting very excited to convene in New York's Westchester County for three creatively informative and inspiring days centered around local flowers, sustainability and community -- June 26 to June 28.Today, I want to share two back-to-back interviews with Slow Flowers members in New York's lower Hudson Valley and Brooklyn, both of whom are hosting bonus events built around the Slow Flowers Summit. You'll meet Sylvia Lukach of Cape Lily Floral and Molly Culver of Molly Oliver Flowers.Here's the scoop: Our conference theme is Flowers as Artists Muse, and on Day Three our attendees will enjoy an immersive experience at Stone Barns Center's Arts &amp; Ecology Lab. According to Sylvia Lukach, after our fantastic final day, the party isn't over! And if that's not enough fun, Molly Culver has curated a fantastic NYC Flower District tour on Wednesday, June 29th. Learn more as you join my conversations with both women today.First: On Tuesday evening, June 28th, Sylvia and several of the creatives of Makers Central in Tarrytown, New York, will host a studio tour and cocktail party in their shared artisan workspace -- an exclusive opportunity for Summit guests only.During the Slow Flowers Summit Arts &amp; Ecology Lab programming, attendees will meet, Connor McGinn, a ceramic artist and owner of Connor McGinn Studio, and papermaker Natalia Woodward of Batflower Press. Sylvia Lukach will also be there to assist Blue Hill Restaurant operations manager and floral designer Philppe Gouze in his demonstration. She generously cooked up the Makers Central tour and after party and I'm so looking forward to attending and learning more about how her floral studio fits into a large makers space with so many creative mediums.The Meet the Makers at Makers Central cocktail part is only open to attendees of the Slow Flowers Summit. Signup link is provided in today's show notes.Second: You'll hear my conversation with Molly Culver of Brooklyn-based Molly Oliver Flowers, who will share a preview of her post-Summit program, a NYC Flower District Walking Tour, followed by lunch and studio visit to Molly Oliver Flowers' space in Brooklyn.Molly Culver's NYC Flower District Walking Tour and Lunch/Design Demonstration at her Brooklyn studio are open to Summit attendees and other flower lovers. The morning and afternoon sessions are separately priced at $95 each and space is limited. You can join Molly for either session, or sign up for both! The cost of cabs (to be shared with other participants) and lunch is included in the workshop ticket. Click here to Register for the June 29th NYC Flower District Tour &amp; Lunch/Design Demonstration with Molly Oliver CulverThank you to our Sponsors!This show is brought to you by Slowflowers.com, the free, online directory to more than 850 florists, shops, and studios who design with local, seasonal and sustainable flowers and to the farms that grow those blooms.  It’s the conscious choice for buying and sending flowers.Thank you to our lead sponsor, Farmgirl Flowers. Farmgirl Flowers delivers iconic burlap-wrapped bouquets and lush, abundant arrangements to customers across the U.S., supporting U.S. flower farms by purchasing more than $10 million dollars of U.S.-grown fresh and seasonal flowers and foliage annually. Discover more at farmgirlflowers.com.Thank you to Red Twig Farms. Based in Johnstown, Ohio, Red Twig Farms is a family-owned farm specializing in peonies, daffodils, tulips and branches, a popular peony-bouquet-by-mail program and their Spread the Hope Campaign where customers purchase 10 tulip stems for essential workers and others in their community. Learn more at redtwigfarms.com.Thank you to the Seattle Wholesale Growers Market, a farmer-owned cooperative committed to providing the very best the Paci...

<a href="https://youtu.be/m5U42PP8QmE" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/m5U42PP8QmE</a> <a href="https://youtu.be/1GdrIsa4N2A" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/1GdrIsa4N2A</a> The fifth Slow Flowers Summit is coming right up and everyone involved is getting very excited to convene in New York's Westchester County for three creatively informative and inspiring days centered around local flowers, sustainability and community -- June 26 to June 28. Today, I want to share two back-to-back interviews with Slow Flowers members in New York's lower Hudson Valley and Brooklyn, both of whom are hosting bonus events built around the Slow Flowers Summit. You'll meet Sylvia Lukach of Cape Lily Floral and Molly Culver of Molly Oliver Flowers. Here's the scoop: Our conference theme is Flowers as Artists Muse, and on Day Three our attendees will enjoy an immersive experience at Stone Barns Center's Arts &amp; Ecology Lab. According to Sylvia Lukach, after our fantastic final day, the party isn't over! And if that's not enough fun, Molly Culver has curated a fantastic NYC Flower District tour on Wednesday, June 29th. Learn more as you join my conversations with both women today. First: On Tuesday evening, June 28th, Sylvia and several of the creatives of Makers Central in Tarrytown, New York, will host a studio tour and cocktail party in their shared artisan workspace -- an exclusive opportunity for Summit guests only. During the Slow Flowers Summit Arts &amp; Ecology Lab programming, attendees will meet, Connor McGinn, a ceramic artist and owner of Connor McGinn Studio, and papermaker Natalia Woodward of Batflower Press. Sylvia Lukach will also be there to assist Blue Hill Restaurant operations manager and floral designer Philppe Gouze in his demonstration. She generously cooked up the Makers Central tour and after party and I'm so looking forward to attending and learning more about how her floral studio fits into a large makers space with so many creative mediums. The Meet the Makers at Makers Central cocktail part is only open to attendees of the Slow Flowers Summit. Signup link is provided in today's show notes. Second: You'll hear my conversation with Molly Culver of Brooklyn-based Molly Oliver Flowers, who will share a preview of her post-Summit program, a NYC Flower District Walking Tour, followed by lunch and studio visit to Molly Oliver Flowers' space in Brooklyn. Molly Culver's NYC Flower District Walking Tour and Lunch/Design Demonstration at her Brooklyn studio are open to Summit attendees and other flower lovers. The morning and afternoon sessions are separately priced at $95 each and space is limited. You can join Molly for either session, or sign up for both! The cost of cabs (to be shared with other participants) and lunch is included in the workshop ticket. Click here to Register for the June 29th NYC Flower District Tour &amp; Lunch/Design Demonstration with Molly Oliver Culver Thank you to our Sponsors! This show is brought to you by <a href="http://Slowflowers.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Slowflowers.com</a>, the free, online directory to more than 850 florists, shops, and studios who design with local, seasonal and sustainable flowers and to the farms that grow those blooms.  It’s the conscious choice for buying and sending flowers. Thank you to our lead sponsor, Farmgirl Flowers. Farmgirl Flowers delivers iconic burlap-wrapped bouquets and lush, abundant arrangements to customers across the U.S., supporting U.S. flower farms by purchasing more than $10 million dollars of U.S.-grown fresh and seasonal flowers and foliage annually. Discover more at <a href="http://farmgirlflowers.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">farmgirlflowers.com</a>. Thank you to Red Twig Farms. Based in Johnstown, Ohio, Red Twig Farms is a family-owned farm specializing in peonies, daffodils, tulips and branches, a popular peony-bouquet-by-mail program and their Spread the Hope Campaign where customers purchase 10 tulip stems for essential workers and others in their community. Learn more at <a href="http://redtwigfarms.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">redtwigfarms.com</a>. Thank you to the Seattle Wholesale Growers Market, a farmer-owned cooperative committed to providing the very best the Paci...

Episode 563: Slow Flowers Summit 2022 bonus tours with Sylvia Lukach of Cape Lily Floral and Molly Culver of Molly Oliver Flowers

Alex Raij

Radio Cherry Bombe continues to spotlight some of the most talented, accomplished and forward-thinking women in food – and this week’s episode is no exception. First – we meet Alex Raij. Alex Raij is chef and owner, along with her husband Eder Montero, of several popular New York City restaurants: Txikito, El Quinto Pino and El Comedor in Manhattan and La Vara in Brooklyn. Alex was voted Eater’s 2012 “Chef of the Year” and Bon Appétit named her among six ground breaking chefs in the feature, Women Chef’s: The Next Generation. Later – we meet Molly Culver, Brooklyn-based farmer and floral designer. She’s the proprietor of Molly Oliver Flowers and Co-Farm Manager &amp; Field Trip Coordinator at BK Farmyards! This program was brought to you by Fairway Market.   “I think about authenticity a lot and I want to be true to the cuisines, but La Vara is my most improvisational restaurant.” [06:00] “With La Vara, I really wanted to be able to celebrate Mediterranean flavors – they were flavors that were really speaking to me.” [08:00] –Alex Raij on Radio Cherry Bombe “I think of myself a farmer/teacher. I spend most of my time side by side with beginning farmers, but the income we make through our produce and flower sales accounts for over 35% of our whole budget.” [26:00] –Molly Culver on Radio Cherry Bombe

Radio Cherry Bombe continues to spotlight some of the most talented, accomplished and forward-thinking women in food – and this week’s episode is no exception. First – we meet Alex Raij. Alex Raij is chef and owner, along with her husband Eder Montero, of several popular New York City restaurants: Txikito, El Quinto Pino and El Comedor in Manhattan and La Vara in Brooklyn. Alex was voted Eater’s 2012 “Chef of the Year” and Bon Appétit named her among six ground breaking chefs in the feature, Women Chef’s: The Next Generation. Later – we meet Molly Culver, Brooklyn-based farmer and floral designer. She’s the proprietor of Molly Oliver Flowers and Co-Farm Manager &amp; Field Trip Coordinator at BK Farmyards! This program was brought to you by <a href="http://www.FairwayMarket.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fairway Market</a>. <h4>“I think about authenticity a lot and I want to be true to the cuisines, but La Vara is my most improvisational restaurant.” [06:00]</h4> “With La Vara, I really wanted to be able to celebrate Mediterranean flavors – they were flavors that were really speaking to me.” [08:00] –Alex Raij on Radio Cherry Bombe “I think of myself a farmer/teacher. I spend most of my time side by side with beginning farmers, but the income we make through our produce and flower sales accounts for over 35% of our whole budget.” [26:00] –Molly Culver on Radio Cherry Bombe

Alex Raij and Molly Culver