Liam's List: MLK, Lumineers & comfort food

KCBS Radio's Foodie Chap is behind the 49ers!
KCBS Radio's Foodie Chap is behind the 49ers! Photo credit Liam Mayclem/KCBS Radio

EVENT: MLK REMEMBERED
San Francisco's Tenderloin Museum invites you to a special celebration this Saturday: I Have A Dream Celebrating the Life & message of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his leadership in the American civil rights movement from 1955 until his assassination in 1968. Residents of the Tenderloin with musicians, singers, poets, dancers and entrepreneurs unite for this one of a kind celebration. Come one come all and celebrate Saturday from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.

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MOVIE: DELICIOUS
"Delicious" is the tasty tale of what's said to be one of the first restaurants in rural France. Its 1789 just before the French revolution and a servant embarks on a mission to become a chef and free himself from his grim existence. The plan works, almost. After serving disagreeable offerings things improve for the chef when a female apprentice arrives and elevates the cuisine but not the grumpy chef's status. This is a fun foodie romp with gourmet food porn galore. Yes, the film is in French (with English subtitles), but the glorious cinematography does all the talking. I highly recommend this French flick and its title says it all: "DELICIOUS."

EAT: COMFORT FOOD WEEK
More food and now more than ever local restaurants and bars need your support. Visit Concord invites all foodies to celebrate Concord’s 5th Annual Comfort Food Weekstarting on Friday. Discover new dining spots and support your all-time favorites at the dozens of participating Concord restaurants. New for this year a culinary passport that unlocks special discounts and offerings at participating restaurants. From Bambino's for pasta and pizza to Barney's Hickory Pit for BBQ plus brews at Concord Tap House and awesome ales at Epidemic ales combined with diverse cuisine from India, Mexico and Nicaragua there is comfort food for every palate.

MUSIC: THE LUMINEERS
The Lumineers look on the "Brightside" with the release of their 4th studio album. The American folk rock foursome are more electric than acoustic on this latest musical outing. There are whispers of Tom Petty here (Where We Are & A.M Radio) but bigger more anthemic cuts (Big Shot & Reprise) that will inspire a stadium of fans to chant along. Though I did not hear a "Ho Hey" hit on "Brightside" I did find a collection of songs that gets under your skin, that will grow and illuminate in time.

SPORT: GO NINERS
The Niner faithful unite this Sunday as Red & Gold take on the Dallas Cowboys in enemy territory. This first round playoff game is the Niners first chance on the road to get a spot in Super Bowl 56 in Inglewood. GO NINERS!

TV: YELLOWSTONE
I can't get enough of this modern day Western, a tale of gold diggers causing just deserts chaos for a cattle rancher in the Rockies. Kevin Costner brings movie star magic to his role as the cowboy hanging on to a time past. A great support cast with more family drama than the Ewings (Dallas) makes this compelling TV. New episodes are unleashed Sundays on Paramount+.

Liam's List premieres Fridays on KPIX and is also available to download in a podcast via iTunes. Please email ideas to me at liam@liammayclemproductions.com.

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