Episode 268 – Paul Sorgule

Paul Sorgule, born 1950, is respected for both his restaurant operations and as a culinary educator. A seasoned veteran with over 40 years of experience in the food industry, Chef Paul has a master’s degree in Hospitality from Rochester Institute of Technology. Tune in to hear more about Chef Paul and what he’s working on.

Episode 267 – Angelo Russo

He started my culinary journey at the age of 14. Angelo left home to study in a hotel management institute in a small town in the mountains of Abruzzo. He began his full-time chef career at the age of 19, when he finished his studies and moved to the UK. Tune in to see what he’s up to now!

Episode 262 – Allison Fasasno

She knew at the age of 11 years old that she wanted to become a Chef after seeing the Food Network for the first time. She began following and cooking alongside her father who inspired her passion for Italian cuisine. As a Chef, Allison loves bold layers of flavor – food that tells a story or what she likes to call “Nonna Style“- food that gives you a hug on the inside. Her passion and her dynamic personality landed her in the most exciting culinary scenes in NYC. Tune in!

Episode 260 – Olympic Gold Medal

A lauded former chef, André Natera recently stepped away from the kitchen. He guided the legendary Pyramid Restaurant from a two-star to four-star review by the Dallas Morning News during his tenure. Most recently, Natera served as the Culinary Director and Executive Chef for the Fairmont Austin Hotel — the largest luxury hotel in Texas. There, he oversaw and designed the culinary program for the high-volume property, including its signature restaurants Garrison, Revue, and Rules & Regs. Tune in to listen!