Kitchen Tape is a podcast for people who love food — and the stories behind it. In each episode, Rose Wilde and Crystal Slonecker talk with cooks, writers, and creators about their obsessions, craft, and the winding paths that lead through the food. Expect real talk, a little flour dust, and deep dives into how food can spark creativity and build community. Season Two exploring HOW COOKBOOKS GET M... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 24 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | FoodArts |
Season 2 kicks off with a new co-host, Crystal Slonecker, and a peek behind the curtain at how cookbooks are actually made — from the dreamy beginnings to the long, flour-covered middle. We talk about the Golden Girls, why kitchen work gets overly ro... more
This week, the kitchen tape team sat down with Aubrey Newman, a Long Beach based chef turned culinary producer.
Aubrey explains how her career started on a food truck, how she discovered the world of food styling, and all that it takes to stay in th... more
Welcome to our final week of San Diego month! This week's episode features Holly Haines, a recipe developer and food content creator.
Holly shares with Rose and Kassie how she only recently started doing content full time, and how she had a 'normal'... more
Welcome to week FOUR of San Diego month! This week's episode features Gemma, owner of Kimochi!
Gemma gets vulnerable with Rose and Kassie and shares about her struggles with negative self talk. The girls dive into all the ways that therapy can provi... more
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i love the content of this podcast- but the sound mixing makes it nearly impossible to listen to- at parts the hosts sound like they’re almost mumbling or whispering, and then the next second they’re shouting. please PLEASE get a producer or sound editor! we try to listen to this at work (at a bakery!) and none of us can stand it anymore despite being really interested in the content! we all like the hosts and they have great personalities, chemistry, ideas, experience, etc., but it’s unlistenab... more
I love the chemistry between them! Fun and funny.
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