Hi, Boys and girls are all fired up.

Hi, everyone, you're listening to Radio Cherry Baumatter. Coming'm your host, Carrie Diamond, coming to you from newsstand studios at Rockefeller Center in the heart of New York City. I'm the founder and editor of Cherry Bomb Magazine, and each week I talk to the most interesting women and culinary creatives in and around the world of food. Today's guest is Ivy Knight, writer, filmmaker, and

fierce advocate for those who work in the restaurant industry. Well, not everyone in the

restaurant industry. Ivy is a champion of the hardworking, decent back-of-house underdog. If you're

a rich restaurant owner, or a tweezer and truffle-loving fine dining chef or part of the

patriarchy chances are ivy has skewered you on ala selene her instagram account known for having the

best and most biting memes about the restaurant world if you are not following a la seline go take a look

before listening to the rest of this episode. You can find

the link in our show notes and give Al-A. Selene a follow while you're there. Please note,

today's interview does include some strong language and sensitive content. Ivy will join me in just

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Thank you in advance for supporting our print magazine. Now, let's check in

with today's guest. Ivy Knight, welcome to Radio Cherry Bomb. Thank you for having me. This is so

exciting. I am so excited to talk to you. Al-A. Celine, is that an alter ego of yours? Is that a person?

Yeah, it's funny. It is an alter ego. It became one because I have

my own Instagram account. So if I'm telling my husband about like, oh, somebody contacted me,

that's me. But then if somebody contacts Salin, then I'll say, oh, somebody contacted

Celine. And there I go, saying it both ways. You know, you can say it however you

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