Mad Food
Jordan Okun and Max ShapiroComedic food talk covering restaurants, cooking, eating habits, hospitality, and even some respectful interviews with big name chefs, celebrities, and regular schnooks hosted by Jordan Okun and Max Shapiro (the team formerly of Air Jordan: A Food Podcast). Straight outta Los Angeles, but covering this entire mad food world.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 379 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FoodArts | |||
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Marcus Jernmark is a 3 Michelin star chef who has planted a dining flag on Pico Blvd. as the good times and openings roll along in Los Angeles. Jordan and Max ate at Lielle, Marcus' $150 tasting menu destination, and sat down with the chef to talk hi... more
Jordo went chubby and Max blew the big game episode. Plus, the reason Shake Shack actually loses to In-N-Out, weight loss drug life, the porno home, kids ruin the guac, fancy cocktail bars are missing this one thing, and all the sandwiches, cheese, c... more
Sophie Dalah joins Jordan and Max to go head to head in a big game recipe showdown against Bubbles, putting their chef minds to the test.
Jordo and Max are back answering audience questions, and it's all IQ issues, reservation bummers, a New York trip, sake recs or a lack thereof, no pizza for the big game, too much of a single restaurant, merch is coming, and the Substack is very live... more
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- My go to for LA
The day when Jordan ceases to say “and remember, the episode is coming soon” will be a very sad day. What a duo. Team Max for telling it like it is, and team Jordan for bringing life to the pod.
Apple Podcasts5jules30
United States2 months ago - Came for Annie and Hallie
I found you cause of these girls but now obsessed and going back to all your eps. Love Max and his takes-you are hilarious together.
Apple Podcasts5Always DessertUnited States3 months ago - Annie & Hallie not fun
I’ve never turned your podcast off but after listening to Annie & Hallie’s opinions on what’s tasteful I tuned out. No dogs, no apps, no baked cheeses, no fun. Not sure why their held in high esteem, because of their parents???
Apple Podcasts1switchtwo2United States3 months ago - Uppity Okun
General episodes are good and funny but if there’s an interview, be careful. It’s usually with uppity people without any exposure to culture beyond the yts. Interview episodes with non chefs such as restaurant group execs, for as long as I can remember, are boring and full of talking down to certain groups of people. Interviews with chefs don’t have any humor. It’s straight business talk.
Apple Podcasts2Jake TollUnited States3 months ago - Need
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Apple Podcasts | #55 | United States/Arts/Food |
Apple Podcasts | #101 |  Canada/Arts/Food |
Apple Podcasts | #146 |  France/Arts/Food |
Apple Podcasts | #233 |  Germany/Arts/Food |
Apple Podcasts | #16 |  Philippines/Arts/Food |
Apple Podcasts | #34 |  Mexico/Arts/Food |
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Focused on the vibrant Los Angeles food scene, the content is likely to excite foodies with its blend of comedic banter and insightful discussions. The hosts explore culinary topics across various episodes, including restaurant openings, interviews with chefs, and personal dining experiences, often with a humorous twist. Unique segments feature both light-hearted Q&A sessions and critical discussions around dining etiquette, food trends, and personal anecdotes that resonate with listeners. Overall, this show seeks to engage both casual diners and culinary enthusiasts by combining entertainment with informative insights into the food culture in LA.
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Mad Food launched 7 years ago and published 379 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Mad Food include:
1. Annie Meyers-Shyer
2. Jeremy Adler
3. Chef Neal Fraser
4. Stephanie Chen
5. Sherry Mandel
6. Brad Metzger
7. Chef Donald
8. Jerry Greenberg
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