Royce Burke

Carpetbagger

Arts EN ↓ 29 episodes

A charred but cheerful veteran of the restaurant industry, our host Royce Burke sits -or stands- for conversations with a swath of individuals from all walks and professions. Few subjects are taboo, many rocks overturned. Our brave and tenacious friend is at the heart of it, trying to make sense of his life and the lives of his surprisingly honest and delightful guests, and looking for an answer to the eternal question: What does it all mean? And why does it have to mean something?

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Author

Royce Burke

Category

Arts

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Jun 26, 2024

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Episodes

Andrea Nguyen 13.12.2023

Are you a bad clan of people?! Cookbook author and food writer Andrea Nguyen comes on the show to tackle the double-edged sword of authenticity, changing eating habits, and the heritage and future of Vietnamese cuisine.

Diego Argoti 06.12.2023

A renegade chef and provocateur, Diego Argoti sits down with Royce to discuss bugs, suicide, and $20,000 wedding cakes

Christy Vega 29.11.2023

Christy Vega is the restauranteur owner of Casa Vega legacy restaurant in Sherman Oaks Los Angeles. Royce and Christy talk The Pandemic and Restaurants, Christy’s Christmas Lights Service, her Father’s legacy, exercise, and restaurant people are all a little crazy

The Trailer Episode 28.11.2023

Royce gives introductions, disclaimers, and some minimal explanation

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