In part I we follow along on Chef Jensen’s culinary journey from working for Debbie Golds a Top Chef Masters award winner to working for Troy Guard as he became the Executive Chef at Tag in Denver Co. Then well switch gears and learn how Jensen launched a massive storytelling hospitality movement with Best Served Podcast. I am excited to introduce you to Chef Jensen Cummings a fifth-generation chef. His family has owned restaurants since 1900.

Voices4Chefs

Jensen speaks to Andrew Parr, Corey Nelson, and Sophie Braker about the content they created which brought the team of Best Served Creative together.

Gratitude and the Hospitality Industry

Knead To Sleep

Fire On The Mountain

Big Time Babble

Dominique Ansel Bakery

Phil Rosenthal World

Huckleberry Cafe

As we reach a historic milestone of two years from the very first Best Served Podcast on November 18, 2019, we want to bring back our very first guest, Elan Wenzel of Element Knife Company at Stanley Marketplace in Denver, CO.

In the 86 86 86 Challenge, Best Served paid hospitality industry professionals $86 for their stories. Hear from first-time writers on the struggle with impostor syndrome, how they found the story within them and how we are adding more voices to the culinary narrative.

Moderators

Chef Jensen Cummings

Sophie Braker

Katie Fisco

Abbey Miller

Katie O'Hara

Jasmin Parks Papadopoulos

Letisha Steele

In this episode of Tell Your Best Story, Jensen speaks to Katie O'Hara, an 86 86 86 Challenge Editor, about battling with her self confidence as a freelancer, how food is so important in our lives, and how she likes volatile situations: kids, restaurants, and writing.

In this episode of Tell Your Best Story, Jensen speaks to Zoe Schacht, an 86 86 86 Challenge Editor, about helping people through journalism, the relaxed editing of the 86 86 86 Challenge, and multimedia in telling stories.

In this episode of Tell Your Best Story, Jensen speaks to Sarah Carpenter, an 86 86 86 Challenge editor, about Sarah's first industry job, the history of Denver's food scene, and how the hospitality industry has always been there for her.

In this episode of Tell Your Best Story, Jensen speaks to Camille Shoemaker, a 86 86 86 Challenge Editor, about seeing all sides of the industry, getting her Masters in Food Studies at NYU, and how you don't need to be an amazing writers to tell your story.

In this episode of Tell Your Best Story, Jensen speaks to Sicily Sierra, Zuri Resendiz, and Joshua Walbolt, all writers from the 86 86 86 Challenge, about the inspirations behind their articles and how they found the self-worth to tell their story.