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Sep 22, 2026

Isabel WebsterHOST
30:47
And amazing that it has given you so much fuel with so much of what you do.
Isabel WebsterHOST
30:53
I know that you, away from the Diana Awards, do the Tessie's Brunches.
Isabel WebsterHOST
30:57
And you've always, as part of your work at Diana Awards, mentored young women in particular.
Isabel WebsterHOST
31:03
But your Tessie's Brunches was egged on by one of your brothers as well, wasn't it? That he wanted you to sort of go big or go home.
Isabel WebsterHOST
31:09
Tell us a little bit about
Tessy OjoGUEST
31:10
that.
Isabel WebsterHOST
33:55
And it was so empowering.
Isabel WebsterHOST
33:56
And I think a really big thing that you talked about at these brunches was to look through your phone list at the last 10 people that you've spoken to.
LoriHOST
0:30
And I'm Lori.
KellyHOST
0:32
Tonight we're talking about Real Housewives of New York, Season 16, Episode 2, Much Ado About Brunching.
LoriHOST
0:40
Uh-huh.
KellyHOST
0:41
Before we start, I just want to bring something up.
Joseph ScrimshawHOST
5:44
So it's two weeks
Ken NapzokHOST
5:45
since the Pem and Brunch.
Ken NapzokHOST
5:47
Brunch.
Ken NapzokHOST
5:48
Gosh, I just want brunch.
Ken NapzokHOST
5:50
I just want an omelet.
Joseph ScrimshawHOST
6:00
winning
Ken NapzokHOST
6:01
this fight so far.
Mike BlackGUEST
6:02
Welcome to Dagobah Brunch Problems.
Karis RogersonHOST
0:00
Hello, hello, my loves, and welcome to a new episode of Publisher's Brunch.
Karis RogersonHOST
0:03
I am Karis Rogerson.
Karis RogersonHOST
0:05
I'm the host of this podcast, and I am an author, a podcast host, and also a big reader, and I'm based in North Carolina.
Karis RogersonHOST
0:14
Previously, it was in Brooklyn, so if you listened to the last season, you might be like, what? But you should listen to the first episode of this season to get the update.
Karis RogersonHOST
0:22
Okay.
Karis RogersonHOST
0:24
I am so delighted that you are listening to this episode of Publisher's Brunch.
Karis RogersonHOST
0:28
For those who are new here or who just need a refresher, this is a brunch-themed romance author podcast in the sense that I thought up a four-course brunch menu, appetizer, entree, dessert, and toast.
Karis RogersonHOST
0:43
And I said, what would we be discussing during that course? And then I came up with some questions that are sort of thematically appropriate.
Patricia MaryNARRATOR
3:54
Anthony Bourdain, the chef who died in 2018 and whose early career was the basis for a new film, was among them.
Patricia MaryNARRATOR
4:03
In Kitchen Confidentials, Bourdain's best-selling memoir from 2000, he called Brunch a dumping ground for the odd bits left over from Friday and Saturday nights.
Patricia MaryNARRATOR
4:16
Brunch has never been on the menu at Chez Panisse in the Bay Area.
Patricia MaryNARRATOR
4:22
Maude Madol, its general manager, said that it isn't really something that fits in with the Chez Panisse, which Chez Panisse represents, but weekend lunch and can be easier reservations to get at the restaurant than dinner.
Patricia MaryNARRATOR
4:41
Maude added, Brooke Wetz also doesn't serve brunch at his restaurants, which include The Bell in New Orleans and Leon's Oyster Shop, Little Jack Taverns, and Melfi's in Charleston, South Carolina.
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Patricia MaryNARRATOR
3:54
Anthony Bourdain, the chef who died in 2018 and whose early career was the basis for a new film, was among them.
Patricia MaryNARRATOR
4:03
In Kitchen Confidentials, Bourdain's best-selling memoir from 2000, he called Brunch a dumping ground for the odd bits left over from Friday and Saturday nights.
Patricia MaryNARRATOR
4:16
Brunch has never been on the menu at Chez Panisse in the Bay Area.
Patricia MaryNARRATOR
4:22
Maude Madol, its general manager, said that it isn't really something that fits in with the Chez Panisse, which Chez Panisse represents, but weekend lunch and can be easier reservations to get at the restaurant than dinner.
Patricia MaryNARRATOR
4:41
Maude added, Brooke Wetz also doesn't serve brunch at his restaurants, which include The Bell in New Orleans and Leon's Oyster Shop, Little Jack Taverns, and Melfi's in Charleston, South Carolina.
Lindsay SanchezHOST
0:05
Welcome to Comfort Crime with Lindsay Sanchez, a cozy mystery podcast where no actual crimes have been committed.
Lindsay SanchezHOST
0:15
Today, we'll continue Bodies at Brunch, a cozy mystery about Sienna, who never wanted to be an amateur sleuth.
Lindsay SanchezHOST
0:25
She was just looking for a friend or two in the sprawling city of London she now calls home.
Lindsay SanchezHOST
0:33
But when the expat group's weekly gathering turns deadly, fitting in is the least of Sienna's worries, because one of her new friends might be a murderer.
Lindsay SanchezHOST
1:00
Today I come bearing gifts.
Lindsay SanchezHOST
1:03
This week I am so excited to share your very own Chapter 8 coloring page.
Lindsay SanchezHOST
1:10
I have to say I had way too much fun putting this together for you, so don't be surprised if there's suddenly a coloring page for every chapter of Bodies at Brunch, or maybe even a whole book.
Lindsay SanchezHOST
1:25
Now, I know many of you are multitasking masters, driving, walking the dog, folding laundry, or conquering whatever chore dared to appear on your to-do list today.
SuzanneHOST
20:19
Okay.
SuzanneHOST
20:19
Anyway, brunch was good.
TanyaHOST
20:21
Brunch was good.
TanyaHOST
20:23
Karen set up my dolly tree.
TanyaHOST
20:26
Usually the Christmas dolly stuff.
SuzanneHOST
21:38
and i was
TanyaHOST
21:38
still doing stuff in the kitchen and what i was trying to do i needed to make eggs
SuzanneHOST
21:46
this is the stressful part about brunch continue Brunch
RobHOST
6:15
I've done 200 shows on the 9 o'clock show with Krista.
RobHOST
6:22
And my God, Brunch with Bigfoot Robbie is my first show.
RobHOST
6:24
I couldn't tell you how many.
RobHOST
6:26
But I will tell you this.
Lindsay SanchezHOST
0:05
Welcome to Comfort Crime with Lindsay Sanchez, a cozy mystery podcast where no actual crimes have been committed.
Lindsay SanchezHOST
0:16
Today, we'll continue Bodies at Brunch, a cozy mystery about Sienna, who never wanted to be an amateur sleuth.
Lindsay SanchezHOST
0:26
She was just looking for a friend or two in the sprawling city of London she now calls home.
Lindsay SanchezHOST
0:33
But when the expat group's weekly gathering turns deadly, fitting in is the least of Sienna's worries, because one of her new friends might be a murderer.
Lindsay SanchezHOST
1:52
Okay, last time, Sienna found Rhea at Portobello Market.
Lindsay SanchezHOST
1:58
She realized why Rhea couldn't possibly be the killer, and noticed that the same woman she'd seen on the bus was listening in on their conversation.
Lindsay SanchezHOST
2:09
Was it a coincidence, or was Sienna being followed? Bodies at Brunch Chapter 7 Sienna opened her eyes and dashed down the street after the woman in the blue scarf.
Lindsay SanchezHOST
2:32
Her yellow tulips were knocked from her hand as she ran, picking her way through the crowd.

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