Michael Marks

Look who dropped by. Marlene Simon, the Plant Lady from Good Day Sacramento, teaching the audience about growing Strawberries.

Join me at #BerryFest at the Woodland Fairgrounds. I will be here both days from 11 - 3 emceeing the food demonstrations. See you there.

Berry Fest is Mother’s Day weekend at the Woodland Fairgrounds. I will be emceeing all of the chef’s demonstrations. John and Jade joins us on Good Day Sacramento to tell us more.

Getting you ready for Cinco de Mayo Guacamole on Good Day Sacramento. Undeniably the Guacamole recipe on the face of the planet.

A great morning on Good Day Sacramento sharing the “Farm to cafeteria table” story at the Amador County Unified School District farm in Jackson.

Some great Hawaiian music at The Q, CharQterie with these great musicians, The Island Sunset band.

My Valentine for 35 years. I’m the man I am today because of you. I love you.

With Photographer Dave Grashoff getting everyone ready for the big game with all the ingredients for a big bowl of Guacamole.

Interviewing Corey “Thunder” Law on the 100-year anniversary tour of the Harlem Globetrotters. Hmmmm. What question should I ask?

The January episode of What’s in Season with Michael Marks is here. Soups on. It’s all about soups. cbsnews.com/sacramento/vid…

Thank you Photographer Dave Grashoff for shooting my last produce segment. Of 2025. Let’s keep getting fresh in 2026.

Cara Buono from Sopranos, Mad Men and Stranger Things. Of course I asked. Her favorite fruit is Stonefruit , and her favorite vegetable is Fennel.

All about sweet potatoes | What’s in Season with Michael Marks youtu.be/ZxPQvTtta1A?si… via @YouTube

At the @FoodLiteracyCenter Farm Dinner. There is Amber sneaking in the photo.

Can’t wait to sip. ⁦@MelissasProduce⁩

The October episode of What’s in Season with Michael Marks is now available, streaming online at CBSNews/Sacramento every Monday and Wednesday at 12:30 pm and every Saturday at 5:30 pm. cbsnews.com/sacramento/vid…

Taped the October episode of What’s in Season with Michael. All about the famous fall gourd, the only vegetable that makes every child smile, Pumpkins. A great team produced a great show.

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Leading a Farmer’s Market tour with the California Department of Public Health Director and State Public Health Officer Dr. Erica Pan. “I learned so much,” Dr. Pan said.

Had fun at the Meadowview Farmers Market. cbsnews.com/gooddaysacrame…