Michelle Rabin is a Canadian food stylist and recipe developer who has worked as a culinary producer on shows like MasterChef Canada.

Elyssa Heller is the chef and owner of New York’s remarkable sandwich shop and slushie seller, ⁠Edith’s⁠.

Alex Raij is the chef and co-owner of New York’s Txikito, Saint Julivert Fisherie, and La Vara, restaurants singular in their approach and wide reaching in their fandom.

Crispy skin? Check. Creamy pan sauce? You bet.

Fidel Caballero is the chef-owner of ⁠Corima⁠ in New York City, a progressive Mexican restaurant located in Chinatown with one Michelin star.

Ben is a television executive and writer who spent seven years as chief operating officer at Noma.

Eric Kim is a writer and columnist at the ⁠New York Times⁠, and he’s working on some exciting new projects.

The birthday and quinceañera staple has a storied history—and an uncertain future

Luca Servodio is a guy who knows his way around Los Angeles restaurants.

Jerrelle Guy is an award-winning author and celebrated food photographer.

Scott Conant is a James Beard Award–winning chef, TV personality, and pasta sauce savant.

Johno Morisano and chef Mashama Bailey are partners at The Grey, an acclaimed and progressive restaurant located in historic downtown Savannah, Georgia.

Brooks Reitz writes the wonderful newsletter ⁠A Small & Simple Thing⁠, which has become one of our favorite reads.

Ella Quittner is a journalist, screenwriter, and humorist who writes about obsession, culture, and food.

Preston Clark is the executive chef at ⁠Lure Fishbar⁠ and ⁠Bar Mercer⁠ in New York City, and he joins us in the studio to talk about his unique career.

Rick is a chef, TV personality, cookbook author, and great advocate for Mexican cooking and culture.

A global history of the world’s oldest edible luxuries.

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Natasha Pickowicz is a New York City–based chef and cookbook author.

Nathan is a former Time magazine foreign correspondent editor and is the CEO of ⁠Roads & Kingdoms⁠, which he cofounded with writer Matt Goulding.

Fatima Popal is the Chief Operating and Financial Officer of the Popal Group, a family-owned hospitality business based in Washington D.C.