Nyakio Grieco is the founder of Nyakio Beauty, a clean and green skincare line inspired by her own Kenyan family recipes and beauty traditions she’s learned from her travels around the globe. Leading the clean beauty movement for over a decade, Nyakio’s award-winning beauty brand recently launched at her dream come true retailer, Target. The brand’s signature coffee scrub, cold-pressed oils, and cleansing balm made with sweet almonds reveal she’s a true foodie at heart. During quarantine, Nyakio has finally found her inner baker and enjoys cooking and baking for her family. Tune in to this episode of Live to Eat as we talk about how entrepreneurs can pivot during trying times, the art of circling, the best way to combat “maskne,” and why queso should be the sixth food group.

They say good things come in threes and the Sugar Rush gang is no different. Hunter March, Sugar Rush’s handsome and humorous host, and Adriano Zumbo, my sincere and sage co-judge, are the first repeat guests on this podcast. Talking with these two, the laughs are nonstop. Like on every episode of Sugar Rush, our playful banter continues as we tease Hunter about his gas station shopping habits and find out what exactly Adriano’s been up to during the pandemic. Join us on this episode of Live to Eat as we chat about our favorite moments on set, this season’s new Extra Sweet challenges, and how you can enter our Sugar Rush At-Home competition!

When it comes to the world of food, Susan Spungen is the paradigm of perfection. Former founding food editor at Martha Stewart Living, Hollywood food stylist and culinary consultant, Susan knows how to make food look good. A savvy and skilled cookbook author and recipe developer, Susan is an expert entertainer and celebrated cook. Susan’s newest cookbook, Open Kitchen:  Inspired Food for Casual Gatherings, was released in March on the precipice of the pandemic. Since March 13, Susan has made every single meal and she’s been creating an album of her pandemic meals. Tune in to this episode of Live to Eat as we talk about the staying power of cupcakes, how to make an empty-the-fridge-soup, the importance of making mistakes, and unsung ingredient heroes like lemony sumac.

Mike Johnson, a self-taught baker, recipe developer, and food photographer is a licensed attorney who left his career to pursue his passion. Mike started his blog, Mike Bakes NYC, to document his adventures photographing delicious food around NYC and now his blog stars his very own luscious desserts. Mike’s first cookbook, Even Better Brownies, comes out this December, and features his simply stunning photography and all the indulgent and irresistible brownies, blondies, and bars you might dream about. Quarantine baking inspired Mike to create a new category on his blog, “Small Batch Baking” for when you’re short on ingredients, or you just can’t eat an entire pan of cinnamon rolls by yourself. Join us on this episode of Live to Eat as we chat about the secrets to success in the blogging world, how to use Adobe Lightroom to improve your food photos, and Mike’s mouth-watering copycat Levain Bakery chocolate chip cookies.

Erin Andrews is at the peak of her career, and she is taking the ball and running. Sportscaster on Fox NFL Sunday and Fox Thursday Night Football, and also co-host of Quarantine QnA FS1, Erin is an expert in her field. When she’s not talking sports, she’s co-hosting ABC’s Dancing with the Stars. Erin’s female NFL apparel line, Wear by Erin Andrews, is designed for the fashionable fan who wants to support their team anywhere and everywhere. Erin also knows her way around the grill and has been stepping up her cooking game, expanding her recipe repertoire. Tune in to this episode of Live to Eat as we talk about nonstick griddles, the best binge-worthy TV, driveway dinners, and the trick to looking good on video calls.

Many of her followers call her the "pound cake queen," but Jocelyn Delk Adams just might be THE queen of decadent desserts. Founder and author of Grandbaby Cakes, Jocelyn is a passionate businesswoman whose resume includes food blogger, cookbook author, TV personality, brand ambassador, and Ted Talk speaker. Jocelyn created her blog Grandbaby Cakes to celebrate multiple generations of cherished family recipes with a modern spin. Continuing the tradition of baking together, Jocelyn enjoys baking with her two-year-old daughter, fondly remembering her own childhood memories baking alongside her mama and "big mama." Join us on this episode of Live to Eat as we chat about Jocelyn’s passion for peaches, leading with authenticity in your career, black-owned restaurants and bakeries you can support, and how you can sustain the current movement in ways that are true and authentic to you.  

Winning our hearts for over three decades, Candace Cameron Bure is a member of one of America’s favorite fictional families. Most celebrated for her iconic role as DJ Tanner on Full House and Fuller House, she is also a successful producer and star on the Hallmark Channel and Hallmark Movies & Mysteries. A New York Times Best-Selling Author, Candace shares her faith and story in her books, children’s books, journals, and devotionals. Candace has been enjoying her time in the kitchen during quarantine, cooking for her family at home. Tune in to this episode of Live to Eat as we talk about the wonders of a pizza oven, tips for practicing patience, the last season of Fuller House, and the TikTok wormhole.

Distinguished designer, Rachel Zoe is best known for her chic style and glamorous fashion. Rachel is a successful entrepreneur with her own clothing and accessory line; online lifestyle empire, the Zoe Report; and luxe subscription box, Box of Style, a personal curation of her favorite brands and products each season. A Baby2Baby Board Member focused on providing children in poverty basic necessities, Rachel has such a caring and giving heart. Above all, Rachel’s favorite role is mother, and she has been cherishing this time at home, soaking up extra snuggles and baking sweet treats with her two boys. Join us on this episode of Live to Eat as we chat about quarantine fashion, the importance of family dinners, birth order, and the 5:00 glass of wine.