Something Between Something: With Jeff Mauro

Starving for Attention with Richard and Jazmin Blais

Richard Blais

Arts, Food

4.9 • 621 Ratings

🗓️ 23 October 2018

⏱️ 79 minutes

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This week Richard catches up with Food Network star and past winner of the show by the same name Jeff Mauro at the New York Food and Wine Festival. Listen in as they talk about Jeff’s background in acting, using his family for motivation in his career, and Jeff gives his tips to young chefs trying to break into the Food Network world. Remember to join us at @starving4pod on Instagram!

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0:00.0	The following program is brought to you by your friends at Podcast One.
0:03.8	Don't forget to download our new Podcast One app.
0:09.0	Podcast One presents Starving for Attention with Richard Blaze, an entertaining behind-the-scenes look at the world of food,
0:17.9	where you'll hear from anyone and everyone from the culinary industry,
0:21.7	including restaurateurs, TV hosts, celebrity chefs, producers of your favorite cooking shows,
0:28.4	and many more. Now here's your host, Richard Blaze.
0:33.9	Hey, everyone, Richard Blaze here with Jasmine Blaze. Welcome to Starving for Attention, live from the
0:39.0	portable walk-in unit of our home. It's not really portable. Otherwise known as a dining room.
0:44.2	It's the dining room. Lucy's here as well, but she's not paying any attention. I'm just
0:50.2	shouting that out for Cheryl, who doesn't like when we talk about our dog on the podcast.
0:54.4	But Lucy is here, Cheryl, and she's wanted you to know that she's here, even though she's
0:58.5	sleeping.
0:59.2	This episode's a lot of fun.
1:00.6	Jeff Morrow is joining us, also known as the Sandwich King of Chicago.
1:07.8	Well, first of all, he does sandwiches.
1:09.9	Yeah.
1:10.1	So he's got a restaurant called
1:11.5	Pork and Mindies. Right. Because he's a funny guy. And that's kind of an amazing title,
1:16.0	especially knowing that he's got this comedic sort of theatrical training background. And I just
1:21.6	watched the Robin Williams documentary, which is insanely, if you're a performer or entertainer,
1:27.3	yeah.
1:27.9	I watch it like three times on this last trip I just took.
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