Kristen Kish

Queery with Cameron Esposito

Cameron Esposito

Society & Culture

4.8 • 3.4K Ratings

🗓️ 27 March 2023

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

Chef Kristen Kish sits down with Cameron to discuss their new show RESTAURANTS AT THE END OF THE WORLD out now on Disney+ and the National Geographic channel, grappling with how we're perceived in the world vs. how we perceive ourselves, and how food is an expression of who she is but not the entirety of who she is.

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0:00.0	This is a show about individual experience and personal identity.
0:04.0	There may be times when folks use identifying words or phrases that don't feel right to you.
0:08.2	That's part of what we're exploring here.
0:10.1	Please listen with an open heart, and as always, I welcome your polite, engaged feedback,
0:14.2	and I encourage you to continue the conversation in your own life and with your own community.
0:19.4	Welcome to Query.
0:20.4	Hey, Query Rose.
0:29.0	Today on the show, Kristen Kish.
0:30.6	Oh my God.
0:31.6	This person is so awesome.
0:33.0	She has a new show out that's called Restaurants at the end of the world.
0:36.8	It's on Disney Plus, which the screeners were it, and I am going to watch all of it because
0:40.6	it is, it's fucking awesome.
0:42.7	She also is a chef.
0:43.7	She's got a cookbook that's called Kristen Kish.
0:46.8	It's looking easy to remember because of her name.
0:50.5	But yeah, just like loved this conversation, loved this person, and she has such warmth
0:55.2	that exudes on the show.
0:57.2	I don't usually like get fucking jazzed about a show unless I like really think it's
1:02.7	fucking good.
1:03.7	You know, so anyway, you should watch this.
1:05.9	She's great.
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