Yes, that's the one.
There are certainly some standout episodes for me personally, but I've found all of them to be interesting if not enthralling... and certainly entertaining. Kind of a gold standard for what I like in a podcast (not to oversell it or anything 😆). (Like you, I do really enjoy Behind the Bastards too)
Cautionary Tales is excellent!
The production is top-notch, as is the writing. Every episode tells a true story and relates it to contemporary society. It's one podcast I really look forward to new episodes.
I keep seeing this method from Joses Andres and have been meaning to try it. Sounds about as easy as can be, with minimal cleanup. And uses the microwave:
Yes! Can't agree more - was going to mention this too. Great podcast.
Yes, that's the one. There are certainly some standout episodes for me personally, but I've found all of them to be interesting if not enthralling... and certainly entertaining. Kind of a gold standard for what I like in a podcast (not to oversell it or anything 😆). (Like you, I do really enjoy Behind the Bastards too)
Cautionary Tales is excellent! The production is top-notch, as is the writing. Every episode tells a true story and relates it to contemporary society. It's one podcast I really look forward to new episodes.
Good to hear! - I'm inspired to try it now on this long weekend. (Although who am I to have doubted José's Andres... the man is a benelovent humanitarian culinary genius and Spanish cuisine is right in line with where my tastes lie).
I keep seeing this method from Joses Andres and have been meaning to try it. Sounds about as easy as can be, with minimal cleanup. And uses the microwave:
https://www.foodandwine.com/how-jose-andres-makes-a-microwave-omelet-11913926
Octopi is the closest one to Nova and is being very actively developed.
Great comment thread here! Just found this book...kind if a game-changer for me...
https://www.simonandschuster.com.au/books/Ratio/Michael-Ruhlman/Ruhlmans-Ratios/9781416571728