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Before the heyday of the Food Network, there was Chef Tell - TV persona of Friedemann Paul Erhardt, America's first TV showman chef. Big on personality and flavor, Chef Tell was once called by Philadelphia magazine the "affably roguish Bad Boy of the Philadelphia restaurant world." Chef Tell explores how a young German American chef became America's biggest TV celebrity chef of his time. Most of Chef Tell's forty million baby boomer viewers - a number comparable to Julia Child's - never knew his fascinating, hardscrabble life story. Until now.

Welcome to Feast & Tell, the podcast where food meets storytelling! Every week, we invite you to join us at the table as we explore the rich tapestry of global cuisines, uncovering the unique narratives behind beloved dishes. Our guests range from renowned chefs and food bloggers to home cooks and culinary historians, each sharing their passion for food and the cultural significance it carries.

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Tell Me Chef è il salotto dove si parla del gusto.Ogni settimana una portata nuova in cui incontreremo chef o gastronomi ed entreremo nel personale raccontando storie, curiosità, ricette.Indagheremo il valore che ha il cibo per la società ed esploreremo le diverse filosofie della ristorazione moderna.

Der Podcast, in dem sich alles ums Essen dreht. radioeins-Geschmacksexperte Johannes Paetzold und Tina Hüttl, Gastrokritikerin der Berliner Zeitung, haben den Aufstieg Berlins von der Curry-Wurst Metropole zum internationalen Hot Spot hautnah begleitet. In Teller Stories schmeißen sie Leidenschaft und Wissen in einen Topf - kenntnisreich, kritisch und unabhängig plaudern sie über die besten Restaurants, Macher und Visionäre der Gastroszene und Trends.

Manger le territoire c’est la quête poético-alimentaire d'Élisabeth Cardin pour nous reconnecter au territoire à travers ce qu’on y trouve à manger. La propriétaire du défunt restaurant Manitoba à Montréal, et autrice des livres L’érable et la perdrix et Le temps des récoltes, remonte le cours de notre histoire culinaire à travers la sienne pour comprendre la raison pour laquelle le lien avec la terre nourricière s’est brisé et comment le renouer durablement pour la suite du monde.