The goal of our show and the website is to become the culinary voice of Wisconsin, bringing together foodies, chefs and farmers.
So, over the course of the next couple of months, wisconsinfoodie.com will be launching the several major enhancements, including:
- Complete video library of Season 2
- The Restaurant Guide
- Foodie’s Calendar of Events
- ”Shop” – where you can purchase your very own Foodie stuff
Here’s the dish…
The Foodie Guide: The Foodie Guide will serve as a video database of for the restaurants of Wisconsin, as well as others contributing to the culinary scene in Wisconsin. While we are limited on our weekly show to feature everyone we want to, this feature will give us more time and room to tell the amazing stories not profiled on the show, as well as the amazing personalities you are interested in hearing about. If you’d like to be part of the guide, please e-mail arthur@wisconsinfoodie.com.
Foodie’s Calendar of Events: Don’t know which farmer’s market is open this weekend? Or when a food festival is? We can help. The calendar will let us share with you all the great culinary events that you may or may not know about. Time after time during the production of Wisconsin Foodie, we came across amazing culinary events and it seemed like nobody had heard about them. Our team plans to bring the inside scoop on everything from farmers markets to celebrity appearances (and maybe even a Kyle, Jessica or Brian sighting or two…). If you would like to be included on our event calendar, please send us a note.
Shop: Your dreams have finally come to true, because now, you can purchase your very own Wisconsin Foodie DVD. If that isn’t enough to make you jump from your seat, we are making available the whole season of Wisconsin Foodie. And why just watch it when you can wear it. We will also make it possible for you to show your support and affection by wearing your very own Wisconsin Foodie T-Shirts and other branded items, as we can get them in. Stay Tuned!
Our show may be the main attraction, but we hope the website can be the heart of what we are doing. So, while we are off selling and shooting Season 3 (yes I said Season 3) check the website for our cool new features as well as Foodie updates. And if you aren’t already, become our friend on Facebook to hear the latest and greatest as soon as it’s hot off the stove.
Yours truly,
Arthur Ircink
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