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Food Truck Pavilion at the 2015 LA Times Book Festival! Listen to Episode 4 LA Food Trucks and Episode 10 LA Times Book Festival for more!
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Photos from the 2015 LA Times Book Festival! Subscribe to the iTunes podast and listen to the episode here: https://t.co/ieQKjuZliw
A very special 10th episode on location at the 20th annual LA Times Book Festival! In this episode, I share snippets from outdoor interviews, talk to a few festival goers and reminisce about indoor performers! First, a few snippets from Jason Segel who was promoting his new book, Nightmares, followed by Jon Cryer promoting his memoir, So That Happened. Both are hilarious, humble and great to listen to! Then we head to the cooking stage with Aarti (Paarti) Sequiera and to the popular food truck pavilion! Finally, I chat with a few festival goers, talk about Patton Oswalt and the HILARIOUS Upright Citizen’s Brigade reading of the 1996 film, Swingers. Something for everyone at the book fest!
Links!
Nightmares! by Jason Segel http://www.amazon.com/Nightmares-Jason-Segel/dp/0385744250
So That Happened: A Memoir by Jon Cryer http://www.amazon.com/So-That-Happened-A-Memoir/dp/0451472357
Aarti Paarti by Aarti Sequiera http://www.amazon.com/Aarti-Paarti-American-Kitchen-Indian/dp/1455545414
Silver Screen Fiend by Patton Oswalt http://www.amazon.com/Silver-Screen-Fiend-Learning-Addiction/dp/1451673213
David and Goliath by Malcolm Gladwell http://www.amazon.com/David-Goliath-Underdogs-Misfits-Battling/dp/0316204366
Upright Citizen’s Brigade https://franklin.ucbtheatre.com/  @ucbtla
Jogasaki Sushi Burrito @jogasakiburrito
India Jones Chow Truck @indiajonesct
Banff Photos! Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes and listen to Episode 9 Banff Tourism!
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In 2009, my roommate and I made the short trip from Calgary to one of Canada's most popular tourist destinations, Banff, Alberta. In this episode I chat about how Banff and Banff National Park were formed, what to do there as a tourist depending on the time of year you visit. In our April visit, we started off with the Sulphur Mountain Gondola, took a quick dip in the Banff Upper Hot Springs (in rented retro swimsuits, no less!), walked around Banff Ave and then embarked on a bus tour that took us via Bow Lake and Num ti-Jah Lodge to Lake Louise. Both lakes were still frozen over so we got to walk on them! We also got to see some famous/recognizable mountains in the Rockies which I briefly list, so you can look out for them too!
Places mentioned:
Banff National Park http://www.pc.gc.ca/eng/pn-np/ab/banff/index.aspx
Sunshine Village http://www.skibanff.com/
Ski Norquay http://winter.banffnorquay.com/
Lake Louise Ski Resort https://www.skilouise.com/
Sulphur Mountain Gondola http://www.brewster.ca/rocky-mountains/destinations/banff/activities/banff-gondola/
Banff Upper Hot Springs http://www.hotsprings.ca/
Num Ti Jah Lodge http://sntj.ca/
Lake Louise http://www.banfflakelouise.com/
Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise http://www.fairmont.com/lake-louise/
Mountains: Mount Rundle, Cascade Mountain, Castle Mountain, Mount Temple, Mount Yamnuska, Three Sisters

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In Episode 8 of the podcast (Canadian Restaurant Chains), I talked about the East Side Mario’s logo! Here it is (sorry it’s so dark, I took it after dinner)!
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This episode is all about popular Canadian restaurantchains. I chat about the origins of Chez Cora (or Cora’s Breakfast), abouttheir delicious veggie skillet and how Cora is an awesome entrepreneur. Then onto gourmet burgers at The Works and their Hipster Burger and famous Tower O’ Rings! More southern Ontario representation with Williams Fresh Café, where my family loves this particular panini so much that we taught ourselves how to make it. Then I get distracted while talking about the Rotisserie Channel (which it turns out IS sponsored by Swiss Chalet). Finally, I round off the show by praising the Hell’s Kitchen Chicken at East Side Marios (Hey budda boom budda bing!)
A note: I wonder in the episode why I connect The Rotisserie Channel to Swiss Chalet - it's actually run by Swiss Chalet! Here's a short Youtube video to show you guys that I wasn't exaggerating about this channel *just* showing chicken: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BinM0GtR_sY
Restaurant Chains:
Chez Cora (Cora's Breakfast and Lunch) http://www.chezcora.com/home
The Works: Gourmet Burger Bistro https://www.worksburger.com/
Williams Fresh Cafe http://williamsfreshcafe.com/
Swiss Chalet https://www.swisschalet.com/
East Side Mario's http://www.eastsidemarios.com/
This episode features a special guest host, Kiera, currently a writer in LA. Having lived in Memphis, Tennessee for several years, she advises visitors on what to see and where to eat. She has a wealth of knowledge about Memphis and we get into varied discussions including Elvis and what you actually see at Graceland, touring Sun Studios downtown, how bars are connected by tunnels built during the Prohibition era, the Gibson guitar factory and the delicious menu items at a restaurant called the ‘Kooky Canuck’ (and their burger challenge).
Correction! In the episode Kiera mentions a 6 lb burger challenge at the Kooky Canuck. It is actually a 4 lb burger challenge, fries optional, 1 hour limit. Best time 4 min 43 s! (Thanks to @kookycanuck)
Links to places mentioned:
Graceland http://www.graceland.com/
Sun Studio https://www.sunstudio.com/
Rendezvous http://www.hogsfly.com/TheRestaurant.php
The Peabody Hotel http://www.peabodymemphis.com/
Beale Street http://www.bealestreet.com/
A. Schwab http://a-schwab.com/
Autozone Park/Memphis Redbirds www.memphisredbirds.com
Kooky Canuck http://www.kookycanuck.com/
Gibson Guitar Factory http://www2.gibson.com/Gibson/Gibson-Tours.aspx
Mud Island http://www.mudisland.com/
Pink Palace Museum http://www.memphismuseums.org/
Memphis in May http://www.memphisinmay.org/
Beale Street Music Festival http://www.memphisinmay.org/beale-street-music-festival
Other notable locations:
Orpheum Theatre http://www.orpheum-memphis.com/
National Civil Rights Museum http://civilrightsmuseum.org/
Memphis Rock ‘n’ Soul Museum http://www.memphisrocknsoul.org/
Memphis Zoo http://www.memphiszoo.org/
For this episode, I once again enlist the help of my friendAnanya for advice on the best spots in St Paul and Minneapolis. We discuss what the Mississippi River looks like in the snow, the various parks in St Paul and Minneapolis including Minnehaha Falls in the latter, discovering good restaurants like Cossetta on dates, where to find meat in ‘pulled formats’ or get a great burger, and why Lake Street is like Diagon Alley.
St Paul:Â
Grand Avenue http://www.grandave.com/
Salut Bar Americain http://salutbaramericain.com/
Cafe Latte http://www.cafelatte.com/
Shish Cafe http://www.shishongrand.com/
Como Park http://www.comozooconservatory.org/
Hmong Market http://www.hmongtownmarketplace.com/
Mears Park http://mearspark.com/
Lowertown, St. Paul http://www.lowertown.org/
Barrio http://barriotequila.com/
Summit Avenue http://minneapolis.about.com/od/citiesneighborhoods/ss/cathedralhill_7.htm
Cossetta http://cossettas.com/
Minneapolis:
Fogo de Chao http://www.fogodechao.com/locations/minneapolis/
Crave http://craveminneapolis.com/
Lake Nokomis http://www.yelp.com/biz/lake-nokomis-minneapolis-2
Lake Calhoun, Lake of the Isles, Minnehaha Falls https://www.minneapolisparks.org/
Pizza Luce http://pizzaluce.com/locations/downtown-minneapolis
Punch Pizza http://www.punchpizza.com/
Sea Salt https://seasalteatery.wordpress.com/
Walker Art Center http://www.walkerart.org
Minneapolis Institute of Arts http://new.artsmia.org/
5-8 Club http://www.5-8club.com/
Matt’s Bar http://mattsbar.com/
Chatterbox Pub http://www.chatterboxpub.net/
Brasa http://www.brasa.us/
St Anthony Main http://www.stanthonymain.com/
Nicollet Island Inn http://www.nicolletislandinn.com/
Psycho Suzi’s Motor Lounge http://psychosuzis.com/
Chiang Mai Thai http://www.chiangmaithai.com/
Stella’s Fish Cafe http://www.stellasfishcafe.com/menus.html
Union Rooftop http://unionrooftop.com/
Chino Latino http://www.chinolatino.com/
112 Eatery http://www.112eatery.com/
Lake Street http://visitlakestreet.com/
Loring Pasta Bar http://loringpastabar.com/ (Bob Dylan lived in this building!)
A selection of photos from Austin! Listen to the Austin episode of the Eat Work Wander podcast on iTunes at https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/eat-work-wander-podcast/id972876934

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This is a special episode covering the one day I spent in Austin, Texas last summer. The day was entirely planned by a friend who had been to Austin a few times. We started at South Congress Avenue, went to the Texas State Capitol and UT Austin and ended up at the Congress Avenue bridge to see the bats!
This episode features a special guest host, my friend Ananya, who is also relatively new to LA. We try to figure out why food truck culture is so popular in Southern California, get distracted by talking about a lady that killed her cat by forcing it to become vegan and the recent Jon Favreau movie, 'Chef', and chat about our favorite food trucks. Food trucks include: Kogi BBQ, Armando’s, The Grilled Cheese Truck, The Boba Truck, Rice Balls of Fire, India Jones Chow Truck, the now defunct Frysmith and our new obsession, the Jogasaki Sushi Burrito truck.
Capilano Suspension Bridge Park (www.capbridge.com)
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Thisepisode, Capilano Suspension Bridge Park and Grouse Mountain in North Vancouverand Robson St and Canada Place in downtown Vancouver. I also discuss possible winter activities in North Vancouver, the ridiculously expensive ticket prices for tourist activities in Vancouver and why it’s better to just not drive in downtown Vancouver and just take public transit.
Capilano Suspension Bridge Park : www.capbridge.com
Grouse Mountain: www.grousemountain.com

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This episode, Canadian fast food. Includes Harvey’s, A&W Canada, Mary Browns Famous Chicken and Taters and of course the iconic, Tim Hortons.  In addition to menu items that I love, I also discuss Harvey’s famous ads (‘Harvey’s makes your hamburger a beautiful thing!’), the differences between A&W USA and Canada, my love of the discontinued and morbidly named ‘A&W Baby Twins Burgers’, and why muffins are somehow one of the most calorific items on the Timmies menu.
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This episode, LA and California-centric fast food. Includes: Kyochon Fried Chicken, Umami Burger and In N Out Burger. I also discuss the California origins of some popular fast food restaurants, the oddly inexpensive valet option at Kyochon, why Umami Burger is named Umami Burger and try to figure out why there is so much hype surrounding In N Out Burger – before promptly going on a spiel about how much I love their animal style French fries.