Culinary Now Podcast

Culinary Now Podcast

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Hosted by Chefs Jaime Schick and Matthew Britt. This podcast covers topics from the latest trends in food innovation and education to the challenges of managing a kitchen. Join us for insightful conversations with chefs, restaurateurs, educators, and industry professionals who share their stories, knowledge, and passion.  Jaime and Matt are Associate Professors at Johnson & Wales University and both hold Master’s Degrees in Education, as well as, certifications from the American Culinary Federation.  Contact: culinarynowpodcast@gmail.com Instagram: @culinarynowpodcast

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Latest episode

Jun 17, 2026

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Episodes

The Holiday Episode 2019 22.12.2019

Jaime and Matt dive into their holiday favs and offer up some suggestions as to what you should consider serving this holiday season.

Wyatt Maguire 16.12.2019

Jaime and Matt sit down with Chef Wyatt Maguire for a pre-Thanksgiving chat about the state of fine dining and where this section of the industry is heading.

Joseph Leonardi 23.11.2019

Jaime and Matt sit down with Certified Master Chef Joseph Leonardi to discuss his path to becoming a CMC and how young cooks can achieve their goals in today's foodservice industry.

Shaping the Future with Maura Metheny 23.11.2019

Jaime and Matt grab time with Chef Instructor Maura Metheny to discuss her choice in leaving a successful career in chocolate to become a faculty member at Johnson & Wales University.

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