The Tribe at The Table

For The Love With Jen Hatmaker Podcast

Jen Hatmaker

Relationships, Society & Culture

4.6 • 6.4K Ratings

🗓️ 15 November 2017

⏱️ 76 minutes

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Summary

We’re wrapping up our “For the Love of Food” series with stories from you--Jen’s Tribe--of how you're gathering with food in the best possible ways! Tanorria Askew quit her corporate job and followed her cooking dreams—she made it to the final 4 of Master Chef (with big kudos from Gordon Ramsay, no less) and now has established Tanorria’s Table, a personal chef company with a heart for community and a soul for diversity. Elyse, Suzanna and Lauren are friends who have found the secret of life around food prep for their families with “group cooking” allowing them quality friend time and freezer meals for the entire week. [Bonus: we learn about Jen’s secret “beer & deer” freezer as well.] Jen’s friend Melissa Navarro rounds things out by sharing how she’s basically adopted a college by preparing a weekly meal/get together in her home for student athletes who are far from their own homes. You guys always bring the best stories! To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome to For the Love Podcast with bestselling author, Jen Hatmaker.
0:07.0	Come on in and join us for a chat with Jen and friends about all the things we love.
0:12.0	Now here's Jen.
0:18.0	Hey everyone, it's Jen.
0:21.0	Welcome to the show.
0:22.0	Welcome to The For the Love Podcast.
0:24.0	We're going to really cool series that I am loving so much.
0:28.0	We are wrapping up for The Love of Food and it's been so great.
0:33.0	It's not just about food preparation.
0:36.0	If you've been listening along, you don't even have to love cooking to have loved this series.
0:40.0	It's just about so many other things about gathering and about hospitality and about our history with food and about health.
0:47.0	It's just been great.
0:50.0	One of my favorite things that we do on this podcast for every series is we crowdsource an episode.
0:56.0	We basically say, okay, so we've lined up these guests for you, but who do you know that we should know that should be on this series?
1:04.0	And so this is our crowdsource episode and you guys, I have no chill about it because every time we've done this this far, when we crowdsource these episodes, and we're supposed to pick one.
1:13.0	Right? That was the initial plan.
1:16.0	Let's pick one guest out of all the submissions and every single time I've picked at least two if not more.
1:23.0	Because there's too many awesome people. We have too many amazing people in our tribe and I just can't, I can't choose.
1:29.0	So on this exact episode, on this crowdsource episode, we actually have three guests that you crowdsourced.
1:38.0	It's technically four, but two of them are together. And so sorry, I'm sorry, not sorry, I don't care.
1:44.0	These are just some top notch people and you're going to love to meet them. And they're sort of all over the map on why you chose them and all their stories are super, super interesting.
1:54.0	And so I'm excited to introduce you to our very first guest out of the three in this, in this episode.
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