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GARDEN MEDIA: Dig and Dine




The show trailer has a great host - covers pesto made from basil grown on a rooftop farm. Whats not to like? Jeanne Sparrow Dig n Dine's host is "every woman". She's your mom - she's your wife - she's your best girlfriend. Jeanne's pleasant and has a really easy to listen to voice. Her presentation is enthusiastic without being dramatic and her interest in those she interviews seems genuine. The editorial of the show is professional and the story moves quickly - but not so fast that you can't follow the key points - It's sort of a cooking and urban gardening show all in one. Perfect!
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