
Each week on Food Network Obsessed, host Jaymee Sire sits down with your favorite chefs, food influencers and Food Network personalities to dish on all things delicious in the food world. From exclusive behind-the-scenes stories, first (and worst) jobs in food, to cooking fails and culinary triumphs, no topic is off the menu. Whether you’re a super-fan of Food Network or a super foodie you’re goin... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 209 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmArtsFood | |||

Chef Kaleena Bliss joins the pod ahead of her return to Tournament of Champions, and she breaks down what it’s really like to step back into one of the most intense kitchens on television. She talks about the adrenaline of competition cooking, the ch... more
Duff Goldman returns to the pod for his third appearance, officially earning Food Network Obsessed royalty status. He catches up with Jaymee on life at home, getting ready to become a dad of two, and why he’s embraced his unexpected role on the inter... more
Lorenzo Espada, known online as Eat With Zo, joins the pod to talk about landing on Food Network’s 2026 Hot List and the full-circle moment of being recognized by the network he grew up watching. He shares how cooking with his grandmothers shaped his... more
Michael Tchao joins the pod to talk about how his unexpected landing on Food Network’s 2026 Hot List was a true full-circle moment. He shares how teaching a total kitchen “noob” helped him find his voice as an educator, and why experimenting in publi... more
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I enjoy the show, but I was really disappointed to see the holiday tournament of champions winners written in a show title. The show had only been out for a couple of days and I hadn’t had a chance to watch it yet. I understand a spoiler in the podcast episode, but does it really need to be in a title where you can’t avoid it if you haven’t watched yet? This was really disappointing.
This podcast is such a pleasure to listen to. Jaymee is always so well prepared and she’s a great interviewer. I look forward to new episodes.
I have been a fan of Bryan Voltaggio since his 1st Top Chef. This was a great interview to learn more about Bryan both personally and professionally. I hope you can take Jennifer on that trip some day.
I love the fact that this is just a light, fun conversation between two interesting people. It provides a great escape from the highly charged and partisan podcasts I traditionally listen to. I always seem to learn something interesting.
I look forward to this great podcast every Friday! It’s a definite highlight and I’ve enjoyed every one! But I feel there’s inconsistency with new episodes each Friday. Often, weeks are missed without new episodes for no known reason. That’s why the 3 rating. Love the pod though!
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The show centers on conversations with chefs, food creators, and Food Network personalities, exploring career pivots, behind-the-scenes stories, and the craft of cooking and media. Episodes cover entrepreneurial journeys, recipe development, competition show dynamics, and personal perspectives on authenticity, mentoring, and representation in the industry. Noteworthy are guests who blend culinary prowess with media presence, as well as discussions about tradition, innovation, and sustainability in food. This mix offers practical career insights for aspiring food creators, restaurateurs, and entertainment-focused culinarians, along with entertaining, personality-driven storytelling that appeals to superfans and industry professionals alike.
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Recent guests on Food Network Obsessed include:
1. Lorenzo Espada
2. Michael Tchao
3. Alessandra Ciuffo
4. Bobby Berk
5. Michael Jenkins
6. Oliver Hudson
7. Jozef Youssef
8. Kareem Queeman
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