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Kombucha, Organic Chef and Hot Springs: Lauren Kershner of Songbird Parlour in Glen Ellen
Chef Lauren Kershner was born in Wisconsin, raised in Arizona and then moved to Mendocino before working in Napa and settling in Sonoma... and along the way she picked up how to cook, how to make kombucha and most importantly, and how to give back to her community.
She stops by the Sonoma Spiel podcast to talk about what she's cooking, events she is putting on, olive oil she uses from a local orchard, and how she got started making Valley of the Moon Kombucha.
And it wouldn't be the Sonoma Spiel podcast without "We Get Questions" where our guests answer questions from Sonoma Valley visitors.
This week she answers:
🔥How come there aren’t as many hot springs in Sonoma? The kind where you sit naked in the rocks with the water flowing – 60s style?
🎧 Is there a good podcast to listen to that covers outdoor adventures in Sonoma County?
🚗 We will come to Sonoma County next week and stay in Glen Ellen. Does anyone have any suggestions for transportation to visit wineries? We will have a rental car, but don't think other drivers are covered. Can we reserve an Uber at certain pickup times from the vineyards? (From Sonoma County Wine Imbibers Facebook)
🍽 Where can we find a restaurant in Sonoma that uses organic ingredients? And Lauren dishes on where to find places to soak au naturel in Northern California, where to hike, and how to take the Sonoma Valley bus to a winery.
Every week our podcast guests answer YOUR questions about wine country and visiting Sonoma. Got questions about Sonoma Valley? You can email us at info@sonomavalley.com, text us or contact us through Facebook, Instagram, TikTok or just walk into one of our two visitor centers.
It's Sonoma Valley's top podcast and you find it wherever you find fine podcasts, including
Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-sonoma-spiel/id1634467429
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4UuskGhmJ3EkWQk8DObR9b
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/playli....st?list=PLiSa7rAVobs
