Adam Moskowitz is the King of Cheese—but his path to the throne was anything but straight. In this delicious episode of Infinite Loops, Adam shares his wild journey from a failed rap career and a battle with addiction to becoming one of the most influential figures in cheese and the host of A Cheese Course.
Whether you are a foodie, a creator battling gatekeepers, or just someone who loves a good comeback story, this episode will remind you to bet on yourself—and maybe eat some better cheese while you're at it.
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Show Notes:
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The "Cheese Quake" origin story and the failed rap career
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Why "Creamy" is a texture, not a flavor
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The Artisan Cheese Illuminati
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Creating a documentary when gatekeepers said "No"
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The "Olive Garden" insult that fueled a fire
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Is the "Banana on the Wall" actually art?
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Cognitive diversity and why echo chambers kill creativity
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The "Time Horizon is Infinite" philosophy
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Leaders Lead & Lead with Love
Books & Ideas Mentioned:
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My Dinner with Andre (Movie)
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Candide by Voltaire (Dr. Pangloss)
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Kubla Khan by Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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Claude Shannon (Information Theory)
