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Often called the Oscars of the food industry, the James Beard Foundation Awards are among the most coveted for chefs in America.
But what's sold and packaged as prestige can sometimes become a distraction from managing the business that got you there.
Host Matt Brown is joined by The New York Times food critic Brett Anderson & chef Chintan Pandya (Dhamaka, Semma, Adda, Unapologetic Foods) to learn that an award can not only change a winner's life but an entire industry as a whole.
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And until recently, tennis balls were impossible to recycle. That's right, every ball ever produced would eventually end up in a landfill where it could take 400 years to decompose....
Published 10/03/24
Watch any major awards ceremony. Not right now. You’re busy. But what those keen couple of eyes of yours will quickly notice is the way the camera moves.
You can also see it on every reality tv, news, and competition show. In fact, once you see it, you'll never stop noticing it.
And while the...
Published 08/01/24