The Pizza Podcast

The pizza maker who took the internet by storm, and an all-around amazing person, Miriam Weiskind, sits down with us to talk about her journey into the pizza world and the power that pizza can hold.

  More info on Mirium:

  @thezareport  

  Thezareport.com  

   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6E0ilkXyamk&t=3s Shop coming soon!

Certified authentic Neapolitan Pizza Master, Giulio Adriani, takes some time off from Consulting, surfing, and being an all-around badass to sit down with us and talk about why he is one of the top pizzaiolos on the planet.  https://www.giulioadriani.com/

Zazzy's Master Pizzaiolo Domenico Tolomeo dives deep into his personal history as a chef, his challenges growing up in an Italian-speaking household in America, and so much more!  https://zazzys.com/ https://www.instagram.com/mimmo_pizzaiolo/

New Jersey native, Al Santillo sits down with us to talk about everything from bread and pizza, to Frank Sinatra and world history.

Vicar for Development for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn and the Administrator of St. Bernard Parish, Msgr. Jamie J. Gigantiello Talks with us about the Giglio Feast, as well as his experiences growing up in Brooklyn  For more information on the Giglio feast:  https://olmcfeast.com/

Modernist Cuisine’s Stephanie Swane gives us a sneak peek of their upcoming book Modernist Pizza, all the work that was behind it, and things she learned along the way.

Corto Olive Oil's Master Miller, David Garci-Aguirre, sits down with us to to talk all things olive oil, and why the oil you're using may be holding your food back. David explains the necessities for a quality olive oil, from harvest, to the chemistry involved in refining it.

Allison Fasano talks with us about Nona Style, Growing up in Brooklyn, and what is behind good food.

Our good friend Lou Crisci, of Crisci's Restaurant, came on down to talk about the changes in Williamsburg, his family's history in America, how Tony Danza played him in the 1998 film "A Brooklyn State of Mind, and so much more.

Giuseppe Viterale, owner of Ornella in Astoria Queens, came down to Brooklyn to talk with us about Italian heritage, family times, and doing things for yourself.