Restaurant Owners

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Restaurant Owners

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The Decline Of Western Restaurants: What You Don’t Know CAN Kill You

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Dream Jobs If You Like Food

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Opening a Restaurant: From inception to reception

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Expediter & Food Runner: How To Be An Outstanding ..., #3

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So, You Want to Be a Chef?: How to Get Started in the World of Culinary Arts

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The Complete Guide to Buying a Restaurant: Practical Advice to Get It Right

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Start & Run a Home-Based Food Business

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Make It Happen: A tiny book for building a BIG restaurant business

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Make Life More Delicious: The Secret Recipe For a Flavor-Filled Work Culture

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Chefs

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Start Up Your Restaurant: The Definitive Guide for Anyone Who Dreams of Running Their Own Restaurant

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Made in Great Britain: 150 New Recipes Using Delicious Local Ingredients

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My African Restaurant Adventure: Branding Afro Flavour

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The Business of Food Trucks for Beginner: Simple Strategic Plan to Build and Maintain a Successful Mobile Business

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Start & Run a Catering Business

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Dining Out: How to Operate a Profitable Restaurant and Keep Your Customers Coming Back

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How To Be a Food Waitress in a Pub and Make Big Tips. Master Simple Strategies to Become a Highly Profitable Food Server in a Liquor Serving Establishment

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A Waiter's Companion: A Guide For New Restaurant Servers

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The No-Bullshit Guide to Succeeding in Culinary School

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Hearty and Healthy Polish Cooking

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Love What You Do: Building a Career in the Culinary Industry

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A Waiter's Guide to Navigating the Underbelly of the Restaurant World

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My Cooking, My Talent: Volume Ii

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Restaurant Business

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Restaurant Business: How to Start and Be Successful

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Business Dining Etiquette: Where Business and Social Skills Meet

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Practical Guide for Waiters

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PLANTLAB

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The Dinner Party

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The Lemonade War

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The Berenstain Bears Visit Big Bear City

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I Want to Be a Teacher

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Dream Big for Kids

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Let's Meet a Dentist

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Crow Smarts: Inside the Brain of the World's Brightest Bird

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Let's Meet a Firefighter

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The Best Seat in Kindergarten

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Clothesline Clues to Jobs People Do

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Entrepreneur Kids: Launch Your Own Business: Launch Your Own Business

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Our Story Begins: Your Favorite Authors and Illustrators Share Fun, Inspiring, and Occasionally Ridiculous Things They Wrote and Drew as Kids

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Best Babysitters Ever

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Backyard Bears: Conservation, Habitat Changes, and the Rise of Urban Wildlife

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Whose Hat Is This?: A Look at Hats Workers Wear - Hard, Tall, and Shiny

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Smoke Jumper

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Let's Meet a Veterinarian

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Condor Comeback

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Disgusting Jobs

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Whose Hands Are These?: A Community Helper Guessing Book

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Welders

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Curious George Lemonade Stand

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You Can Be a Ballerina (Barbie: You Can Be Series)

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Becoming a Good Creature

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Fancy Nancy: Nancy Clancy Seeks a Fortune

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The Vanderbeekers to the Rescue

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FBI Files: The Unabomber: Agent Kathy Puckett and the Hunt for a Serial Bomber

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Electricians

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Let's Meet a Police Officer

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What the Dog Knows Young Readers Edition: Scent, Science, and the Amazing Ways Dogs Perceive the World

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Writing in Color: Fourteen Writers on the Lessons We've Learned

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42 - 7 Lessons for your Restaurant from the World's 50 Best Restaurants: Here are the 7 lessons that you can learn from the winners of the World's 50 Best Restaurants 2017 awards. We went the ceremony and talked to the chefs to find our the common threads in their stories as well as what makes them stand out from their peers.

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737: Jennifer Weishaupt on Engineering Ideal Operations: Trained engineers, Erich and Jennifer Weishaupt had no plans to own a restaurant. That all changed when a friend purchased a property in their community and asked them to run a breakfast restaurant there. They took the challenge head-on and leveraged...

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59 - Creating a Story for your Restaurant: How to create an enduring narrative that will attract customers to your restaurant?

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938: David Sloan Managing Partner at Venture Kitchen: David Sloan is a Managing Partner at . He is also the former CEO and Founder of . David started a financial career soon after school and built it up for 10 years. One day around 2010, while driving through Chicago, David saw a restaurant specializing...

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302: The Co-Op chef who's hooked on the food industry

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944: David Bancroft Chef/Owner at Acre and Bow & Arrow: Unstoppables! Please consider taking this survey about our listener demographics so that we can better determine how to best serve our listeners. Less than 10 simple questions. Here is the link: David Bancroft is the Chef/Owner of and , both in...

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931: Rachel Miller Chef/Owner Nightshade Noodle Bar: Rachel Miller first fell in love with cooking while working at a small restaurant on the coast of Virginia, where she's from. It was there that she discovered the sensory impact of terroir, since the restaurant sourced ingredients from nearby farms...

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928: Katie Dixon Head Chef/Owner Birdhouse Cafe: Chef Katie Dixon is the Head Chef and owner at in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. When she was a kid, Katie was served "love on a plate" by her grandmother at large family gatherings where food was always the center of the proceedings. When she got older,...

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Advocating for a Better Foodservice Environment - Ray Delucci of Line Cook Thoughts

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Andre Natera – The Culinary Yoda: I think what I'm most proud of as a chef is the people that I've worked under me. The different people that I've seen come up from a cook right out of culinary school or maybe even a cook with no culinary school that maybe grows into a sous chef positi...

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499: Allowing Mistakes to Work for You with Shaun Edmonstone: Hailing from Thornbury, Ontario Chef Shaun Edmonstone earned his red seal graduate from George Brown School of Hospitality & Culinary Arts in 2005. Edmonstone spent the majority of his come up at Toronto’s Pangea restaurant as well as the...

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532: The One Thing You MUST Do Before Opening a Restaurant with Vitaly Paley:   Chef Vitaly Paley hails from Belarus the former Soviet Union. In the 1970's Paley immigrated to the United States to pursue a career as a concert pianist. After a life training and many years at Julliard studying piano, Paley traded in his...

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Mark Welker – Set Goals and Make Them Happen: Mark Welker is the executive pastry chef at “Make it Nice” group which includes Eleven Madison Park and NoMad (New York, L.A., Las Vegas, and London). He was raised in Indiana, went to culinary school in Kentucky,

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430 : Embracing "Unreasonable Hospitality" w/ Will Guidara | Thank You NYC + The Welcome Conference: Coffee is all about human connection. That we get to create both the beverage and the experience people have when enjoying it is at once a great responsibility, a joy, and an opportunity to change lives through our hospitality in each interaction. In...

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667: Brad Cecchi on Recognizing Leadership: Raised outside Sacramento, CA Chef Brad Cecchi is a graduate of the Culinary Arts program at American River College and the Culinary Institute of America. He would go on to spend the next 7 years working between Sacramento's Mulvaney's and Grange...

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86 - Restaurant Ideas from Princess Cruises: We look at how Princess Cruises have redefined the dining experience for their customers to create the experiences that they want.

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654: Jessica, Jill, & Jennifer Emich on Creating Community: Triplets Jessica, Jill, and Jennifer Emich came into this world, in that order, by way of New Jersey. All three would go on to attend the University of Nevada- Los Vegas. Two of the sisters got degrees in Hotel and Restaurant Management while Jennifer...

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652: Steve Redzikowski on Learning from the Best: Chef Steve Redzikoski caught the industry bug slinging pies in New York's Long Island. After graduating from culinary school, Redzikoski got to work in some of NYC's best restaurants before making the move west for an opportunity at Little Nell, in...

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598: Kyle Noonan on Creating Remarkable Memories: College friends and founders, Kyle Noonan and Josh Sepkowitz, have a combined 20 years of experience in the restaurant and hospitality industry, including hospitality management, operations, acquisitions, divestitures and new store openings for...

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502: The Importance of Respecting the Sacrifices of Others with Tomas Rahal

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496: Staying in Love with the Industry with Kevin Malone: 1972, after graduatig High School Kevin Malone attend Bar tending school and has been working in the inudstry ever since. He went to get experience working with High calaber chef in the french fine dining setting. With with experience Malone opened...

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924: Susan Spicer Chef/Owner of Bayona, Mondo, and Rosedale: Susan Spicer is the Chef/Owner of , , and in New Orleans. She is a highly respected figure and chef in NOLA, and nationwide. Susan got her start in 1979 at the age of 26 as a cook, and soon after that, she was staging in Paris. In 1982, back in NOLA,...

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Edward Lee – The Marco Polo of American Cuisine: I think one of the things that I've always spoken about is that the South is a very large place. From North Carolina or Virginia down to parts of Florida, west to Texas, north to the eastern part of Kentucky. It's incredibly vast.

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Is Culinary School Worth It? -with Ray Delucci of Line Cook thoughts

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662: Oliver Ridgeway on Do it Nice or Do it Twice

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682: Chef Andrew Savoie on Setting Your Team Up:   Chef Andrew Savoie, a native New Yorker, began his culinary journey after graduating from Baltimore International College in 1997. Eager to begin his professional training under the direction of highly regarded chefs, Andrew headed to New...

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456: Let what you love kill you with Hal Holden-Bache: [smart_track_player url="http://traffic.libsyn.com/restaurantunstoppable/456_Chef_Hal_Holden-Bayche_mixdown.mp3" twitter_username="ericcacciatore" ] In this episode with Chef Hal Holden-Bache, we discuss: The new generation being the generation that...

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505: Rebranding On a Budget with Joe Sparatta: A native of the garden state of New Jersey, Joe was born into a family of chefs, and took up the craft at an early age. Before moving to Virginia Sparatta spent approximately 10 years working in some of NJ and NY's finest kitchens. Once In VA Sparatta...

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115 - Restaurant Myths that may be killing your Restaurant: We look at these common restaurant myths and misconceptions that cost Restaurants money

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Sam Freund – Old Soul, Modern Mindset: I approach everyone like an adult. And I'm very real at the end. This is a business. But I want to make sure people are happy here and I create an atmosphere of family. I just don't hire people you know all my servers have to take tests quarterly about...