Jean-Marie Josselin – Made in Kauai

“At one point I had a lot of restaurants. I had six or seven restaurants. When I sold everything I decided to go on a trip. When I came back two or three years later and decided to open another restaurant not much changes...

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Drew Adams – Foraging and Feasting

“What I usually do, I’ll order a lot of seasonal ingredients and I'll just order them without any dish in mind. And we just get them in, just so we can start that creative process and I know that I'm not going to waste...

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Sam Mason – The Ice Cream Wizard

Sam Mason from Odd Fellows: “We knew {at WD-50} what we wanted to do. We knew the kind of stuff we wanted to produce, that type of aesthetics and the type of techniques but we just didn't know how to do it. So we...

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Bonnie Morales – A Return to Russian Cooking

I grew up really being pretty embarrassed of the food [Russian food} I grew up with. I didn’t want to have anything to do with it. I wanted to eat what my friends were eating at home. Everything my mom made was obviously from...

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Philip Wolf – Cannabis Sommelier in Colorado

It all starts with the cannabis Sommelier breaking down the cannabis strain and then share the tasting notes with the Chef who is able to design a menu that harmonize well with the tasting description that you give them. The cannabis Sommelier contact the...

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Philip Tessier – When the U.S. Team won Bocuse d'Or

When we look at the Bocuse d’Or competition from a distance it is chefs and white jackets doing maybe French style cuisine to some degree and a lot of people don't resonate with that especially in today's world where casual food is the craze. ...

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Episode 8: Brett Sawyer

You know America being the melting pot that it is, all these cuisines, all these styles of food are everywhere at this point. So to me it's not strange to mash these things up. I mean so many different cuisines use such similar ingredients,...

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Episode 7: Michael Fojtasek

I feel that Southern food is very much representative of American food in general. I think it is to me the most indicative of what American food has been and continues to evolve. Personally I try to keep it much in line with who...

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Episode 6: Ehren Ryan

“Basically I've taken bits and pieces of kitchens that I've worked for and I've created my own kind of process. I think that's the only way you can do it. Each kitchen is different. You're never going to replicate exactly the same kitchen anywhere....

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Episode 5: Fiore Tedesco

“I don't really need space to work on recipes. Honestly it might sound a little funny but I don't need space or time for ideas.  Ideas for creating food come to me in the ether. That is the easy part. That is sort of...

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Episode 4: Angel Teta – Ataula

“I have two jobs. I work at Ataula as a bar manager. I provide an exceptional guest experience utilizing the best that Spain has to offer. I also work for Angels Envy. They do a Port finished Bourbon. I've been with them for six...

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Episode 3: Jonathan Zaragoza

“If you stick to your guns, do it well, do it for the right reasons and have good intentions, as corny as it sounds, a lot of things are possible! Among the topics we cover are a look at the importance of Mexican restaurants in...

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