Chef Freddy
The Line - After the Shift Ends
The Line is a podcast of real conversations with people from kitchens. Not about success. Not about escape. Just where people are right now — what the days look like, what it feels like once the work is done and there’s finally a second to breathe.
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Chef Freddy
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Latest episode
Apr 15, 2026
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Episodes
Episode 3: Amos Parker - Dish pit, pressure, care, and the things you carry. 15.04.2026 1:00:08
Amos Parker has spent years moving through kitchens, delivery jobs, prep rooms, pizza shops, and long shifts that most people never think twice about. From working as a kid in Danville to making cornbread for The Soup Guy, delivering pizzas, and eventually working the dish pit in Montpelier, Amos has built a life around food, hard work, and figuring it out as he goes. In this episode, we talk abou...
Season 1, Episode 2 Anthony Waite 08.03.2026 58:50
THE LINE — After the Shift Ends Season 1, Episode 2 Episode 2 continues the record. Most people only see the finished plate. The clean dining room. The moment the food lands in front of them. They don’t see the hours before that. The prep lists. The small decisions stacking on top of each other. The weight of the ticket rail when the printer doesn’t stop. They don’t see the work it takes just to h...
Episode 1 James/Lead cook 24.02.2026 57:06
The Line — Episode 1: James James is a lead cook in his early twenties. Most of his adult life has already been shaped by service — by heat, repetition, and the constant pressure of nights where attention stays tight and nothing is allowed to slip. This conversation was recorded about forty minutes after the shift ended. There’s no career story here. No advice. No explanation. Just where the work...
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