On this episode of The Let’s Go Eat Show Dylan admits that he has ruined the show!

Bill sits down with Dean Cardinale at The Bayou to discuss Dean’s many adventures around the world, his orphanage in Africa and his company World Wide Trekking. Dean is the most interesting man in the world, and tells some unbelievable stories … Continue reading →

In this very first “Lite” episode Bill chats with Jake and his wife Jitrada about how they met, why they ended up in Utah, and why their restaurant, Sala Thai Kitchen, is soooooo good. They also gave us their recipe … Continue reading →

Bill sits down with Todd Nuke ‘Em, the former (and possible future) program director of X96 to discuss Todd’s career in radio, what makes X96 successful and Todd’s brief absence from the airwaves. To see pictures from this episode click … Continue reading →

Bill sits down with Cynthia Fleming, an Executive Director for The Salt Lake Acting Company. They discuss Cynthia’s 30-year career as a professional performer, as well as the history and future of the Salt Lake Acting Company.   For pictures from … Continue reading →

This is a more informative than entertaining post from the Let’s Go Eat Show. We want YOUR suggestions about who you think we should interview and where you think we should go. Please leave your suggestions here, or on our … Continue reading →

Bill sits down at the Vertical Diner with Aaron Swenson to discuss Aaron’s performance in Hedwig and the Angry Inch. We learn why Aaron didn’t go on a mission, and why things didn’t work out for him at BYU.  They also … Continue reading →

Bill sits down with the ridiculously good looking Doug Fabrizio, host of Radio West, to discuss what it takes to be a good interviewer and how to deal with those guests who aren’t holding up their end of the conversation. … Continue reading →

Bill sits down to eat with Angela Brown, the editor of SLUG magazine. They discuss “counter culture” and how a little Mormon girl became queen of the counter culture in Salt Lake City. They also discuss the old feud between … Continue reading →

Chris Vanocur has been a reporter in Utah for three decades and is currently the host of “On The Record” on ABC channel 4. Chris has been honored with America’s most prestigious journalism awards -including the George Foster Peabody … Continue reading →