In this episode, we finish the book "Change the Recipe" by chef and humanitarian José Andrés.

He calls for change, whether that's through small actions, new connections, or better laws, and he challenges us all to do our part in making this world better.

Building longer tables means including everyone. We can do that. Right?

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When chef José Andrés started World Central Kitchen, he didn't wait for the perfect circumstances or the best financial opportunities. He just showed up and started helping.

As we continue his book, "Change the Recipe," we discuss how he works with locals to create the most successful team of soulmates imaginable.

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In José Andrés' book, "Change the Recipe," he writes about his early relationship with food, his desire to become a chef, and how his curiosity helped him develop an adventurous mind.

In this short episode, I introduce our next book, "Change the Recipe: Because You Can't Build a Better World Without Breaking Some Eggs."

Written by the founder of World Central Kitchen, José Andrés, the book is about the healing power of food.

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Let's enter 2026 with thoughtful intention, setting easy goals and offering plenty of grace.

Join me as we finish Beth Kempton's book "Calm Christmas," and let's start the year with hope and connection.

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This time of year can be difficult for many people - and maybe that means you, too.

In this episode, I discuss embracing the melancholy of the season while making room for joy. I also give tips for creating a sacred Twixmas - a time of reflection and rest.

Thank you for listening and have a Merry Christmas.

How do you handle shopping, spending and family during the holidays? Beth Kempton offers great advice in her book "Calm Christmas and Happy New Year: A Little Book of Festive Joy."

Listen in for ideas to create a manageable holiday.

We're reading "Calm Christmas and a Happy New Year" by Beth Kempton, and it's a fabulous guide for creating a holiday season that feels genuine.

Today we're talking about things like service, money, shopping, winter, coziness and hedgehogs.

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Using the five stories of Christmas detailed in this book, we'll create a blueprint for how you'd like to observe the holiday season. Embrace what you love, let go of what doesn't work anymore - without guilt.

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If you want to create a Christmas that's more calm than chaotic, join me as we read "Calm Christmas and Happy New Year: A Little Book of Festive Joy" by Beth Kempton.

Let's start the season grounded, excited and ready to enjoy the holidays.

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