Ep. 56: 'The Andy Greenwald Podcast' With Chef Eric Ripert

The Watch

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Tv & Film

4.5 • 5.5K Ratings

🗓️ 13 July 2016

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Andy Greenwald talks to four-star chef Eric Ripert about his brilliant new memoir, '32 Yolks,' the importance of sauces, and what it's like getting sauced with Anthony Bourdain. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello, my name is Andy Greenwald.
0:09.6	This is my podcast.
0:10.6	Guys, did you know my podcast is part of the Ringer Podcast Network?
0:13.6	There are so many podcasts on the Ringer Podcast Network.
0:15.8	I personally think you should subscribe to all of them from Channel 33 to Jam Session,
0:19.9	keeping it 1600 MLB Show and BA Show.
0:22.6	Do like shows we have a show for you.
0:24.6	We also have a show called The Watch, and that's the show I do with Chris Ryan, and you
0:28.1	probably figured it out.
0:29.1	But the Andy Greenwald Podcast is now just kind of the black sheep nephew of The Watch.
0:34.3	We're going to show up on the same feed.
0:35.5	So if you subscribe to The Watch on iTunes or SoundCloud, you will also get this interview
0:39.3	show where I talk to people who I am enthusiastic about.
0:42.9	Today's guest is a person I was so excited and honored to meet you.
0:46.2	Chef Eric Repair, he is an acclaimed chef.
0:48.6	He is an author.
0:49.6	He's a television host.
0:50.6	He is the co-owner of a restaurant in New York City called La Bernadette, that has four
0:54.0	stars in the New York Times, three stars from Michelin.
0:56.3	It's pretty amazing.
0:57.5	He is now the author of a memoir called 32 Yokes from my mother's table to working the
1:01.9	line.
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