
In Chef’s Table: Talks, David Gelb, creator and director of Netflix’s Chef’s Table and Jiro Dreams of Sushi, brings listeners into a deep, intimate conversation centered around the favorite meals and food memories that altered the course of a fascinating creative celebrity's life.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FoodSociety & CultureArts | |||

Chef Phillip Frankland Lee (Scratch Restaurant Group) joins David on the show this week! Phillip talks with David about why 10 seats is the perfect amount for a sushi bar, why pastry chefs need more credit, holding a Michelin star at the same time as... more
Ben Shenassafar, (aka Ben Hundreds) joins David on the show this week! Ben talks to David about his unique career path from streetwear brand founder to restaurant owner, what makes a martini iconic, why sitting at a restaurant bar is the best spot in... more
Comedian Ali Kolbert is on the show this week!! David and Ali talk about growing up eating homemade gnocchi made by her best friend’s grandma, loving diner food, what she eats on tour, dinner dates in dark restaurants, why New York doesn’t have “glut... more
Renowned Los Angeles BBQ expert Burt Bakman (Slab BBQ) joins us on the show this week! David and Burt talk about Burt’s journey from real estate agent to one of LA’s most popular pitmasters, the underground BBQ spot he operated out of his backyard, g... more
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The content focuses on deeply personal conversations with various chefs, artists, and cultural figures, centering around their favorite meals and the significant food memories that have shaped their lives. Episodes explore themes of cultural identity, childhood experiences tied to food, and the emotional connections people have with their culinary histories. Unique insights into the creative processes of guests, along with discussions about the evolving landscape of food in society, are frequently highlighted. This blend of personal narrative and broader commentary on food culture likely attracts listeners interested in food, arts, and societal issues.
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Recent guests on Chef's Table: Talks include:
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