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This weeks episode, the boys are joined by Doug Mcmaster from Silo Restaurant Hackney Wick. Taking. different approach by looking at wellbeing and sustainability, Doug talks about his journey from St Johns, to Australia and how Silo was born.
Website: https://silolondon.com
Instagram: @silolondon @mcmasterchef
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This weeks episode the boys are joined by the incredible Chantelle Nicholson. She speaks about re-opening her restaurant Tredwells. All about why she wrote the book Planted. Healthy eating, the move and transition and looking after her staff. What and absolute pleasure!
http://www.chantellenicholson.com
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Planted-chefs-show-stopping-vegan-recipes/dp/0857834487/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=planted&qid=1601900401&sr=8-1
instagram @chef_chantelle
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Tom Norrington-Davies, Yogi, Ex Chef, and food writer joins us to talk about his journey into discovering Ashtanga Yoga. Why he needed it, and the offering of Out of Hours Yoga to help people in the hospitality industry find solace and clarity in Yoga as a means of exercise and well-being.
website: yogawithtom.co.uk
Instagram @outofhoursyoga
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The boys are joined by the ever inspiring George Lamb. The radio and TV presenter came along this week to talk about GROW, educational growth, regenerative farming, s**t white bread sandwiches, and a little science behind cooking.
Social @wearegrow__
Website www.wearegrow.org
Ted Talk https://www.ted.com/talks/sir_ken_robinson_do_schools_kill_creativity?language=en
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The boys are joined by Kirk Haworth, chef-owner of the plant based fine dining restaurant ‘Plates’ in East London and creator of ‘Chefs Wellness’ - a monthly wellbeing session for hospitality.
Kirk talks about his years cooking at 1, 2- and 3-star level around the world before contracting Lyme Disease in Australia and the agony from taking 4 years to diagnose. A change of diet played a huge role in his recovery and the questions are asked “how important is food over medicine?
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