179: Answering Your Cookbook Questions
The whole team, Kate, Kristin, Molly and Andrea, recap a few of their favorite episodes from this past season and answer listener questions.
178: Comic Book Cookbooks with Sarah Becan
Molly and Kate speak with Sarah Becan about her illustrator origin story.
177: Collective Book Studio with Angela Engel and Amy Treadwell
Molly and Kate go behind the scenes of a partnership publishing house as they speak about the Cookbook Collective with its founder, Angela Engel, and its editorial director, Amy Treadwell.
176: The Author-Editor Relationship with Alana Kysar and Kelly Snowden
Kate and Molly speak with author Alana Kysar and her editor Kelly Snowden about their professional relationship after working on two cookbooks together.
175: Inside Ella Quittner’s Obsession with the Best
Kristin and Molly speak with writer Ella Quittner about her new book, Obsessed with the Best, and the work and intent behind it.
174: On Being a Copyeditor with Melissa Haskin
Molly and Kristin invite our very first copy editor to the show, Melissa Haskin.
173: Writing a Narrative Cookbook Tanya Bush
Molly and Kate speak with Tanya Bush, the author of Will This Make You Happy, about her cookbook/memoir mashup and how the pandemic contributed to her decision to marry a personal story and a technical text.
172: Blurbs: Do They Actually Matter?
Kristin speaks with hosts Molly, Andrea and Kate about blurbs; the good, the bad and the questionable.
171: Crowdfunding Your Cookbook with Nandita Godbole
Kate and Kristin speak all about crowdfunding with Nandita Godbole, who has fully funded seven books (and counting) through Kickstarter.
170: Becoming a Food Photographer While Writing a Debut Cookbook with Saeng Douangdara
Molly and Kristin speak with Saeng Douangdara, a personal chef and academic counselor turned online content creator and now, cookbook author and food photographer.
169: Kathy Gunst on What It Takes to Host a Food Writing Retreat
Kristin and Molly speak with Kathy Gunst, a prolific cookbook author, teacher and now leader of food writing retreats, about her varied career and new project.
168: Domenica Marchetti on Italian Cookies
Kate and Molly speak with Domenica Marchetti about her newest book and finding a niche in the crowded Italian cookbook category.
167: Ifrah F. Ahmed on the Making of Soomaaliya
Kate and Kristin speak with Ifrah F. Ahmed about how the culmination of her expertise in a culture and a cuisine led to her debut cookbook, Soomaaliya.
166: Natasha Pickowicz on Writing the Second Book
Kate and Andrea speak with cookbook author Natasha Pickowicz about her second book, how it differed from her first and what she learned during the process.
165: Inside the Alison Roman and Britt Cobb Design Universe
Andrea and Molly speak with Alison Roman and Britt Cobb, the designer of her new book, Something from Nothing about their collaboration.
164: Being a Cookbook Editor with Rachel Brown of Appetite
Molly and Kate speak with Rachel Brown, acquisitions editor with Appetite, an imprint of Penguin Random House Canada, about her career journey and some insights of the Canadian cookbook landscape
163: Before the Recipes: Cookbook Introductions and Front Matter
To kick off Season 9 Molly, Andrea, Kate and Kristin discuss e-cookbooks vs physical editions before diving into front matter; all of the sections of a cookbook that come before the recipes.
162: The one in which we issue an apology and answer listener questions
Kate, Molly, Andrea and Kristin begin the episode with an apology about a technical snafu that plagued our website's Contact page and some corrections.
161: A Journalist's Approach to Cookbook Collaboration with Korsha Wilson
Kristin and Molly speak with journalist and cookbook co-author Korsha Wilson about her experiences in the world of food media
160: A Mindful Cookbook Born from Burnout with Nicki Sizemore
Molly and Kristin speak about merging the physical act of cooking with emotional and spiritual intentionality with Nicki Sizemore, the author of Mind, Body, Spirit, Food.

