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"When a restaurant is flowing it’s a kind of symphony," says Eric Shin, who is simultaneously CEO and co-founder of SeoulSpice restaurants and principal percussionist for the National Symphony Orchestra.

Geoffrey Baer rides the rails, Lucy Worsley investigates the American Revolution, and we celebrate Jewish heritage and Earth Day in April.

Chicago has three nominees for this year's James Beard Awards, one of the food industry's highest honors. The awards ceremony will take place in Chicago. 

After years of unjust imprisonment, Edmond meets the sole other prisoner and begins learning from him while they also tunnel to freedom. 

Soames quickly intensifies his relationship with Irene without his family's knowledge, while a long-kept secret upends Jo and his family's lives. 

Two sisters-in-law newly arrived from Ireland grapple with pregnancies as the midwives face a modernizing world, while a possible rabies outbreak spooks Poplar. 

Try a broccoli and cheddar quiche from a PBS blog.

Try master baker Paul Hollywood's hot cross buns for Easter. 

"The first time I tasted it, it was sort of a revelation," says Cellar Door Provisions' Ethan Pikas of the black pepper from the suburban Chicago-based Reluctant Trading Experiment. 

The Illinois primaries made for a busy news month. Did you keep up with the news? Test your knowledge with our monthly news quiz.

Jake and Ariel Schneider's second, larger location is an homage to their families and their food traditions, in a bid to be the kind of nostalgic, cherished Jewish deli they grew up enjoying.

The writer of Walden has been flattened into a caricature, but Henry David Thoreau was much more than a "prophetic hermit," the directors of the documentary say. 

Kate Warne became the nation’s first female detective when she began working for the Pinkerton National Detective Agency in Chicago, and she later played a key role in foiling an apparent assassination plot against president-elect Abraham Lincoln. 

On the eve of his marriage to Mercédès, Edmond is arrested and sent to a notorious prison without trial, the result of a scheme against him by his enemies. 

Jo Forsyte married to advance his family's interests and gave up his passion for art to work for the family firm, which he is due to head, despite his cousin Soames' belief that he is better suited.