Dave Chang

This episode features Cousin Sal, a comedic sports personality, Joe House, a golf and food aficionado from The Ringer, and James "Baby Doll" Dixon, a celebrity manager with a flair for storytelling. They dive into the chaotic NBA playoff scene, spotlighting fun matchups and key player performances. The gang reminisces about shenanigans at the Masters, with hilarious prank stories from Sal and memorable moments involving Baby Doll. The discussions blend sports insights with colorful anecdotes, making for a lively and entertaining listen.

The Ringer’s Bill Simmons and Dave Chang get caught up in some Twitter beef and decide to open up their own pod truck after rewatching Jon Favreau’s delightful road comedy ‘Chef,’ starring Jon Favreau, John Leguizamo, and Sofia Vergara.Producer: Craig Horlbeck Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Sheil Kapadia, an NFL writer for The Ringer, dives into the Eagles' rocky season and shares his top five NFL bummers so far. Chef Dave Chang discusses the thrill of Jayden Daniels' performance, explores food rivalries like Joey Chestnut vs. Kobayashi, and shares hot culinary takes. Meanwhile, David Shoemaker provides an insider's perspective on crafting the Netflix documentary 'Mr. McMahon,' shedding light on the complexities of wrestling's legacy. The mix of sports insights and culinary debates makes for an engaging listen!

Dave Chang, celebrity chef, shares Thanksgiving tips for planning and cooking in advance. He also discusses the awkwardness of chefs visiting guests. The podcast covers a range of topics including the origins of Honey Walnut Shrimp, tips for microwaving mashed potatoes, the Judas Principle, and challenges in Asian food concept.

Logan Murdock, a writer for The Ringer, dives into the Lakers' ambitious season plans and potential player acquisitions, sparking debates about their playoff prospects. He also analyzes the shifting dynamics of the Warriors with Chris Paul's arrival and the team’s challenges in maintaining a title run. Meanwhile, renowned restaurateur Dave Chang offers insights on FX's 'The Bear,' discussing the intense realities of restaurant life and evolving food trends in 2023. Their conversations blend sports strategies with culinary brilliance, creating an engaging dialogue.

Join musician Jason Isbell, famed for his introspective lyrics and showcased in HBO's documentary, and renowned chef Dave Chang, who revolutionized dining with Momofuku, as they dive into life’s pleasures. They share laughter over food debates, reminisce about Tiger Woods at the Masters, reveal personal inspirations behind songwriting, and discuss the authenticity challenges of music documentaries. Their dynamic banter seamlessly blends the worlds of culinary delights and emotional artistry, making for a captivating listener experience.

Dave and Chris talk about Shohei Ohtani's greatness and their breakfast preferences. They discuss donuts, bagel sandwiches, Asian breakfast cuisines, and the proper way to serve hash browns. They also explore the lack of media attention for Ohtani and debate the universal default for hash brown crispiness.

Joe House, a seasoned contributor at The Ringer, joins chef and restaurateur Dave Chang and sports analyst Nathan Hubbard for a lively discussion. They explore the pressure on the Suns post-KD trade and ponder whether load management is diluting the MVP narrative. Shifting from basketball to Augusta, they share firsthand experiences from the Masters, touch on Tiger Woods' struggles, and dissect Brooks Koepka’s strong start. With humor and insight, they consider which players might shake up the leaderboard as the tournament unfolds.

Join J.A. Adande, a prominent sports journalist and Northwestern professor, as he dives into the NBA 75th Anniversary Team snubs and parallels between past and present player struggles, particularly with Magic Johnson and Ben Simmons. NFL Network reporter Peter Schrager shares insights on the undefeated Cardinals and discusses million-dollar betting picks for the upcoming games. Renowned chef Dave Chang brings humor with culinary trends, including kebab recipes and late-night ramen debates, bridging food and sports in a delightful conversation.

Rob explores thrash metal icon Metallica’s “Enter Sandman” by discussing the band’s trajectory from their early work to their mainstream turn and their wide influence thereafter.This episode was originally produced as a Music and Talk show available exclusively on Spotify. Find the full song on Spotify or wherever you get your musicHost: Rob HarvillaGuest: Dave ChangProducers: Isaac Lee and Justin Sayles Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices