In this episode, chef Noel is joined by the host of Nyammings Cooking show, Krystal Tomlinson to dish on her journey on the show and the upcoming season 11.  Krystal also shared some behind the scenes insights on the show and shared her views on the beloved Jamaican Cuisine.

Nyammings is Jamaica’s finest Travel & Cuisine TV Show that brings to Jamaican television a blend of interesting places, history, and people, culminating in some delectably exquisite cuisine. “Nyammings” is also one of Jamaica’s most rooted shows that is also popular in the United States of America Hosted by Krystal Tomlinson.

Krystal Tomlinson is an Author, Communication Consultant, Internationally Ranked Speaker, Digital Brand Management Coach and Social Researcher. A former Ms. Jamaica Festival Queen and National Youth Ambassador for Vision 2030 Jamaica, Krystal is the CEO of the Centre for Self-Management where she trains individuals and groups in the art emotional intelligence, public speaking and high performance. She is also the coordinator for Teens On Purpose, a school-based social intervention and mentorship programme for youth at risk. Often referred to as the 'Momentum Speaker', and now a politician. Krystal is passionately in love with music, Jamaican cuisine and her spouse, Moses aka Beenie man.

Does food help your mental health? That's what we are going to find out. More than ever before, there’s been a pronounced change in the public conversation surrounding mental health. No longer hidden away from family and friends, most people are now voicing their struggles and desires for change. As a chef, one of the easiest ways to help mental illness comes down to our diet. After all, we are what we eat. If you are interested in knowing more about nutrition and your body this show is for you.

In the informative episode, chef Noel is joined by nutritionist educator Deborah Johnson, who is so a Community Nutritionist who holds a Master of Science degree in Nutrition and the founder of My Temple Wellness.  She currently works at Riverdale Senior Services (RSS) as the Community Health Nutrition Educator serving the Northwest section of the Bronx. Deborah was recently nominated and appointed to become a member of The Steering and Envisioning Committee (SEC) for the New York City Nutrition Education Network.

As a Nutritionist, Deborah is committed to the journey of helping people make lasting changes by adopting healthy habits for life, at their respective levels of readiness. She believes that when individuals, families, and communities are empowered with nutrition education, they generally make better decisions to increase their lifespan and live quality lives.  Her goal is to increase the knowledge, attitudes, behaviours, and health outcomes of the communities she serves through nutrition literacy.

These days a lot of people believe that wearing a chef jacket makes you a chef or it’s an easy way to become famous. I couldn’t agree with Chronixx more “Dweet fi di love mi nuh dweet fi di likes.” In this episode, Jamaica's famed chef, Alex D-great joins host Noel Cunningham to break things down and the importance of focusing on your craft. Chef Alex also shared his culinary journey and his inspiration that led him to fulfill his dream of becoming a chef and where he is at now. 

Most superheroes wear their capes on their back; chefs, on the other hand, wear theirs in front, so I believe respect should be in order; that we should be treated with such respect. In this part 1 of 2 episodes chef Noel shares some of the challenges chefs facing in the industry and he also got personal with two events that he did recently.

Hey, What’s up welcome to Episode one of What’s Cooking With Chef Noel. This episode, of course, is the introductory episode where ill be sharing with you WHO am I, WHAT this show is all about, WHY I created this show and WHERE can you listen and WHEN can you expect new episodes. Digg in!!

A brand new Show coming your way soon.