Say Cheese

Say Cheese

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Say Cheese episodes

  • Ep.34 - Maia feat. Adam Moskowitz

    Jeff Buck sits down to talk about Maia, a pasteurized cow's milk cheese from Briar Rose Creamery in Oregon. The podcast ends with a #cheesymoment from Adam Moskowitz 

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    31 min
  • Ep.33 - Vella Dry Jack

    Jeff Buck sits down to talk about Vella Dry Jack, a pasteurized cow's milk cheese from Vella Cheese Company in California. 🧀🧀🧀🧀

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    26 min
  • Ep.30 - Couronne De Fontenay ft. Alex Lake

    I sit down with Alex Lake (Netflix's The Circle) about a week before the historic coronavirus quarantine took place. We discuss briefly his time on The Circle while indulging in one of the best circle-shaped goat cheeses from the famed affineur Rodolphe Le Meunier. As always the podcast ends with some #CheesyMoments.

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    40 min
  • Ep.29 - Marisa feat. Hailley Field

    Jeff Buck sits down with Hailley Field to talk about Marisa, a pasteurized sheep's milk cheese from Carr Valley Cheese in Wisconsin. Hailley brings over her own baguette for the podcast with hopes of meeting #BaggyTheBaguette. They dive into the origins of where Marisa is made and who it's named after. As always the podcast ends with some #CheesyMoments. This episode Jeff reads a handful of submissions from fans before Hailley shares some of hers which include Hallmark cards, socks, and a personalized cheese journal .

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    49 min
  • Ep.28 - Carmel feat. Mario Caballero

    Jeff Buck sits down with Mario Caballero to talk about Carmel -- a small format bloomy rind triple crème sheep and cow’s milk cheese from Stepladder Creamery in Cambria, CA. The goats at Stepladder only produce milk 9 months out of the year, they created this new small format cheese to fill that 3 month gap when they arent producing and used sheep's milk instead. As always the podcast ends with some #CheesyMoments. This episode Mario shares one involving memories of sharing cheese with his dad. 

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    Cheese provided by @dtlacheese

    Check out our weekly comedy show, #SayCheeseShowcase, every Tuesday at the Grand Central Market in Los Angeles - 7pm - Free admission

    34 min
  • Ep.27 - Wabash Cannonball feat. Danielle Firestone

    Jeff Buck sits down with Danielle Firestone to talk about Wabash Cannonball -- a pasteurized goat's milk cheese from Capriole Goat Cheeses in Indiana.
    After hearing Jeff speculate about it in a previous episode, Danielle immediately wanted to inform Jeff on what Wawa (the American chain convenience store) actually is. Jeff then briefly revisits information on Capriole Goat Cheeses, asks Danielle what she would put on her hometown flag, discuss the origins of the Wabash Cannonball's mystical hobo train name, and rate the cheese on a classic scale system. As always the podcast ends with some #CheesyMoments. This episode Danielle shared one involving a horrible business name and another that involves classicism in a cheese museum.


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    Check out our weekly comedy show, #SayCheeseShowcase, every Tuesday at the Grand Central Market in Los Angeles - 7pm - Free admission

    41 min

About Say Cheese

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An educational comedy podcast about artisanal cheeses. Each episode comedian and cheesemonger Jeff Buck sits down with a guest to eat and talk about a different cheese.