
Dirty Linen goes behind the scenes in restaurants, cafes and bars, covering issues the hospitality industry finds hard to share in public - it's all up for grabs and everything is on the table. Your host is food journalist Dani Valent. For 20 years, Dani has been writing about restaurants and the people who give them life. But she's an outsider, a critic, a tourist, a fan. Despite hearing the stor... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1036 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Are hotel restaurants ever going to be a go-to option in Australian cities and towns? We chat to Ben Creek, Vice President of Food & Beverage in Asia and the Pacific for Accor. From great coffee to smarter buffets to inclusive employment and AI, he s... more
Is there anything more perfect than an oyster? Isabelle Pearl Love-Dack runs Finn’s Oyster Bar, which attends events to offer just-shucked bliss. She also works for Shuck Don’t Chuck, which collects oyster shells to use in reef rehab. Finn’s is named... more
Melanie Lionello is a nutritionist, content creator and author of new book From My Little Kitchen, which brings achievable Italian recipes with dietary information and a practical sense of how cooking fits into people’s lives. We talk about why there... more
Returning to Dirty Linen after a huge 16 months, Umberto Group’s Marco Finanzio has changed the shape of his business, closing venues and refocusing.
In hard times, what matters? Who are we accountable to? What is the mission? A bowl of pasta might ... more
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I have listened to many podcasts as I do a lot of driving and I have become a huge fan of dirty linen due to its interesting content & great questions. Even if you are not into the food, the interviews are interesting every podcast, and you can learn more about where your food comes from and what types of things you should really be eating! Bon appétit
Ana.
I really have loved your podcasts though out these times of lockdown. You always bring such an interesting aspect to the chats. Thank you.
Diana
Always listen to Dani’s podcast while setting up your restaurant for dinner service . A true honest voice for us . Thank you Dani 🙏🏻
Dani has been a huge support to hospo I’m so many ways.
In these podcasts I’ve learnt and enjoyed so many of the episodes.
Insightful and vibrant podcast. The best of its type in Melbourne. Come to this feeding station to hear the latest on the scene.
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A thoughtful, industry-forward show that pulls back the curtain on hospitality, food systems, and small-business realities. Across episodes, conversations thread through farming, local sourcing, community-owned venues, and the economics of running restaurants, cafes, and distilleries, often with a focus on sustainability, workforce issues, and regional Australia. The host brings incisive questions and warmth, inviting guests from farmers and chefs to venue operators and community-minded entrepreneurs to share practical insights, behind-the-scenes challenges, and bold ideas for a more resilient food culture. Expect candid storytelling, actionable takeaways for operators, and a steady emphasis on localism, collaboration, and the social dimens... more
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Recent guests on Dirty Linen include:
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2. Isabelle Pearl Love-Dack
3. Melanie Lionello
4. Marco Finanzio
5. Stephen Nairn
6. Louisa Dunn
7. John Laureti
8. Jason Jones
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