Season 2 ends with a baker's half-dozen of last looks.

The books are:

[Secret] Sauces
Back Pocket Pasta
The Sioux Chef's Indigenous Cooking
Burma Superstar
Give a Girl A Knife
The Science of Cooking
WD-50 

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Season 2, Episode 12: Final Roundup

With little more than some rice- and soy-based pantry ingredients and maybe a bit of seaweed, you too can bring Japanese cuisine to life in your kitchen.  In this episode, a longtime cooking teacher shows you how.

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Season 2, Episode 11: Not Just Sushi, Not Just Noodles

What's the next best thing to traveling the world and eating everything under the sun?  Getting someone who's already done that to give you the recipes.

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Season 2, Episode 10: The Far Away Nearby

A baking book, coming on the end of the longest string of successful cookbooks from one restaurateur that I can think of.  Pull out the mixer and preheat the oven! because it's raining cookies.

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Season 2, Episode 9: Preheat to 350°

She practically invented the food blog eleven years ago, from her tiny Manhattan kitchen, and in 2012, her first cookbook shot to the top of the charts.  Can lightning strike again? A second outing from one of the food blogosphere's best-loved voices.

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Season 2, Episode 8: Once Smitten, Twice Tried

One hit after another, in a smart new release from an author better known for her behind-the-scenes work in the food world. 

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Season 2, Episode 7: Off the Masthead, into the Limelight

After a series of recipe-testing flops and misfires in the Level Teaspoon kitchen, the week's third cookbook delivers...in more ways than one.

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Season 2, Episode 6: Blue in the Kitchen

My turn to have a go with the hottest kitchen appliance like, ever - and to sift through the teetering pile of cookbooks seeking to capitalize on its success for the one I like most of all.

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Season 2, Episode 5: Instantaneous

A second venture from a New York chef with a famous name and a fearless way with flavor.  The question of the day: if it works in a restaurant, will it work in your home kitchen?

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Season 2, Episode 4:  Not Shy!

In which I finally get to tell you about a book I've been dying to share since February.  Ready your marrow bones and rock your stock pots, because this one is truly phenomenal.*

[*Cue straining sounds as I hold myself back from resorting to the most overused pun in kitchendom.]

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Season 2, Episode 3: Pho-give & Pho-get

The Level Teaspoon is a podcast for cooks who love recipes and the people they feed.  It's hosted by T. Susan Chang, longtime cookbook reviewer for the Boston Globe, NPR, and others.  Each week we'll look at the latest cookbook releases, we'll talk about what's going on in the world of recipes, and we'll test one or two recipes with a friend who likes to cook.   Come back weekly for more good food and people to eat it with!

There are so many great cooking podcasts out there, but not a lot devoted to just cookbooks. The Level Teaspoon does a perfect job filling the spot! Susie Chang is great to listen to and the recommendations are relevant and thorough. Even if I’m not interested in checking out the particular cookbook she highlights, the podcast gets me excited about taking a new peak into the cookbooks I already own. Each episode has a good mix of general information about the cookbook plus a variety of specific recipes tested and how everything turned out. Highly recommended!

Finally a great cookbook podcast!

So happy you'll be back in September

The Level Teaspoon

Episode 3 Review Titles
      
  The Saffron Tales: Recipes from the Persian Kitchen, by Yasmin Khan (Bloomsbury)
  Land of Fish and Rice: Recipes from the Culinary Heart of China, by Fuchsia Dunlop  (W. W. Norton)
  Simple: Effortless Food, Big Flavors, by Diana Henry (Mitchell Beazley)  
 Episode 3 Noteworthy titles
  Victuals: An Appalachian Journey, with Recipes, by Ronni Lundy (Clarkson Potter)
  Dandelion & Quince: Exploring the Wide World of Unusual Vegetables, Fruits, and Herbs, by Michelle McKenzie (Roost Books)
  The Book of Lost Recipes: The Best Signature Dishes From Historic Restaurants Rediscovered by Jaya Saxena (Page Street Publishing)
        
 Episode 3 Recipe Tests
  
 Guest: Christina Barber-Just
 Christina is an editor at Smith College and a former dining columnist for Hampshire Life magazine in western Massachusetts. She makes a mean martini and has a weakness for kitchen gadgets.
 Book tested:   Fresh Fish: A Fearless Guide to Grilling, Shucking, Searing, Poaching, and Roasting Seafood,  by Jennifer Trainer Thompson (Storey Publishing)
  
  
 Guest: Sara Barber-Just
 Sara is the English department chair at Amherst Regional High School here in western MA and she loves setting the scene before a dinner party with fanciful linens, show-stopping flowers, and cocktails that make you go, Mmmmmmm.
 Book tested: The New Cocktail Hour: The Essential Guide to Hand-Crafted Drinks by André Darlington and Tenaya Darlington (Running Press)  
  
 Episode 3 Music:
 Avareh by Mamak Khadem
 Bossa d'Automne by Thiaz Itch
 Sound effects assembled using material from benboncan, audiorichter, saphe, kiddpark, and inspectorj, all hosted at freesound.org.  Other sources include soundbible.com, looperman.com, and my own recordings.  
 The Level Teaspoon's theme music: Não me touques, performed by The Bees Knees International Café Orchestra

Episode 3: Trips to Persia, Shanghai and Your Local Supermarket / Shellfish & Cocktails!

 KIDS' COOKBOOKS recommendations:
    
 and [not mentioned on the podcast but also worth considering for younger kids]:
         
  
  
 Jane Kelly was a senior manager and CEO in the music and TV industry in the UK. Her career kicked off working for the independent record label Stiff Records, then starting the first music TV station in Europe and later running one of the Virgin Group companies. In the late 90s she started and ran a website business selling cookbooks. She loves to cook though is cursed (blessed?) by a family of fussy eaters whereas she will happily eat everything (which is probably also a curse). Jane lives near Boston, Massachusetts and has two adult children, both in college.
 This week's test cookbook #1:    Small Victories: Recipes, Advice + Hundreds of Ideas for Kitchen Victories, by Julia Turshen (Chronicle Books)  
 This week's guest #2: Pete Baker is the Kitchen Manager at the Insight Meditation Society in Barre Massachusetts.  He spends much of his time on food and drink related activities including bread baking and pizza making in a homemade outdoor wood-fired clay oven, keeping bees and chickens, and tending to a very large vegetable garden and small orchard as well as foraging for mushrooms. He also is an avid home brewer. 
 This week's test cookbook #2:  Bread Illustrated: a Step by Step Guide to Achieving Bakery Quality Results at Home, by America's Test Kitchen
 Episode 15 Music
  "Holiday 2," by Dave Depper "Pixelland," by Kevin MacLeod "Darxieland," by Kevin MacLeod "Avareh," by Mamak Khadem  Episode 15 Sound Effects
 Lethbridge Sounds, and others hosted at freesound.org, soundbible.com, and looperman.com, as well as my own recordings.
 The Level Teaspoon's theme music: Não me touques, performed by The Bees Knees International Café Orchestra Hear it all on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play or find it by searching for "The Level Teaspoon" any other podcast service you may use!

EPISODE 15 -  SEASON FINALE: HOLIDAY COOKBOOK RECOMMENDATIONS Pt. 3 - Kids' Cookbooks & Stocking Stuffers / Roast chicken, roast cabbage, pain de campagne & *croissants*!!!  

Baking Book Recommendations:
            
 This week's guest: Jenny Hartin
 "I am the Cookbook Promotions Manager for Eat Your Books and the founder of The Cookbook Junkies, a Facebook group of 38,000 cookbook fanatics and website of the same name located here. I wrote a column on cookbook reviews for TasteBook and I write a bi-weekly column for Sunday Supper Movement. I also provide reviews for Publishers Weekly. A New Yorker for over 15 years, I moved to Colorado three years ago with my husband and son, Andrew who is 12. I am an avid cook and baker - and have far too many kitchen related items and cookbooks (4000) in my home." This week's test cookbook:    Marbled, Swirled, and Layered by Irvin Lin (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt)
 The publisher was kind enough to give us permission to reprint the recipes for  Chocolate and Brown Sugar Buttercream Rolled Cake with Crushed Pistachios and  Double-Chocolate Chunk Blondie Bars with Bourbon Ganache here.
 Episode 12 Music
  Songe d'Automne, by Latché Swing Morena, by Radio Jerocho and Zenen Zeferino Huervo  Episode 12 Sound Effects
  Corsica_S,, and others hosted at freesound.org, soundbible.com, and looperman.com, as well as my own recordings.  The Level Teaspoon's theme music: Não me touques, performed by The Bees Knees International Café Orchestra Hear it all on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play or find it by searching for "The Level Teaspoon" any other podcast service you may use!

Episode 13: Holiday COOKBOOK RECOMMENDATIONS Pt. 1 - BAKING BOOKS / Chocolate and Brown Sugar Buttercream Rolled Cake with Crushed Pistachios and Double-Chocolate Chunk Blondie Bars with Bourbon Ganache!

Episode 9 Review Titles
  
   
  Lucky Peach Presents Power Vegetables! Turbocharged Recipes fro Vegetables with Guts, by Peter Meehan  (10 Speed) 1
  Sous Vide at Home: The Modern Technique for Perfectly Cooked Meals, by Lisa Fetterman (10 Speed)
  The Indian Cooking Course, by Monisha Baradwaj (Kyle Books)  
  
 Noteworthy titles
  What Good Cooks Know: 20 Years of Test Kitchen Expertise in One Essential Handbook  by the Editors of America's Test Kitchen  (America's Test Kitchen)
  30 Ingredients, by Sally Clarke (Frances Lincoln)
  Market Math: 50 Ingredients x 4 Recipes = 200 Simple, Creative Dishes, by the editors of Food + Wine (Harmony Books)
   
  
 This Week's Recipe Tests!
  
 
 Book tested:  Amazing Malaysian, by Norman Musa
 Guest:  Fuchsia Dunlop
 Fuchsia Dunlop is a cook and food-writer specializing in Chinese cuisine. She is the author of Land of Fish and Rice: Recipes from the Culinary Heart of China (a collection of recipes from the Jiangnan or Lower Yangtze Region in eastern China), the award-winning Every Grain of Rice: Simple Chinese Home Cooking; Shark’s Fin and Sichuan Pepper: A Sweet-Sour Memoir of Eating in China, an account of her adventures in exploring Chinese food culture; and two other critically-acclaimed Chinese cookery books, Revolutionary Chinese Cookbook, and Sichuan Cookery (published in the US as Land of Plenty).  
  
 
 Book tested:  Sirocco, by Sabrina Ghayour Guest: Janice Telfer Janice Telfer, is a professor in the Department of Veterinary and Animal Sciences at the University of Massachusetts and works on making better vaccines against deadly diseases in animals and humans. She has a special relationship with Persian food, and made her own triple tier wedding cake with hazelnut meringue discs interleaved with raspberry puree, white chocolate cream cheese frosting and white chocolate ivy leaves .
  
 
 Episode 9 Music
 "Earth and Stone," by Kevin Hartnell.
 "Zanzibar," by Kevin MacLeod
 "Haratanaya Sree," by Veena Kinhal
 "Hackbeat," by Kevin MacLeod
 Episode 9 sound effects
 Sound effects by kokopetiyot, JanKoehl, LG, . . .and others hosted at freesound.org, soundbible.com, and looperman.com, as well as my own recordings.
 The Level Teaspoon's theme music: Não me touques, performed by The Bees Knees International Café Orchestra
 Hear it all on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play or find it by searching for "The Level Teaspoon" any other podcast service you may use!

EPISODE 9: Susie's Epic Fail, Sous Vide at Home, Learn to Cook Indian / A Malaysian Fish Curry & a Persian Dinner

The Level Teaspoon can be found on iTunes, Stitcher, and Google Play - or find it by searching for "The Level Teaspoon" on any other podcast service you may use!   You can also hear it through your browser at The Level Teaspoon site.
  
 Review titles:
        
  Cook's Science by Cook's Illustrated: 300+ Recipes Engineered for Success, by America's Test Kitchen (ATK)
  How to Bake Everything: Simple Recipes for the Best Baking, by Mark Bittman (HMH)
  Soup Swap: Comforting Recipes to Make and Share (Chronicle)  
 Episode 4 Noteworthy titles
  Cake Magic! Mix and Match your Way to 100 Amazing Combinations by Caroline Wright (Workman)
  The Ultimate Appetizer Ideabook, by Kiera and Cole Stipovich (Chronicle Books).
  Knives & Ink: Chefs and the Stories Behind their Tattoos (with  Recipes)  Isaac Fitzgerald an Wendy McNaughton (Bloomsbury)
          
 Episode 4 Recipe Tests
      
 Guest: Pat Catalano Pat is a "medical editor who enjoys eating more than cooking, but sometimes it's just her turn to cook."
 Book tested:  Dinner A.S.A.P: 150 Recipes Made as Easy as Possible  
  
 Guest: Denny Moyes Denny is the husband of Pat (see above!). By day he is a set designer for TV, movies and theater and, he says, he owe his cooking skills to his mom, Graham Kerr (The Galloping Gourmet), Julia Child, and Alton Brown.
 Book tested: Eric Lanlard's Afternoon Tea by Eric Lanlard (Mitchell Be
 azley)  
 Episode 4 Music:
 "Infrastructure," by Scott Holmes
 "Clean Suit," by We Is Shore Dedicated
 "Kool Kats," by Kevin MacLeod
 "Que te Quiero Yo," by El Niño del Parking Sound effects assembled using material from corsica_S. and others hosted at freesound.org.  Other sources include soundbible.com, looperman.com, and my own recordings.  
 The Level Teaspoon's theme music: Não me touques, performed by The Bees Knees International Café Orchestra  
 Hear it all on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play or find it by searching for "The Level Teaspoon" any other podcast service you may use!

Episode 4: Nerd Heaven, The Awkward Oversight, and Soups to Share / Easy Coconut Chicken & Gluten-Free Carrot Cake!

Ethnic/Regional Cookbook Recommendations:
         
  
  
  
   
 This week's guest #1: Sally Ekus Sally Ekus is a literary agent and co-owner of The Lisa Ekus Group, a full service culinary agency specializing in literary and talent representation.  She represents a wide range of culinary talent, from first-time cookbook authors to seasoned chefs, professional food writers to bloggers, and internet and television personalities (and she also represented my own book,  A Spoonful of Promises!).  Sally loves being the liaison between an author and their publisher, and takes great pride in guiding authors towards their dreams of publication.  Sally has a deep love of phở, anything spicy, and of course TACOS! You can follow her on Instagram @SallyEkus. This week's test cookbook #1:   Damn  Delicious by Chungah Rhee (Oxmoor Press) This week's guest #2: Molly Stevens
 Molly Stevens is a food writer, cookbook author, editor and cooking teacher living in Northern Vermont. Her cookbook All About Roasting: A New Approach to a Classic Art (WW Norton, 2011) won a 2012 James Beard Foundation Award and two International Association of Culinary Professionals Awards. Previously, her cookbook All About Braising: The Art of Uncomplicated Cooking (WW Norton, 2004) also won a 2005 James Beard Foundation Award and an International Association of Culinary Professionals Award. Molly’s articles and recipes appear regularly in Fine Cooking magazine where she is a contributing editor. She has contributed regularly to Saveur, Bon Appétit, and Eating Well magazines. Her recipes and tips have also appeared in The Wall Street Journal, Everyday with Rachel Ray, Real Simple, Yankee, Easy Living (UK), Drinks, Real Food, and House & Garden (South Africa) magazines. This week's test cookbook #2:  Taste & Technique, by Naomi Pomeroy Episode 14 Music
  Sunsearcher, "Latin Rhythm" "Devil with the Devil," by the Underscore Orchestra "The Lemur," by Curha  The Level Teaspoon's theme music: Não me touques, performed by The Bees Knees International Café Orchestra Hear it all on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play or find it by searching for "The Level Teaspoon" any other podcast service you may use!

EPISODE 14: Holiday COOKBOOK RECOMMENDATIONS Pt. 2 - ETHNIC COOKBOOKS / Chicken lettuce wraps, spinach-Gruyère soufflé, simple salad

The Level Teaspoon can be found on iTunes, Stitcher, and Google Play - or find it by searching for "The Level Teaspoon" on any other podcast service you may use.   You can also hear it through your browser at The Level Teaspoon site.  
 Review titles:
       
  The Adventures of Fat Rice: Recipes from the Chicago Restaurant Inspired by Macau, by Abraham Conlon, Adrienne Lo, and Hugh Amano (10 Speed)  Cooking for Jeffrey, by Ina Garten (Clarkson Potter)  Effortless Entertaining Cookbook: 80 Recipes That will Impress your Guests Without Stress, by Meredith Steele (Page Street Publishing)  
  
 Noteworthy titles
  Far Afield: Rare Food Encounters from Around the World by Shane Mitchell and James Fisher (photographer)  (10 Speed)
  American Cake: From Colonial Gingerbread to Classic Layer, the Stories and Recipes behind More than 125 of our Best Loved Cakes, by Anne Byrn (Rodale Books)
  Nourishing Meals: 365 Whole Foods, Allergy-Free Recipes for Healing Your Family One Meal at a Time, by by Alissa Segersten and Tom Malterre (Harmony Books)
          
  
 This Week's Recipe Tests!
   
 Book tested:  Appetites, by Anthony Bourdain Guest: Miranti Kisdarjono
 Miranti, a self-described "rogue chef, style maker, and stage ham," is an Indonesian native and a Brooklyn transplant who has many lives. Fashion design took her to New York City and the performance art world took her to the glamour and grit of its underground. Recently she won an episode on the recent new Food Network show Cooks vs. Cons, a cooking competition pitting pro chefs against  talented amateurs . This win prompted her to create a platform for herself where she can combine the three passions, design style, performance and cooking. Please follow her upcoming website www.joyoffeasting.com where she talks about food from personal stories and cross cultural points of view. Also follow her on Instagram @thejoyoffeasting to get visual stories and video clips.
  
  
 Book tested:  The Alternative Baker, by Alanna Taylor-Tobin
 Guest:  Denny Moyes
 Denny is a set designer for TV, movies and theater and, he says, he owe his cooking skills to his mom, Graham Kerr (The Galloping Gourmet), Julia Child, and Alton Brown.
 Episode 7 Music
 "Valse em F Menor," byAlexandre Bateiras
 "Lobby Time," by Scott Holmes
 "A New Day," by Scott Holmes
 "Sidewalk Shade," by Kevin MacLeod,
 "Lagoa v2," by Kevin MacLeod
 Episode 7 sound effects
 Sound effects by GB01, acertingart, Taira Komori. . .and others hosted at freesound.org, soundbible.com, and looperman.com, as well as my own recordings.
 The Level Teaspoon's theme music: Não me touques, performed by The Bees Knees International Café Orchestra Hear it all on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play or find it by searching for "The Level Teaspoon" any other podcast service you may use!

EPISODE 7: Obscure Treasures of Southeast Asia, the Barefoot Contessa, and a Reason to Dust / Pan-Roasted Duck & Pumpkin Nut Seed Loaf

Kathy Gunst

    
  The Superfun Times Vegan   Holiday Cookbook: Entertaining for Absolutely Every Occasion, by Isa Chandra Moskowitz  (Little Brown)
  Turkish Delights: Stunning Regional Recipes from the Bosphorus to the Black Sea by John Gregory-Smith, by John Gregory-Smith (Kyle Books)
  Mastering the Art of Japanese Home Cooking, by Masahiru Morimoto (Ecco Press)  
 Noteworthy titles
  Food Anatomy: The Curious Parts and Pieces of Our Edible World  by Julia Rothman (Storey Press)
  Toast Hash Roast Mash: Real Food For Every Time of Day, by Dan Doherty (Frances Lincoln)
  Poole's: Recipes and stories from a Modern Diner, by Ashley Christensen (10 Speed)
     
  
 This Week's Recipe Test!
  
 
  
 Book tested:  Dorie's Cookies, by Dorie Greenspan
 Guest:  Kathy Gunst
  
 Kathy Gunst is the author of 15 cookbooks; her latest book is Soup Swap (Chronicle Books). She is a James Beard award winning food journalist and the Resident Chef for NPR’s Here and Now, heard on over 450 public radio stations.    
  
 Episode 10 Music
 "Waunobe March,"  by Kevin Macleod
 "Fast Talkin'" by Kevin Macleod
 "Yegah Sirto,"by Ehl-i Keyif
 "Sevdam Olmasa Muhabbet Bagi," by Wind of Anatolia
 "Pyro Flow," by Kevin Macleod
  
 Episode 10 sound effects
 Sound effects by TerryHancock, timlaroche,, . . .and others hosted at freesound.org, soundbible.com, and looperman.com, as well as my own recordings. The Level Teaspoon's theme music: Não me touques, performed by The Bees Knees International Café Orchestra
 Hear it all on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play or find it by searching for "The Level Teaspoon" any other podcast service you may use!

EPISODE 10: Vegan Adventures and Misadventures, the Perils of Okra, Japanese Home Cooking / Dorie's Cookies! (with Kathy Gunst)

Review titles:
       
  Scandinavian Comfort Food: Embracing the Art of Hygge, by Trine Hahnemann (Quadrille Books)
  The Red Rooster Cookbook: The Story of Food and Hustle in Harlem, by Marcus Samuelsson (HMH)
  The Art of the Pie: A Practical Guide to Homemade Crusts, Filling, and Life, by Kate McDermott (Countryman)  
 Noteworthy titles
  Eat it Up! 150 Recipes to use Every Bit and Enjoy Every Bite of the food You Buy by Sherry Brooks Vinton (Da Capo)
  The Encyclopedia of Spices & Herbs: An Essential Guide to the Flavors of the World, by Padma Lakshmi and Judith Sutton (Ecco Press).
  The Lobster Cookbook: 55 Easy Recipes: Bisques, Noodles, Salads, Soups, Bakes, Wraps, Grills And Fries For Every Day Eating, by Jane Bamforth (Lorenz Books)
          
  
 This Week's Recipe Test!
  
 Book tested:  K Food: Korean Home Cooking and Street Food Guest: Vishnu Hoff   "I work in medical research, specifically ophthalmic research, at a hospital in Manhattan. My work used to involve taking photographs of retinas for diagnostic purposes, and surgical video in the O.R. for teaching purposes. These days I work more on textbooks, educational websites, and helping to produce professional meetings for various sub-specialties such as glaucoma.
 I consider myself a democratic food snob- I will try just about anything in pursuit of good food. It doesn't have to be fancy, and it doesn't have to be expensive. This is obviously a wide open area with many definitions since everyone thinks their food is "good food". I've often found that they're right- there's a lot of good food out there as long as you're willing to search for it. Sadly, there's also a LOT of bad food, and I cannot and will not waste my time on McDonalds and its ilk. For me the starting point for good food is it has to be real, as in not manufactured in a factory, not made from over-processed ingredients, etc. I think the test of a culture's food is its street food- if they can do that well, they're off to a damned good start!"
 Episode 6 Music
 "Skye Cuillin" by Kevin MacLeod
 "Fast Talkin" by Kevin MacLeod
 "Dueling Duality" by Cullah
 "Happy Happy Game Show" by Kevin MacLeod
 "Tripède," by Thiaz Itch  
  
 Episode 6 sound effects
 Sound effects by mshahen, lonemonk, weaveofk, samkolber, shotgunpicker, FoolBoyMedia, yummie . . .and others hosted at freesound.org, soundbible.com, and looperman.com, as well as my own recordings.  
 The Level Teaspoon's theme music: Não me touques, performed by The Bees Knees International Café Orchestra   Hear it all on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play or find it by searching for "The Level Teaspoon" any other podcast service you may use!

EPISODE 6: Danish Comfort, The New Soul of Harlem, and Pies All Around / Korean Seafood Pancake!

In which I share with you a very hot new release associated with a certain magazine, a certain pair of spectacles and a certain bow tie.

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Season 2, Episode 2: Whiz Kid

The best podcasts on investing. For anyone interested in the stories in the investing industry, whether it's an interview with Ray Dalio or Ed Thorp to the writer of The Big Short. This topic includes the most fascinating stories from all the best investors. Add episodes you're interested into your queue below!

Best Investing Podcasts

The best podcast episodes of the most interesting stories and things. From skyping someone while they're in space, to tracking down and meeting a telephone scammer in person, to the story of a Galapagos. These episodes will keep you and all your friends entertained and captivated for hours. Learn something new in every episode! Add episodes you're interested into your queue below!