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Guest Suzanne Lenzer
Book: PECKISH: Suggestions for the Sophisticated Snacker.
Welcome to the Well Seasoned Librarian. This is Season 16 Episode 10. Today we're diving into the delicious world of snacking with author Suzanne Lenzer and her brand new book, PECKISH: Suggestions for the Sophisticated Snacker. Forget rigid mealtime rules, Suzanne is here to liberate your palate and celebrate the joy of nibbling.
Suzanne believes that eating should be fun, encouraging us to embrace our cravings with a little bit of this and a little bit of that. PECKISH offers over 75 inspiring recipes for small bites, proving that wonderful food doesn't need to be complicated or picture-perfect. Get ready to rediscover the playful side of your kitchen, fueled by curiosity and a touch of culinary whimsy.
With nearly two decades of experience as a food stylist, cookbook author of acclaimed titles like GRAZE and Truly, Madly Pizza, Suzanne brings a wealth of culinary creativity to the table. Her recipes and styling have graced magazines, television, and numerous cookbooks, and her writing has been featured in publications like Tin House and The New York Times. Join our host Dean Jones as he explores Suzanne's philosophy on snacking and the delightful recipes in PECKISH.
Book: Peckish: Suggestions for the Sophisticated Snacker; A Cookbook
https://www.suzannelenzer.com/my-cookbooks
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Welcome back to "The Well-Seasoned Librarian Podcast! Season 16 Episode 9.
Today, we're stirring things up a bit as we explore the fascinating intersection of information, community, and… food! I'm thrilled to welcome Amy Nash of the popular blog House of Nash Eats, a self-taught
home cook, baker, cookbook author, and the creative force behind millions of delicious recipes. Amy has a new cookbook out House of Nash Eats Everyday and our Host Dean Jones was very eager to talk with Amy about it.
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Amy Nash started the successful “House of Nash Eats” blog in 2016 enticing web browsers with hearty main dishes and decedant desserts. Amy is hear to talk to us, and I will now take us to Dean’s Conversation with Amy about her new book!
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The Well-Seasoned Librarian: In Conversation with Food Writers, Chefs, and More! The Well-Seasoned Librarian is one of the fastest growing Food Podcasts online. You can view it on iTunes, Spotify, and all other platforms. Recent guests include Dorie Greenspan, Rose Levy Beranbaum, Beth A Lee , Nick Malgieri, Joanne Weir, Cenk Somnesoy, Darina Allen , John Devore and more.
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BBQ Hall of Famer "Meathead" is one of only 26 living members! Author of the NYT bestseller "Meathead: The Science Of Great Barbecue and Grilling," named a top 100 cookbook by Southern Living (alongside Julia Child!). The BBQ Whisperer & Hedonism Evangelist behind @AmazingRibs, the world's most popular BBQ site. This global judge of food & drink and founder of multiple world championships is dedicated to great flavor. From algae cookies to legendary ribs, Meathead's a culinary icon!
The Meathead Method: A BBQ Hall of Famer's Secrets and Science on BBQ, Grilling, and Outdoor Cooking with 114 Recipes
Amazing Ribs.com https://amazingribs.com/
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Bio: Kids Cooking for Life Celebrates Its Dedicated Educators This Teacher Appreciation Day
Nonprofit honors instructors and showcases student skills with a youth cooking competition in
Sausalito
San Rafael, CA — April 21, 2025 — As Teacher Appreciation Day approaches on May 6, Kids
Cooking for Life (KCL) proudly celebrates the dedicated educators who make a lasting impact
on children's lives—one recipe, one lesson, and one act of care at a time.
At KCL, teachers are more than culinary instructors. They are mentors, role models, and
advocates for healthier living. Each week, through engaging, hands-on cooking classes, they
empower students with practical skills in food preparation, nutrition education, and kitchen
safety, while building their confidence and encouraging creativity. Students learn that cooking
can be simple, joyful, and accessible—skills that serve them well beyond the classroom.
To honor our incredible educators and showcase the talents of our students, KCL is excited to
host a Kids Cooking Competition on Tuesday, May 6, from 4:00 to 6:00 PM at Ditas, 562
Bridgeway, Sausalito. This special event will highlight everything the students have learned
throughout the program, from knife skills to plating and presentation. It’s a fun,
community-centered celebration that recognizes both the students’ progress and the teachers who
guide them every step of the way.
A recent example illustrates the impact of KCL's programs: one student arrived to class shy and
hesitant to engage. Over time, supported by the warmth and encouragement of her instructor, she
began to find her voice and discover a passion for cooking. She entered each session excited to
learn, beamed when her efforts were praised, and took pride in her growing abilities. Stories like
hers unfold daily in KCL classrooms, where the compassion and creativity of educators foster
confidence and growth.
Founded on the belief that healthy habits begin early, Kids Cooking for Life brings free or
low-cost cooking education programs to children throughout the Bay Area and beyond. These
programs are especially vital in underserved communities, where access to nutrition education
and healthy food options may be limited. KCL’s mission is deeply rooted in education—and its
teachers are at the very heart of that mission.
“This Teacher Appreciation Day, we are proud to honor the incredible individuals who bring our
mission to life,” said Lara Rajninger, Executive Director of Kids Cooking for Life. “Their
dedication, patience, and enthusiasm create joyful learning environments where students
thrive—not only as cooks but as confident, capable individuals.”
KCL invites the community to join us in celebrating the amazing work of our teachers and the
skills our students have developed. The May 6th competition is free and open to the public.
For more information about Kids Cooking for Life or to support our work, visit
https://www.kidscookingforlife.org/.
informative to... well, let's just say aroma-tic.
Welcome to the Well Seasoned Librarian Podcast. This is Season 16, Episode "Number Two" , oh sorry, Meant Number 6
Today, our fearless leader Dean is chatting with the one and only Gordon Kindness, who's beaming in all the way from across the pond in the UK. Now, Gordon isn't just your average food fancier; he's a gastro-intestinal guru, a content creator who's taking the YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram scenes by storm, one rumble at a time.
Known for his refreshingly honest (and sometimes brutally so) opinions, a palate that's braver than a toddler facing broccoli, and a certain je ne sais quoi that often involves unexpected sound effects, Gordon plunges headfirst into the culinary deep end. He fearlessly reviews everything from the newest fancy-pants eateries to those hidden local treasures that might just leave you with a digestive surprise. He even tackles food challenges that could send lesser
stomachs running for the nearest porcelain throne.
While his distinctive focus on how various edibles interact with his inner workings truly sets him apart (think of it as a very… personal food journey), Gordon’s genuine love for all things edible and his knack for connecting with his audience have earned him a truly devoted following – a fanbase that appreciates his unfiltered approach, shall we say. He brings a fresh and often hilariously unrestrained perspective to food reviews, making his content both informative and wildly entertaining (especially if you have a strong constitution... and maybe some air freshener).
So, do yourself a flavor and follow Gordon on his social media channels to join his ongoing culinary expeditions and get his uniquely… bottom-line take on the delicious and sometimes explosive world of food!
Instagram: @gordonkindness:
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Welcome back to the Well Seasoned Librarian Podcast everyone! We've reached Season 16, Episode 5, and I'm absolutely thrilled to introduce you to a guest who truly understands the magic of books, both on the page and out in the world. Tonight, host Dean Jones is diving deep into the art of book marketing with the brilliant Stephanie Moon!
From those clandestine childhood reading sessions under the covers to orchestrating campaigns for New York Times Bestsellers and landing coveted spots on Oprah's Favorite Things, Stephanie's journey has been woven with a love for stories. She's seen firsthand how incredible books can sometimes get lost without a little nudge, and she's on a mission to empower authors to take the reins.
We will learn about her insights, her company Checked Off, and maybe even discover what she's reading when she's not changing the book marketing game.
We will now take you to Dean’s conversation with Stephanie Moon.
Stef Moon Co. https://www.stephmoonco.com/
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Welcome to the Well Seasoned Librarian Podcast. This is Season 16 Episode 4.
Today Host Dean Jones will be talking with Bebe Black Carminito who’s book The Curated Board: Inspired Platters & Spreads for Any Occasion came out last fall.
Carminito who is a food stylist, recipe developer, content creator, and professional makeup artist. She co-runs and oversees three global cookbook clubs. Her foray into cookbooks was The California Date Cookbook, as well as styling for 52 Shabbats. Bebe attended the San Francisco Cooking School and started her culinary career at A16, an acclaimed restaurant in San Francisco. She resides in San Francisco with her husband and best friend, David Carminito.
Website: https://www.atinysoiree.com/
champagneandcookies @proofcollective.
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Welcome back to the Well Seasoned Librarian!
This is Season Sixteen, Episode Three. Join your host, the ever-curious Dean Jones, as he delves into fascinating stories and insightful conversations.
Today, Dean sits down with Angelo Carotenuto, the visionary founder and co-owner of LivTours – formerly known as LivItaly Tours. From his early days leading tours through the ancient streets of Rome in 2004 to establishing LivTours in 2009, Angelo has cultivated a company renowned for delivering exceptional, high-end experiences across Europe.
Discover the journey of LivTours, which began with intimate tours in Italy and has blossomed to encompass over 25 captivating destinations. Learn how Angelo, alongside logistics expert Kristin, built a company dedicated to small-group adventures led by top-tier guides, now offering everything from historical explorations to immersive cultural encounters across Italy, Spain, France, England, Austria, and Germany.
More than just tours, LivTours champions sustainability, partnering with GreenStep Sustainable Tourism to ensure their carefully crafted experiences respect local heritage, support small businesses, and give back to the communities they explore.
Get ready to hear the story behind a company offering over 350 unique and personalized tours, from iconic landmarks to culinary journeys and thrilling adventures.
Now, let's listen in as Dean Jones engages in an enriching conversation with Angelo Carotenuto.
https://livtours.com/about-us/
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Welcome to the Well Seasoned Librarian Podcast. This is Season 16 Episode 2. Today host Dean Jones is talking to author, food writer Ellen Kanner.
Kanner is the author of the award-winning book Feeding the Hungry Ghost: Life, Faith and What to Eat for Dinner. She writes about the intersection of food, culture, community, wellness, and sustainability for outlets including HuffPo, VegNews, and Edible South Florida, which calls her “the lovable and entertaining voice of plant-based.” She’s a vegan advocate and culinary instructor, recipe developer for major brands, and the creator of the Substack newsletter Broccoli Rising. A fifth generation Miami native, she lives with her husband in — where else? — Miami.
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Welcome back, dear listeners, to another delectable season of Well Seasoned Librarian! Can you believe it? Season 16 Episode 1! And to kick things off, Dean has a truly sweet treat for us today.
Get ready to have your taste buds tantalized because Dean is sitting down with the incredibly talented Dan Abel. Now, Dan isn't just anyone; he's the heart and soul behind the absolutely divine Bissinger's Chocolates.
Rooted in 17th-century France, where their exquisite chocolates graced the tables of European nobility like Napoleon Bonaparte and the Rothschilds, earning them the title of Confiseur Imperial by King Louis XIV, the Bissinger family's confectionery legacy journeyed to America in 1845 with Karl Bissinger, who established their first kitchen near Cincinnati; his son, also Karl, continued this tradition by opening a St. Louis kitchen in 1927, a city that remains the company's home, with their current head candy maker representing the third generation from the original French master candy maker, and to this day, many of their acclaimed confections, praised by figures from European royalty to Oprah and featured in national venues like Starbucks and Whole Foods, are crafted using original recipes dating back to 1899, showcasing a commitment to heritage, quality ingredients, and time-honored craftsmanship over mass production.
They scour the globe for the finest ingredients, prioritize Fair Trade, and use only the good stuff – real butter, fresh cream, natural flavors... you get the picture. This isn't just chocolate; it's a labor of love.
get ready to dive into the rich and fascinating story behind Bissinger's Chocolates. Dean, take it away!
Bissengers Chocolates: https://www.bissingers.com/?tw_source=google&tw_adid=380108473574&tw_campaign=56526533&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAAD6kdF8dnR6UnpLYeHfyZ7-sQRkK4&gclid=CjwKCAjwq7fABhB2EiwAwk-YbM0s8mqUlSDVM9qGcTn-HlyT7WDKXsVT7GJivMnJq-s3c9eHEpYQXxoCVwQQAvD_BwE
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