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Walk-In Talk PodcastWhere the food industry comes to life!Hosted by Carl Fiadini, founder of Walk-In Talk Media, the Walk-In Talk Podcast is the 1 ranked food podcast on Apple Charts—bringing raw, unfiltered conversations from chefs, restaurateurs, farmers, bartenders, and…

Podcast · By Carl Fiadini · English · US · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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Sep 11, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    Chef Clayton Parrett: A Student for Life (opens the original)

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    Chef Clayton Parrett has spent more than two decades in kitchens, but he still considers himself a student. Growing up in rural South Louisiana, Clayton's earliest education came from the land. Hunting, fishing, livestock, agriculture and eventually working around a slaughterhouse taught him where food came from long before he understood that cooking would become his life. That path eventually took him offshore, cooking on drilling operations in the Gulf for weeks at a time. The isolation and re

  2. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    Who's Really Responsible for Food Safety? | Inside Food Safety EP.6 (opens the original)

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    Brought to you by Testo North America When contaminated produce enters the food supply, finding where it came from is only the beginning. On this episode of Inside Food Safety , Eric Moore is joined by returning guest Kiley Harper-Larsen to examine recent Cyclospora and Salmonella investigations involving lettuce, jalapeños and the growing list of finished products affected when a single ingredient moves through a complex supply chain. The conversation goes beyond the recalls themselves. What fo

  3. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    Chef Olivia Giesler: The Kitchen Made More Sense (opens the original)

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    Chef Olivia Giesler never planned on becoming a chef. Growing up in Ohio, medicine seemed like the logical path. She studied biology and chemistry with plans for a career in healthcare. But an experience in Costa Rica at seventeen, followed by an opportunity inside Mitchell's Ocean Club, introduced her to a completely different world. The kitchen won. Olivia went all in: culinary school, competition teams, restaurant openings, long days, motherhood and eventually the challenge of becoming Execut

  4. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    More Than a Kitchen: Chefs David Reyes & Nelly Buleje (opens the original)

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    Two chefs. Two friends. One of them is getting ready to leave Florida and begin a new chapter. Chefs David Reyes and Nelly Buleje join Walk-In Talk for a conversation about something that goes far beyond what happens on the plate: mental health in the kitchen, camaraderie, and what it really means to show up for the people beside you. With Nelly preparing to move to North Carolina, the two friends look back at how their relationship developed through the industry, the pressures chefs often carry

  5. Episode · Aug 14, 2026

    Chef Anthony Santos: What I Survived Didn't Define Me (opens the original)

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    Content Advisory: This episode contains a candid conversation about childhood abuse, domestic violence, trauma, and a past suicide attempt. Some listeners may find portions of this discussion difficult. Listener discretion is advised. For the first time publicly, Chef Anthony Santos tells the story behind the man and chef he has become. Anthony grew up in a home marked by years of physical and emotional abuse. As a child, he stepped between his stepfather and his mother and younger siblings, oft

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