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What's Good Dough?

What's Good Dough
Pizza
Cordo Olive Oil
Bacio Cheese
Niles Peacock
Ooni Pizza Ovens
Pizza Competitions
Gracey's Pizza
Ooni Pizza Throwdown
Catering Business
Craft Pizza Chef
Pizza Making
Pizza Making Competitions
Las Vegas Pizza Expo
Event Planning
Hourly Wage Calculation
Product Quality
Mobile Catering
Entrepreneurship
Social Media Marketing
Customer Experience

I quit my job for pizza. Should you? My name is Eidref Laxa and I am a Mobile Caterer, Ooni Ambassador, and Pan Pizza Champion. Pizza changed my life. I'm guessing that if you're here, it's already changed yours. I started this podcast to learn about pizza and starting a pizzeria. I’m not ready to open a brick and mortar just yet, but I’m still obsessed with learning from pizza operators. Because ... more

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What happens when an engineer quits his job, goes all-in on pizza, and builds a slice shop obsessed with consistency?

In this episode of What’s Good Dough, Eidref is with Charlie Anderson, founder of Good Pizza Cleveland, to talk about the real work... more

Most pizzerias have a huge menu, but this man, Charlie Anderson, only sells six pizzas. And this strategy is helping him in his quest to be the best pizzeria in the world. Highlights:0:00 – Why a Tight Menu Keeps Slices Fresh0:40 – Pros & Cons of Off... more

What happens when you open a slice shop during a pandemic, with no dining room and no walk-in traffic?

In this episode, we sit down with Lars Smith, Chef and Co-Owner of State of Mind Slice House and the mind behind State of Mind Slice House in Palo... more

What if everyone told you your pizzeria would fail because of its location — and you proved them wrong by selling 275 pizzas in just four hours?

In this episode of What’s Good Dough, we sit down inside Fired Pizza in Stockton, CA — a pizzeria that b... more

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Recent Guests

Charlie Anderson
Owner of Good Pizza, passionate pizza maker and educator
Good Pizza
Episode: Charlie Anderson of Good Pizza
Unnamed Guest
Mobile pizza entrepreneur and owner of Fired Pizza
Fired Pizza
Episode: They Told Him This Location Would Fail. Now He Sells 275 Pizzas in 4 Hours.
Rico Lunardi
Owner-operator of a pizza shop known for its unique cheese blend.
Rico's Pizzeria
Episode: Meet The Secret Cheese Blend Winning All The Pizza Competitions
David Jacobson
2022 Real California Milk Cheese Champion and Operator at Cheezy's Artisan Pizza
Cheezy's Artisan Pizza
Episode: Can This Pizza Maker Survive SF's Market St? w/ David Jacobson of Cheezy's Artisan Pizza
Francis Almeda
Serial entrepreneur and owner of Novel Pizza Cafe and Side Practice Coffee
Novel Pizza Cafe
Episode: Pizzeria Owner Juggles 5+ Businesses... Should You?
Juan Robles
Owner and Chef of Triple Beam Pizza
Triple Beam
Episode: The Man Behind the Dough: How Juan Robles Built an 8-Figure Business for Culinary Icons
Andrew Roa
Owner of Sacred Slice Pizza and expert in mobile pizza catering
Sacred Slice
Episode: What's It Like Selling Pizza Out A Tiny 180 sq ft Trailer? w/ Andrew Roa of Sacred Slice
Scott Palazzolo
Second generation owner of Palazzolo Cheese Hog, passionate about quality cheese shredding equipment
Palazzolo Cheese Hog
Episode: The Story Of The Cheesehog with Scott Fahey
Lars Smith
World champion pizza maker with over 23 years of experience
State of Mind Slice House
Episode: The Secrets To Slice House Success with Lars Smith of State of Mind Slice House

Host

Eidref Laxa
Host and mobile caterer passionate about pizza, exploring the insights from pizza operations and ways to inspire others in the pizza-making community.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 221 ratings
  • Such an educational experience for anyone interested in the pizza game

    Every time I listen to this show, I learned something.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Pizzadude87
    United States4 months ago
  • Good content, terrible audio balancing

    Listened to one episode, audio is very unbalanced. 80% of the time the audio is too quiet so I have to turn up the audio. Then 20% of the time they are yelling at me.

    It’s a shame because I would like to recommend this podcast but the audio should be more balanced.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Chess newby
    United Statesa year ago
  • Practical and enjoyable

    I have really enjoyed binge listening to this podcast. Coming from Australia some of the concepts aren’t as common but the overall principals of pizza making and business advice has been invaluable. Thank you Eidref for all your hard work. And for all the great guests you have on the show. Looking forward to listening more!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Missy LL
    Australia3 years ago
  • Just what I was looking for

    I am in the same boat. I am thinking about becoming a Pizzaiolo. I am currently working on my dough and sauce and would love to open my own pizza shop one day. This podcast has it all. Great info from real operators on the in’s and out’s of the pizza world. Thank you

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Zarboni
    United States3 years ago
  • Love this pizza podcast!

    Been listening since the pandemic and still love it. Eidref brings a different spin to the pizza podcast world that is incredible. He hits the technical, the art, and the heart of pizza makers of all levels.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    alecksjaycubs
    United States3 years ago

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Overall, the show fosters a strong sense of community among pizza enthusiasts and aspiring entrepreneurs, often feeling like a gathering of like-minded individuals.
Many enjoy the engaging host, who successfully pulls quality information from guests and keeps the conversation focused and interesting.
Reviewers remark on the overall quality, noting areas like sound balancing could improve, yet still find great value in the content offered.
Listeners appreciate the educational insights provided by various guests, praising the practical knowledge shared regarding pizza making and running a business.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#152
United States/Arts/Food
Apple Podcasts
#73
United Kingdom/Arts/Food
Apple Podcasts
#205
Canada/Arts/Food
Apple Podcasts
#142
Australia/Arts/Food
Apple Podcasts
#51
New Zealand/Arts/Food
Apple Podcasts
#74
Norway/Arts/Food

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Charlie Anderson of Good Pizza
Q: What do you see as tomorrow's goals for your pizzeria?
Charlie aims to continue learning about pizza making and running a business so that he can help others create the lives they love through pizza.
Charlie Anderson of Good Pizza
Q: How long ago did you start making pizza?
Charlie Anderson made his first real pizza about six years ago but became deeply involved in it about three to four years ago.
They Told Him This Location Would Fail. Now He Sells 275 Pizzas in 4 Hours.
Q: Was it hard to educate the people who've socked in about Neapolitan pizza?
Yes, educating customers is tough but necessary to help them understand the quality and value of Neapolitan pizza.
They Told Him This Location Would Fail. Now He Sells 275 Pizzas in 4 Hours.
Q: How many pizzas do you all sell a week?
They sell between 200 to 275 pies a night, mainly between the hours of four and eight.
Making Canada's Most Famous Pizza With Cowabunga Pizzeria
Q: If you were to run Cowabunga back over again, starting fresh, what would you do differently?
We could have opened up two takeout pizzerias that are smaller and possibly easier to pull off, but it was a learning experience.

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The content revolves around the art and business of pizza making, with engaging conversations featuring a range of industry experts. Listeners can expect discussions that cover everything from the technical aspects of pizza preparation to the challenges of running pizzerias, the importance of quality ingredients, and innovative marketing strategies. The show features diverse perspectives from owners of successful pizzerias, catering entrepreneurs, and award-winning chefs, all of whom share insights gleaned from their personal journeys in the pizza industry. What sets this show apart is its community-driven approach and a focus on fostering creativity within the pizza-making sphere, making it a valuable resource for pizza enthusiasts and asp... more

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4. David Jacobson
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8. Scott Palazzolo

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