
Do you really know the food scene of Pittsburgh?! The Pittsburgh Dish introduces you to the people, places, and recipes that make our regional cuisine so special. By sharing personal stories, weekly recommendations, and community recipes, we aim to inspire you to connect with local taste makers and experience the unique flavors that shape our city.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 108 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsSociety & CultureFood | |||

A chef’s career can start early, or it can ignite the moment someone finally tells you, “You can do this.” Chef Jackie Page joins us to share the real story behind her Pittsburgh food journey, from years in restaurants to returning to culinary school... more
What happens when a chef builds an entire menu where vegetables are the main event, and then commits to it night after night, season after season? Chef-owner Mike Godlewski joins us from EYV Restaurant (Eat Your Veggies) to explain how vegetables bec... more
The wedding cookie table is one of Pittsburgh’s most joyful food traditions. We sit down with Laura McGone, founder of The Wedding Cookie Table Community, to talk about how a simple Facebook page started in 2015 as research for a documentary, and gr... more
We're joined by Jia (you may know them as @JiaAnimalSelfies), a Pittsburgh creator with roots in Chengdu, Sichuan, and a deep love for the kind of food that doesn’t apologize for being specific. Jia shares their family’s path from China to Pittsburgh... more
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Doug is so good at interviewing, listening and brings the best out of his foodie guests! It’s truly a Pittsburgh gem, as is Doug Heilman!
So much value in a short podcast, i learned so much so glad i found this podcast! If you own a restaurant or are a foodie its a must listen!
The Pittsburgh Dish has quickly become such a highlight when I see it in my feed each week! Doug’s questions are thoughtful and showcase the talents of his diverse and delightful guests, leaving me so excited to try the Pittsburgh dishes they discuss. I also love the little “extras” at the end (recipes, wine pairings, fun food stories, etc.) What a light-hearted and inspiring listen!
This is my new favorite podcast. Pittsburgh needs a forum to introduce the world to our eclectic and unique food scene. Will be following closely!
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This show spotlights Pittsburgh's vibrant food scene through conversations with local founders, chefs, and creators. Episodes explore origin stories, scaling from family kitchens to regional distribution, collaboration with sports teams, and community-driven food initiatives, often weaving in wine, pastries, and cultural cuisine segments. The host's approachable style surfaces practical business lessons, neighborhood hotspots, and hands-on cooking or pairing ideas, making it valuable for restaurateurs, marketers, and local-food enthusiasts looking to connect with the region's taste-makers. A standout element is the show's mix of creator-origin stories, community impact, and hands-on demos, which together offer a well-rounded view of Pittsbu... more
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Recent guests on The Pittsburgh Dish include:
1. Jia Ji
2. Mike Ambeliotis
3. Zach Mazur
4. Sarah Kaminski
5. Shayla Penn
6. Maddy Hernandez
7. Caleb Seepis
8. Jess Kinos
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