José Andrés
Spanish-American chef and restaurateurWikipedia
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Oct 27, 2026
Eyal BookerHOST
Who were you most nervous to interview?
Josh SchererGUEST
I'll say Chef Jose Andres, actually.
Josh SchererGUEST
It's always tough cooking forward like a chef.
Lonnie Marts IIVHOST
The funniest person when the cameras weren't rolling.
Ben BraschPANELIST
And why not take a stand? It's never the wrong time to say the right thing.
Tristan EspinozaPANELIST
I was just going to say, this has created so much discourse online that people who weren't even familiar with this term before are now like, why am I hearing about this every day? And we've even talked about chefs like Jose Andres and Bart Hutchins, the chef at Butterworth's, are talking about restaurants who are dealing with bigger issues than having to deal with a too broad of language and potentially an entire ban on poultry liver.
Tristan EspinozaPANELIST
To me, this is something where it's become almost like a spectacle.
Tristan EspinozaPANELIST
Then we have to look at like...
ZaydenHOST
So this week's Amazing Human of the Week is a bloke who's managed to turn something as simple as cooking dinner into one of the most extraordinary humanitarian operations in the world.
ZaydenHOST
His name is Jose Andres.
ZaydenHOST
He's a Spanish-American chef who has built an international restaurant empire won some of the highest honours in the culinary world and cooked for some of the most influential people on the planet.
ZaydenHOST
But none of those achievements is why I'm going to talk about him today.
10 MINS LATER
ZaydenHOST
Yeah.
ZaydenHOST
They're not just receiving help, right? They're helping their own community survive.
ZaydenHOST
It's a different kind of celebrity chef, right? Jose Andres has received some extraordinary recognition.
ZaydenHOST
He's been awarded the United States Presidential Medal of Freedom, recognised by the James Beard Foundation and named...
speaker_0HOST
As DiCaro recounts, Ahmed draws a direct comparison to Lyndon Johnson and the architects of the Vietnam War, highly credentialed officials who closed their eyes to what was in front of them.
speaker_0HOST
Biden had the tools to restrain Prime Minister Netanyahu, DiCaro writes, but used them only once, briefly, after Israeli drones killed aid workers from Jose Andres' World Central Kitchen.
speaker_0HOST
That episode showed U.S. leverage worked when applied, but such moments were rare.
speaker_0HOST
DiCaro concludes that Biden's failure to restrain Israel in 2023 and 2024 accelerated the regional instability he claimed to prevent and paved the road to the current American war with Iran.
GlennHOST
A few stories in this one.
GlennHOST
The main story, which took up the bulk of the issue, was by Steve Orlando and Roy Mercado, in which Chef Jose Andres is trying to launch a bunch of like auto kitchens, some sort of satellite kitchens that are meant to bring food to customers.
GlennHOST
the people in need i can't remember exactly how this was meant to work
RayHOST
that's about it but yeah and he's
GlennHOST
partnering with tony stark to develop it yep yep and then ultron shows up
RayHOST
hijack them and turn them into drones.
RayHOST
And so we have a battle of the Avengers against Ultron and then Chef Jose Andres gets to wear an Iron Man suit and become the Iron Chef.
GlennHOST
Yeah.
Danielle HollanderGUEST
We have chefs that have heard how great the food scene is here and are coming here to open restaurants.
Danielle HollanderGUEST
We just had Jose Andres last night that was speaking to a group that's here.
Danielle HollanderGUEST
So we have that balance of celebrity chefs, but I think we're very, very proud of what our chefs have done.
Danielle HollanderGUEST
and how they've changed the food scene here.
ChristopherHOST
The texture of it is very much like chicken fried steak, but the ham and the cheese makes it like cordon bleu.
AshleyHOST
We first heard about these dishes and the cider on Jose Andres' TV show that he did one season, Jose Andres and His Family in Spain, on Discovery.
AshleyHOST
And he, if you're not familiar with Jose Andres, he is a Spanish...
AshleyHOST
Chef.
ChristopherHOST
Enthusiastic chef.
ChristopherHOST
It was before there was a high speed drain even.
ChristopherHOST
And we just couldn't, the timing couldn't work.
ChristopherHOST
Well, that was the first time we saw that Jose Andres show was like right before that.
Bob JonesGUEST
Some of the chefs that your audience might recognize would be...
Bob JonesGUEST
Thomas Keller, Danielle Balloud, Jose Andres.
Bob JonesGUEST
Those are some of the people that they might, Emeril Wolfgang.
Bob JonesGUEST
Those are all people that have been here on the farm.
John PageHOST
And so how dramatically did that impact your restaurants?
Eric SchefferGUEST
Again, I have this angel on my shoulder, but, um, Without a relationship I had with World Central Kitchen and Jose Andres when they came to town, I don't know that I'd be here today.
Eric SchefferGUEST
They had reached out to me and they knew about me.
Eric SchefferGUEST
And I had met Jose years ago when he was here in Nashville and not friends, but we have come across each other's paths before.
HongoGUEST
There have been people throughout history that exemplify this.
HongoGUEST
In our present time, people such as George and Emile Clooney Christine Bale, Chef Jose Andres come to mind, and countless others, all working in their own way and with their own skills to relieve the suffering that is going on in the world.
HongoGUEST
There are small organizations and individuals that also work towards relieve the suffering.
HongoGUEST
Each of us has, have opportunities to, for, have small and large opportunities to have positive effects on all beings, but they can easily be overlooked.
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