HeyJaredHungry for More : an Epicurean's Dilemma
Hey y'all! I'm Trish - an obnoxiously curious journalist with a passion for all things food and wine. As a long-time, former TV news anchor, I've been telling stories and asking questions for nearly two decades.
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Hotdogs in your face! Sam Block back on the podcast : her exit from ATK and what's new in her world (opens the original)
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WARNING : bit of some audio issues with this one thanks to a faulty mic cord. It's been fixed and our sincere apologies for the absolute shit audio about halfway through. Sam sounds great and that's all that matters. She's BACK! One of Hungry for More's FAVE guests and we get right down to business. Sam fills us in on her glorious summer, her gut-wrenching exit from America's Test Kitchen, and the exiting adventure on the horizon. Mixed all up in there : Sam and Trish discuss their love of hotdo
Lois Cho on being an "enabler" of dreams (CHO wines!), authenticity, and the power of social media (opens the original)
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From family nurse practitioner, to singing back-up for her husband, and now, as the CEO and co-founder of CHO Wines, Lois Cho says her story is one she enjoys telling because it shows that pursuing one's dreams isn't always a linear path - there are a ton of bumps in the road. Welcome super smart, multi-talented Lois Cho to the podcast!! She shares the adventures and the journey she went on with her husband, winemaker Dave... from meeting in Vancouver, Canada, singing in church, starting a band,
Elena Rodriguez on celebrating family, accidentally becoming a winemaker, and Alumbra Cellars (opens the original)
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"When I take on a task, I do it with my whole heart," Elena Rodriguez on how she's traveled through her entire life, but specifically, on starting Alumbra Cellars (Alumbra means "to shine"). Elena's story is right out of a good book that you just can't put down. Her story is one of hard work, tenacity, immigrant grit, and the idea of taking on a job with your whole heart and finding out you really love it. Woven throughout - it's a story of family, celebrating family and the hard work put in, an
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