
Kevin Arnovitz and Tom Haberstroh bring their die-hard fanaticism of the hit TV show Top Chef and combine it with their NBA analytical instincts to draft “fantasy” teams, interview contestants and talk about America’s food and restaurant trends. Follow along weekly as the top cooking competition meets top-shelf analysis. In Season 23, Chef Sara Bradley replaces Kevin as host to provide insight fro... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 194 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FoodTV & FilmArts | |||

This week’s Track Your Knives discusses our go to dinner party dishes and how we felt about the Quickfire into Elimination challenge sequence. Carly took a swing in the power rankings that unfortunately didn’t pay off, while two-thirds of power ranke... more
The third segment of a six-part Savor Charlotte series presented by the Charlotte Regional Visitors Authority.
Tom Haberstroh is joined by Charlotte’s own Brittany Cochran who competed on Top Chef Season 23 Carolinas. She’s the executive chef of Sta... more
After debating the crown of condiments, Tom and Sara break down the show’s first episode in Greenville, SC and explain how Last Chance Kitchen production goes down. Though they are facing each other in fantasy, they are both Team Mayo (particularly D... more
This week’s Track Your Knives starts out with a deep dive of Restaurant Wars analysis. With 23 seasons now, there’s plenty of data to break down! In the land of Power Rankings, Carly and four other players kick butt by correctly placing the eliminati... more
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I really enjoy the show and hearing the insider perspective…but when they talk about last chance kitchen they sometimes jump into it quickly and before I can hit pause, I get spoilers
That’s all
Sara Bradley brings the fire and snark that this podcast needed. I love her views on the challenges, contestants and what she would do or make.
Tom is now enmeshed with being on the show multiple times for
multiple challenges?!? Yes, it’s in your town, but eating food and being a chef is very different.
I miss Kevin and wish he and Sara could do one episode together.
Yeah Sara!
Can’t stand her. Ugh!
So two guys had a good podcast then people started listening and they wanted to make a lot of money so then they started charging up the Wazzu for everything and also the quality of the episodes went down. Now only the moron guy with the high pitched voice is left and he hired a woman who can’t even afford a microphone. This podcast is awful.
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A food- and sports-leaning recap show that blends Top Chef analysis with data-driven and fantasy-league style insights. Listeners get episode-by-episode breakdowns, power rankings, contestant performance, and behind-the-scenes anecdotes, plus generous sponsor reads and community feedback woven into the discussion. Notable is the frequent crossover of guests from the Charlotte restaurant scene and the Top Chef world, plus a strong emphasis on data, edits, and audience engagement to predict eliminations and outcomes. The format tends to mix culinary critique with playful banter, making it appealing to fans who enjoy both cooking technique and competitive strategy, and to brands looking for a knowledgeable, sports-adjacent foodie audience.
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