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The Burnt Chef Journal

The Burnt Chef Project
Hospitality Industry
Mental Health
Bipolar Disorder
Imposter Syndrome
Work-Life Balance
Alcohol Harm
Ukhospitality
Apprenticeships
Gender Equality
Burnout
Minimum Wage
Disability Inclusion In Hospitality
Immersive Dining Experiences
Group JKP
Fifty Two Restaurant
Recovery
Career Changes
Employee Retention
Culinary Arts
Staff Retention

Welcome to the regular addition of The Burnt Chef Journal hosted by Kris Hall founder of The Burnt Chef Project. Join us as we explore mental health and wellbeing within the hospitality world and talk openly with our guests about the journey through their careers and experiences with mental health and stress. Listen whilst prepping, on your break, at the gym or at home as we discuss what a mentall... more

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Recent Guests

Neil Rippington
Leader in culinary education and influential figure in training future chefs in the UK
Royal Academy of Culinary Arts
Episode: Culinary Psychology: Exploring the Mind-Body Connection through Food
Stelios Kiosses
Clinical lead, psychotherapist, and course director in culinary psychology at the University of Oxford
University of Oxford
Episode: Culinary Psychology: Exploring the Mind-Body Connection through Food
Joe Bentley
An ambassador for The Burnt Chef Project who raises awareness about mental health issues in hospitality and participates in physical challenges for fundraising.
The Burnt Chef Project
Episode: Changing the Narrative: Joe Bentley on Loss, Resilience, and Speaking Up
Emma Sanchez
People Manager at Vagabond Wines with over 22 years of hospitality experience across Europe
Vagabond Wines
Episode: Fired Up, Not Burnt Out: Spotting and Stopping Burnout in Hospitality
Kathryn Wright
Manager of Customer Experience at Planday, working directly with hospitality businesses
Planday
Episode: Fired Up, Not Burnt Out: Spotting and Stopping Burnout in Hospitality
Brett Smith
VP of Customer Experience at Planday
Planday
Episode: Fired Up, Not Burnt Out - Part 2: Driving Recruitment and Retention in Hospitality with Planday
Alice Bowyer
Director of Food and Drink at The Burnt Group
The Burnt Group
Episode: Fired Up, Not Burnt Out - Part 2: Driving Recruitment and Retention in Hospitality with Planday
Sarah Haddon
VP of Growth at Planday
Planday
Episode: Fired Up, Not Burnt Out: Episode 1 with Planday
Emily Cox
Head of Account Management at Square UK
Square UK
Episode: Fired Up, Not Burnt Out: Episode 1 with Planday

Host

Kris Hall
Founder of The Burnt Chef Project and advocate for mental health within the hospitality industry. Kris Hall is involved in discussions concerning mental wellbeing and fosters conversations that promote positive work culture in hospitality settings.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 74 ratings
  • All a lie

    I’m very sorry to write this & as a chef who has been in this industry for over 17yrs I totally understand what you guys are trying to do, but I currently work with two of your guest chefs & I was thrilled to be working alongside them. I even took @ pay cut to work alongside these ambassadors of The Burnt Chef Project.

    Let me tell you it’s business as usual for them. Bullying, making you work more hours than you are contracted for, contacting you on your days off are some of the examples.

    I ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Xcalade
    United Kingdom4 years ago
  • Thank you

    Amazing to listen to, so nice I’m not alone in trying to change the way I run my kitchen and myself 👍🏻

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    chefdags
    United Kingdom5 years ago
  • Superb content

    Inspiring stuff from some true leaders in hospitality. Great project as well

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    owenfarr
    United Kingdom5 years ago

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Some critiques suggest a need for better vetting of guests to maintain the credibility of the discussion in the industry.
Listeners appreciate the focus on mental health and the candid conversations that resonate with their own experiences in hospitality.
Many find the content inspiring and helpful, with practical insights to improve their workplace practices.

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Balancing Plates: Motherhood, Mental Health & a Career in Food with Lara Luck
Q: How do you feel that that relationship during that difficult time influenced your decision to make a sudden right turn?
I just wanted to be selfish for once and be like, do you know what? I really love doing this. Let me try and make a go of it.
Chris Koch - If I Can!
Q: What piece of advice would you give to a younger version of yourself?
To not hold off so long doing the things that I wanted to do and to pursue what would make me happy.
Changing the Narrative: Joe Bentley on Loss, Resilience, and Speaking Up
Q: Can we dive in a little bit to your personal experiences?
I experienced the loss of my dad and struggled with depression after transitioning to being a primary caregiver during lockdown.
Changing the Narrative: Joe Bentley on Loss, Resilience, and Speaking Up
Q: What was it that you found enticing or interesting about The Burnt Chef Project and the work that we do?
I had recently done MHFA training that opened my eyes to mental health issues, and I thought there was a need for more awareness up north.
Fired Up, Not Burnt Out: Spotting and Stopping Burnout in Hospitality
Q: What one piece of advice would you give to someone feeling close to burnout?
Take a moment to stop and find a fresh routine, or take time off if needed.

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This podcast focuses on the pressing issues of mental health and wellbeing within the hospitality sector. Through candid conversations with various industry professionals, it sheds light on personal journeys and experiences related to mental health challenges, stress management, and creating supportive work environments. The discussions highlight the importance of fostering open dialogues and provide valuable insights and tools for listeners who may be navigating similar challenges in their own careers or organizations. The show is unique in its commitment to addressing the cultural shift needed to prioritize mental wellness in vigorous hospitality settings, making it a vital resource for those in the industry.

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1. Neil Rippington
2. Stelios Kiosses
3. Joe Bentley
4. Emma Sanchez
5. Kathryn Wright
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7. Alice Bowyer
8. Sarah Haddon

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