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Raincoast Launches 3-Part Podcast on Anthony Bourdain
by monique t
Food & Drink + News + Podcasts / July 04, 2006
ANTHONY BOURDAIN UNCENSORED
Raincoast Books Brings You a Day in the Life of a Reluctant Celebrity Chef
Listen to Raincoast's special 3-part podcast of Anthony Bourdain, celebrity chef, traveller and author of the bestsellers Kitchen Confidential and The Nasty Bits.
The Schedule: 3-Part Podcast on Anthony Bourdain
Part 1 starting July 4: Bourdain's World (Play Now)
Part 2 starting July 11: The Book Signing
Part 3 starting July 18: Not All Nasty Bits
You can LISTEN NOW
Click here to play the MP3, running time: 14:53
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About the Anthony Bourdain Podcast
On June 12, 2006, Anthony Bourdain spent a day in Vancouver doing media interviews and bookstore appearances (see photos). He wore a lapel microphone during the entire day, allowing Raincoast Books and At Large Media to record Bourdain's casual conversation with fans, private moments in the car, and regular interview style questions. It's Bourdain as you've never heard him before.
About Raincoast Books: Raincoast Books is a Canadian publisher and distributor based in Vancouver, BC. On November 16, 2005, Raincoast officially launched its literary podcast series. Authors interviewed to date include Jim Lynch, Nathan Sellyn, and Sherri Magee and Kathy Scalzo. http://www.raincoast.com/podcast/index.html
About At Large Media: At Large Media works with world-class companies and organizations to build meaningful connections with consumers. They work across a variety of media platforms to provide clients with the strategic support they need to succeed as leaders in today's Information Economy.
See http://www.atlargemedia.com for more information.
Media Contact
Monique Trottier
Internet Marketing Manager of Raincoast Books
monique at raincoast dot com
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