“I’m a 20+ year vet of the chef world and I fall into the many trappings talked about on this show. Growing up as many chefs did with some form of learning disability and not really knowing what it was or why. I myself fell into sports and cooking because that’s where I felt I belonged most. They were both an outlet for anger, aggression and creativity. Being dyslexic I have quite literally never had the ability to sit and read a book like a normal person. The advent of the podcast never really appealed to me at first until I started discovering professional food based shows. But within that realm this show in particular is amazing. Thanks to the likes of Instagram we all know a lot about people but don’t really know them at all. What Andrew does by diving into so many different chefs lives makes this show a very special one. It allows you to get to know the people you often hear about better. But most importantly for someone like me and many others it gives us a new avenue to learn beyond having to read, when we can’t do it well. It has also shown many of us that there are some really talented people in our industry that have suffered the same way and have persevered. It took me 2 months of my commute to get through every show in the catalogue and to be honest the shows can’t come fast enough! Looking forward to many more.”
umsegredo12 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/30/19