Best Menu Feed Podcasts (2025)

They’re some of the biggest, best-resourced, and tech savvy companies in the world. But apparently Google and Apple can’t say how many complaints they receive about child sexual abuse on their platforms.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Seclusion Hill Masters 7:53

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Mani Irani - Jul 20, 1993

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Recognition Not Given to All 2:27

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Mani Irani - Jul 20, 1993

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The Modern Travel Hack? A Human Advisor - Evan Frank on How to Travel Better 1:07:18

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Evan Frank is the ultimate travel insider and serial entrepreneur. He’s built not one – but three – disruptive travel companies that have reshaped the way we experience the world. He’s the co-founder of Fora, a technology platform empowering everyday entrepreneurs to become modern travel agents, bringing back the human touch to trip planning. He co…

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Khorshed and Naja 5:06

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Mani Irani - Jul 20, 1993

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A reform roundtable looms as a bridge march reverberates 41:00

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A massive crowd braved Sydney’s pouring rain to cross the Harbour Bridge on Sunday. The message was clear, loud, and politically unmissable. By Monday morning, MPs from both major parties were forced to respond - but will increased public pressure lead to action? Meanwhile, the jostling has begun ahead of Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ Economic Reform Rou…

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Baba Does His Work 14:34

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Mani Irani - Jul 20, 1993

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480 – All Gas, No Brakes 40:00

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Alright, so when we left off Edgar (the eldest living son of Malcolm Canmore) had claimed the throne of Scotland. But, in classic medieval style, the way that Edgar had gone about that was anything but simple. Edgar had taken the throne from his Uncle, King Donald III, and to pull that off Edgar had […] The post 480 – All Gas, No Brakes first appea…

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Reading to Baba 3:34

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Mani Irani - Jul 17, 1993

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Jim Chalmers' newest economic friend is AI 28:00

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Treasurer Jim Chalmers has a message for working Australians: “treat AI as an enabler, not an enemy”.His comments come following a Productivity Commission report cautioning against heavy-handedness on regulating AI in the workplace - but will lay-off fears from unions win public sentiment on the right way forward?It all comes as submissions continu…

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Baba's Strength 9:51

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Mani Irani - Jul 17, 1993

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How restaurants can build a robust revenue stream through workplace catering 19:21

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The average workplace catering order size is up 12% to about $420. That’s good news for restaurants, said Cindy Klein Roche, chief growth officer for ezCater, a platform that connects workplaces with dining concepts. But restaurants must optimize their online presence and present an appealing menu to get a piece of that growing pie. About 59% of th…

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BA Bake Club: No-Knead Cheddar-Jalapeño Loaf 30:07

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For July's bake, you all brought out your dutch ovens to make Jesse's crusty-yet-tender Cheddar Jalepeño loaf. On this episode, Shilpa and Jesse break down the process of making this same-day, no-knead bread and answer listener questions about overnight proofing, filling options, and more! Join our new Substack chat! Watch Jesse demonstrate the str…

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Antoni Porowski and the Right Time to Leave a Party 46:55

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"Queer Eye" and "No Taste Like Home" star Antoni Porowski joins Tinfoil Swans live at the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen for a heartfelt and humorous conversation about identity, vulnerability, and finding meaning through food. He opens up about his path from actor and caterer to TV host and storyteller, the emotional layers of cooking, navigating fa…

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Kitty's Role In Myrtle Beach 5:46

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Kitty Davy - 1979

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We might be watching Albanese's 'big moment' 23:00

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Foreign Minister Penny Wong says the government understands the "urgency" behind the global push to recognise a Palestinian state, with there being "a risk there will be no Palestine left to recognise" due to the conflict in the region. Meanwhile, Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke says he's “in the business of stopping hatred from being imported to …

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Early Days Of Myrtle Beach 7:08

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Darwin Shaw - 1979

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What Is Special About The Tomb? 9:58

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Darwin Shaw, Lyn Ott, Kitty Davy - 1979

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Younger voters put negative gearing back on the agenda 27:00

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Productivity is shaping up to be the word of the month for the federal government. With the big economic reform roundtable fast approaching, is it time for Labor to show some progress and make a move on changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax reform? And two years after the failure of the Voice referendum, the Prime Minister has a new pla…

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Who Provokes the Question? 4:31

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Eruch Jessawala - Jul 17, 1993

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Protecting Baba 6:00

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Eruch Jessawala - Jul 17, 1993

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Not an Empty Chair 19:04

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Eruch Jessawala - Jul 17, 1993

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The Meaning of azad and abad 0:53

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Eruch Jessawala - Jul 17, 1993

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'Solutions are known, but rarely acted upon': Why are governments failing to Close the Gap? || Insiders: On Background 18:11

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Nearly two years on from the Voice referendum the latest Closing the Gap update has again revealed disappointing results.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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How Baba Got His Name 11:04

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Eruch Jessawala and Mani Irani - Jul 17, 1993

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I Should Have Asked for Love 4:08

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Eruch Jessawala - Jul 17, 1993

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Head and Heart 7:45

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Eruch Jessawala - Jul 17, 1993

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'Not if, but when' we recognise Palestine 38:00

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It's the second sitting week of the 48th parliament. While Labor's massive majority grows more comfortable in the chamber, it proved to be a difficult week for political leaders on either side of the aisle thanks to the looming momentum to recognise Palestinian statehood at the UN general assembly in September. How will mounting international press…

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From Finance to Korean Food Fame: Celebrity Chef Judy Joo on Reinventing Yourself 47:46

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What happens when you stop playing it safe - and start betting on yourself? Celebrity Chef Judy Joo is living her dream: she left behind a safe, well-paying finance career to follow her passion for food. Today, she’s a Korean-American chef and TV personality, a best-selling cookbook author, and the first-ever female Iron Chef UK. She’s also the fou…

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The Enigma of the God Man 17:47

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Eruch Jessawala - Jul 17, 1993

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The UK draws a line on Palestine 26:00

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British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has drawn a line in the sand on Gaza. Unless Israel takes “substantive” steps to end the “appalling situation” in the region, the UK will recognise a Palestinian state in September. As international momentum builds, how will the Albanese government respond? At home, the data drop Reserve Bank board members have b…

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Bite to Meherazad 4:19

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Eruch Jessawala - Jul 17, 1993

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Marc Sheehan offers his own takes on New England cuisine in Paul Revere's former copper mill 31:10

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Marc Sheehan has long been interested in the history of food. A graduate of the Culinary Institute of American in Hyde Park, N.Y., the Massachusetts native worked at Blue Hill at Stone Barns, Dan Barber’s farm, restaurant, and hotbed for culinary innovation in upstate New York, before working at Menton, a French-Italian restaurant by Barbara Lynch.…

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Tristen Epps and the Scrambled Egg Revelation 56:04

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Growing up in a military family, Tristen Epps moved around a lot. But no matter where he was living, Friday nights were sacred. He got to dress up, go to a restaurant, not order from a kids menu, and feel like he was getting to know the place he was living — for now. At home, when his mom taught him to scramble an egg, he was mesmerized by the alch…

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How do we react to another Trump tariff bombshell? 26:00

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The government has woken to another surprise Trump tariff. Most trading partners, including Australia, could see an almost doubling on the tariffs already expected from the United States. If it proves to be true, can we do anything to weather the economic storm that might come from them? And health and cost of living pressure is back on the agenda …

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Albanese sharpens criticism of the Israeli government 25:01

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As the humanitarian crisis in Gaza deepens and images of starving children emerge, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has strongly criticised the Israeli government’s actions. Meanwhile, Barnaby Joyce is talking about abandoning Net Zero again… Patricia Karvelas and Jacob Greber break it all down on Politics Now. Got a burning question? Got a burning …

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How do we fix the childcare sector? || Insiders: On Background 18:29

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It was one of the first bills introduced in the new parliament – a move to improve standards in childcare.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Why this speech made the PM tear up 34:00

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The 48th parliament is now officially underway, and while it's full of fresh faces — particularity on the Albanese Government's side — is it still politics as usual, or has the tone changed? And speaking of fresh faces, the first speech from "giant killer" and Dickson MP Ali France nearly brought the whole parliament to tears, but her story also ha…

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How a Tote Bag Is Feeding Millions: Lauren Bush Lauren on Building a Fashion Brand with Purpose 41:52

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What if your cult-favorite fashion tote were also a force for good? That’s exactly what Lauren Bush Lauren set out to do when she launched FEED in 2007 - and it’s worked. Through the sale of style staples like everyday totes and travel pouches, the fashion brand has delivered more than 126 million meals to children in need around the world. And her…

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How did Sussan Ley perform in her first Question Time? 16:00

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Sussan Ley has faced off with Anthony Albanese in her first Question Time as Opposition leader. And while she played it safe, attacking Labor on its housing and superannuation tax policies, how did she perform? Tinder and swiping right got a mention, while in the other chamber, Senate leader Penny Wong moved a censure motion against Greens Deputy l…

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How Cracker Barrel chef Matt Banton is expanding the flavor portfolio 29:40

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Bret Thorn, senior food & beverage editor of Nation’s Restaurant News and Restaurant Hospitality, visited Atlantic City’s Ocean Casino Resort, which just opened two new concepts from restaurateur Stephen Starr. Bret had a chance to sample menu items from Sunny’s, a breakfast-lunch spot, and Chez Frites, a bistro offering the familiar French plate o…

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Chef BJ Lieberman on making a name for himself in Columbus, Ohio 35:21

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Chef and restaurateur BJ Lieberman discussed his career evolution, from his time at Husk and Little Pearl in Charleston, SC, and Washington, DC, to the launch of his restaurants in Columbus, Ohio. He opened his first Columbus restaurant, Chapman's Eat Market, at a difficult time — August 2020 — but that restaurant was later listed as one of the mos…

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Chris Shepherd and the Hot Dog Pizza 57:08

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Growing up in Oklahoma, school was not Chris Shepherd's thing. Traditional classrooms just aren't the right fit for some brains — but it turned out that restaurants were. In junior college, he picked up a job as a dishwasher at a sushi restaurant and on the day the tempura guy didn't show up, his culinary journey began. The 2013 Food & Wine Best Ne…

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Pomp, ceremony and political division 21:00

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The 48th Parliament has officially begun, but amid the pomp and ceremony, the Albanese Government has signed a joint statement calling for an immediate end to the war in Gaza. It's the strongest language yet from the Government, but the Opposition has been quick to condemn the move — with frontbenchers labelling it "alarming" and "disappointing" — …

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The 'stark' gender split in parliament 26:00

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As parliamentarians descend on Canberra for the first sitting week of the 48th parliament, Anthony Albanese is warning Labor to avoid complacency. And while Opposition leader Sussan Ley makes history as the first woman in the role, the "stark" gender split between the Coalition and Labor ranks will be on display across both chambers. So, what can w…

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479 – Be Like Water 38:43

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For years, Normandy had been wracked with internal conflict, war, and political unrest. The Duchy had nearly been the end of Duke Robert countless times… and if there was a single defining characteristic of Normandy under Robert, it would be “chaos.” The post 479 – Be Like Water first appeared on The British History Podcast.…

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What does the PM's trip to China mean for Taiwan? | Insiders On Background 23:28

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There has been plenty of discussion about what Anthony Albanese got out of his six-day visit to China this week. But what did China get out of the trip?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation