Bountifull Podcast

Siân Simpson
Bountifull Podcast

Bountifull is my response to a world in need of more joy, especially in these post covid times. Originally rooted in the garden to plate philosophy, its mission has expanded to encompass broader themes of well-being, sustainability, innovation and community. Witnessing the struggles of many to find happiness amidst economic pressures and societal shifts, I have woven my concerns into Bountifull’s fabric, aiming to uplift and inspire through stories of resilience, creativity and connection.

  1. 2 DAYS AGO

    Money Tools for an Abundant Life with Bari Tessler

    🌟 “Money touches every part of our lives—it’s not just numbers. It’s emotional, personal, and deeply connected to our values.” 🌟 Money shapes so much of our lives, from the decisions we make daily to the conversations we have (or avoid) with our loved ones—and even the internal dialogue we have with ourselves. For many of us, it’s tied to ingrained habits, childhood experiences, and relationship dynamics that influence how we spend, save, and plan for the future. This week on the Bountifull Podcast, I sit down with Bari Tessler, financial therapist and author of The Art of Money, to explore how we can better understand and transform our money stories. Bari shares practical tools for recognizing the emotional patterns tied to money, tips for having more open and productive conversations with your partner, and how to align your financial decisions with your values. She also dives into healing financial shame and developing a new, empowering money identity. If you’ve ever felt tension around money, struggled with financial shame, avoided debt discussions, or wondered how to create a healthier relationship with money—for yourself or as a couple—this episode is packed with grounded, actionable advice to help you move forward. Episode Highlights: 🌱 Understanding Your Money Story: Bari explains how early life experiences and cultural influences shape your relationship with money. 🧠 Money and Emotions: Exploring the emotional side of finances and why financial shame often holds us back. 🛠️ The Art of Money Framework: Bari introduces her three-step process: Money Healing, Money Practices, and Money Maps. 🌟 Values and Spending: How to align your financial decisions with your deepest values for a more meaningful life. 🛠️ Practical Tools for Financial Clarity: From body-based practices to budgeting techniques, Bari offers actionable steps to build confidence with money. ✨ The Role of Money in Living Bountifully: Why understanding and improving your financial life contributes to overall abundance and fulfillment. Timestamps: 00:00 – Introduction to Bari Tessler and her journey to financial therapy. 04:30 – The origins of your money story and its lasting impact. 10:15 – Why financial shame is so common—and how to begin addressing it. 18:40 – Bari’s three-step Art of Money Framework: Money Healing, Money Practices, Money Maps. 27:10 – Aligning spending with values: What does financial alignment look like? 34:20 – Tools for financial clarity: Budgeting, tracking, and mindfulness techniques. 42:05 – The connection between money, emotional well-being, and living a bountiful life. 50:00 – Final reflections and Bari’s advice for transforming your financial journey. About Bari Tessler: Bari Tessler, M.A., is a Financial Therapist, author, and the founder of The Art of Money, a year-long financial therapy program that has guided thousands of students worldwide. With a background in somatic psychology and financial education, Bari specializes in helping people transform their relationship with money through a compassionate and practical approach. Her work has been featured in major outlets like Oprah.com, Inc.com, and MindBodyGreen. Bari is the author of the best-selling book The Art of Money: A Life-Changing Guide to Financial Happiness. She lives in Boulder, Colorado, with her husband, son, and their many cats. https://baritessler.com/ The Bountifull Podcast explores what it means to live a bountiful life through stories of wellbeing, resilience, connection and creativity. Bountifull emerged out of a simple yet profound desire to see more joy in the world. Join our community and opt in to joy, positivity, serenity and abundance https://www.bountifullworld.com/subscribe/ #joy #podcast #motivation #life #inspiration #education #happylife #selfimprovement #money #finance #financialindependence #freedom #healing

    1h 16m
  2. 8 JAN

    Asking for What You Want: Adam Wardel on Balance, Service, and Living Intentionally

    🌟 “If you want to live a happy life, don’t focus on finding your own happiness—focus on serving others, and you’ll wake up one day and realize you’re happy.” 🌟 This week on the Bountifull Podcast, we’re joined by Adam Wardel, a lawyer, leader, father, and self-described work-in-progress who lives (quite literally) in Bountiful, Utah. In this refreshingly practical conversation, Adam talks about the value of asking for what you want, balancing life’s many demands, and choosing service over self-focus. As we kick off the new year, this episode offers a timely reminder to show up intentionally and take small steps toward a more meaningful, bountiful life. Episode Highlights 🌟 The Power of Asking: Adam shares how asking for what you want—whether at work or in life—can lead to unexpected opportunities. 🛠️ Balancing It All: Insights on managing career, marriage, parenting, and personal growth without dropping the ball. 🌱 Organized Chaos: Adam’s perspective on embracing life’s struggles and why joy often comes from showing up intentionally, even when it’s hard. 💡 Service Over Self-Focus: Why prioritizing the happiness of others ultimately leads to your own fulfillment. 🏡 Breaking Roles and Expectations: A practical look at redefining family roles and making decisions that serve the household as a whole. ✨ Living a Bountiful Life: How Adam integrates purpose, patience, and faith into his daily choices. Detailed Timestamps 00:00 – Introduction to Adam Wardel and his take on a bountiful life. 03:45 – Adam’s upbringing, career as a lawyer, and shift to in-house roles. 08:07 – Living in Bountiful, Utah, and the role of service in finding happiness. 16:17 – Adam’s views on pushing his kids to embrace independence and uncertainty. 20:45 – The power of asking for what you want—and saying yes to opportunities. 25:12 – Practical tips for remote work and creating flexibility in a demanding career. 37:12 – Balancing family and career: setting expectations and calendaring life. 42:13 – Redefining family roles: transparency, honesty, and doing what works for your household. 47:19 – Final reflections: faith, service, and being intentional about happiness. Guest Bio Adam Wardel is a Fractional General Counsel, Board Member and World traveller. He's held senior legal roles in numerous businesses across the United States often building the legal team from the ground up, he has also led multiple acquisitions. With over a decade of experience across law, technology, and banking, Adam has become a trusted advisor to businesses navigating growth and risk. Beyond his impressive career, Adam’s greatest joy comes from his family and serving others. He splits his time between Bountiful, Utah, and Paris, France, embracing a life of intentionality, adventure, and “organized chaos.” https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamwardel/ The Bountifull Podcast explores what it means to live a bountiful life through stories of wellbeing, resilience, connection and creativity. Bountifull emerged out of a simple yet profound desire to see more joy in the world. Join our community and opt in to joy, positivity, serenity and abundance https://www.bountifullworld.com/subscribe/ #joy #podcast #motivation #life #inspiration #education #happylife #selfimprovement

    49 min
  3. 22/12/2024

    Purpose in Practice: How to Align Your Life and Work with Nell Derick Debevoise

    🌟 “Purpose needs to be actionable, aligned, and authentic. It’s not about lofty ideas; it’s about how you live on a Wednesday afternoon.” 🌟 In this episode of the Bountifull Podcast, I sit down with Nell Derick Debevoise, speaker, coach, and best-selling author, to explore the often-overwhelming concept of purpose and how we can make it practical, grounded, and actionable. Whether you’ve found your purpose or are still navigating through uncertainty, Nell offers frameworks, wisdom, and encouragement to help you clarify your “why” and embrace a fulfilling life. Episode Highlights: 🌱 Depressurizing Purpose: Nell shares how purpose doesn’t need to be a grand, lofty idea—it’s about aligning small, meaningful actions to who you are and what matters most. 🛠️ The Three A’s of Purpose: Purpose should be Actionable, Aligned, and Authentic—focused on what you can realistically contribute and what makes you come alive. ✨ Purpose and Contribution: Nell discusses the difference between purpose and contribution, showing how small, intentional actions add up to a life of meaning and fulfillment. 🎯 The One-Eight-Billionth Concept: A powerful framework that encourages you to focus on your unique contribution to the world, no matter how small it seems. 🌿 Practical Tools to Find Purpose: Discover Nell’s step-by-step process for getting mindful, observing your life, and identifying where you feel most alive. 💡 Redefining Burnout: Nell explores how burnout often comes from misalignment or trying to take on someone else’s “one-eight-billionth” of the world’s problems. Detailed Timestamps: 00:00 – Introduction: Purpose as actionable, aligned, and authentic. 02:05 – Nell’s upbringing and how her personal experience shaped her understanding of opportunity and purpose. 08:23 – What it means to live a bountiful life: growth, curiosity, and self-discovery. 18:25 – Practical tools: how to find purpose through small actions and observation. 20:49 – The Six Spheres of Impact: mapping your contributions in life’s key areas. 27:04 – Navigating constraints: purpose doesn’t have to be perfect to be meaningful. 29:54 – Why purpose needs a rewrite: debunking myths and misconceptions. 33:40 – Aligning personal purpose with organizational goals—finding meaning at work. 40:48 – The difference between purpose and contribution: taking ownership of your “one-eight-billionth.” 46:47 – The pitfalls of purpose: inaction, misalignment, and authenticity traps. 53:23 – Burnout and boundaries: how to dissect burnout and realign your purpose. 59:51 – Quickfire round: from underrated vegetables to life lessons and advice. Guest Bio: Nell Derick Debevoise is a speaker, coach, facilitator, and international best-selling author dedicated to helping individuals and organizations align their purpose with actionable impact. As the founder of the Purposeful Growth Institute and partner at PurposeFused, Nell brings practical wisdom to a topic that can often feel elusive. Her frameworks empower people to clarify their values, embrace contribution, and live authentically. With a rich background spanning four continents, a degree from Harvard, and decades of experience, Nell’s insights offer a refreshing, down-to-earth approach to discovering and living your purpose. https://www.linkedin.com/in/nellderickdebevoise/ The Bountifull Podcast explores what it means to live a bountiful life through stories of wellbeing, resilience, connection and creativity. Bountifull emerged out of a simple yet profound desire to see more joy in the world. Join our community and opt in to joy, positivity, serenity and abundance https://www.bountifullworld.com/subscribe/

    1h 7m
  4. 18/12/2024

    Simplicity, Resilience, and Raising Trout with the Iconic Ty Walker

    "Doing everything will burn you out. Focus on a few things and do them well—that’s how you build something that lasts." This week on the Bountifull Podcast, we head to the Shenandoah Valley in rural Virginia (USA) to explore what it means to live with purpose and focus with Ty Walker, a trout farmer and steward of a historic 1930s hatchery. Ty shares his remarkable journey of leaving the noise and distractions of urban life to revive Smoke in Chimneys—a trout farm he resurrected with a century-old manual and a lot of grit. In a world obsessed with doing more, Ty teaches us the power of doing less, staying grounded in our work, and finding fulfillment in simplicity. From sustainable farming and family to the unexpected lessons hidden in patience, Ty’s wisdom is an antidote to burnout and a reminder that bountiful living comes when we invest deeply in what matters most. What can you learn about life, business and family from a Trout farmer? As it turns out, quite a bit. Episode Highlights: 🌾 The Power of Doing Less: Why trying to “do it all” leads to burnout—and how focus is the real key to success. 📚 Learning from History: How Ty used a 1940s trout farming manual and old-school wisdom to rebuild a farm from the ground up. 🐟 Farming with Purpose: What makes Smoke in Chimneys trout so special, and how sustainable practices honor both the land and the fish. 🏡 Balancing Family and Farming: Ty’s reflections on creating a fulfilling life that prioritizes family and work with intention. 🌱 Resilience and Patience: How Ty navigated setbacks, embraced uncertainty, and trusted the process of reviving the hatchery. 🌿 The Spirituality of the Land: Why farming is more than a job—it’s about connection, humility, and stewardship of creation. Detailed Timestamps: 00:00 – Introduction: Meet Ty Walker, trout farmer, father, and steward of Smoke in Chimneys. 06:15 – Leaving the City: Ty and Shannon’s leap from urban life to farm life—and the search for deeper purpose. 12:20 – The Trout Hatchery Revival: Discovering a forgotten 1930s trout hatchery and learning the ropes from a century-old manual. 20:10 – The Value of Focus: Ty’s belief in doing a few things well instead of trying to do everything. 28:30 – Raising Trout Sustainably: How Ty farms fish with respect for nature and historic methods. 36:45 – Resilience and Starting Over: Ty shares his challenges in rebuilding the land and learning a completely new skill. 44:15 – Family, Faith, and Balance: How Ty integrates his family and values into farm life. 52:00 – Life Lessons from the Land: The spiritual connection between farming, patience, and purpose. 58:00 – Final Reflections: Ty’s advice for slowing down, living intentionally, and reconnecting with what matters most. Guest Bio: Ty Walker is the owner and operator of Smoke in Chimneys, a revitalized 1930s trout hatchery located in New Castle, Virginia. Raised on the family farm in the Shenandoah Valley, Ty grew up surrounded by fishing, farming, and a deep appreciation for the land. After spending years in urban life, Ty and his wife, Shannon, returned to their roots with the mission of restoring a historic trout hatchery. Using old-school methods and sustainable practices, Ty now raises trout that rival those caught in the wild while honoring the land’s legacy. Alongside his work as a farmer, Ty is a husband, father of four, and ordained minister who believes in connecting people to nature and purpose. https://www.smokeinchimneys.com/ The Bountifull Podcast explores what it means to live a bountiful life through stories of wellbeing, resilience, connection and creativity. Bountifull emerged out of a simple yet profound desire to see more joy in the world. Join our community and opt in to joy, positivity, serenity and abundance https://www.bountifullworld.com/subscribe/

    1h 12m
  5. 11/12/2024

    Why Stress Matters: Paula G. Williams on Thriving, Not Just Surviving

    🌟 "A bountiful life isn’t one without stress—it’s about learning how to embrace and manage it. Without stress, life would lose its meaning." 🌟 In this episode of the Bountifull Podcast, we dive deep into the science of stress, resilience, and the transformative power of awe with Dr. Paula G. Williams, a Professor of Clinical and Health Psychology at the University of Utah. Paula’s pioneering research explores how individual differences in stress regulation impact mental and physical well-being, and how moments of beauty and connection can serve as restorative forces. Together, we unpack how stress is not an enemy but a natural part of living a meaningful life. Paula introduces the concept of stress inoculation, explaining how controlled exposure to stress can build resilience over time. She also explores the spectrum of openness—how traits like curiosity and flexibility help us navigate life’s challenges. Whether you’re managing daily stress or navigating burnout, this conversation is a must-listen for anyone looking to live abundantly, even in the face of life’s challenges. Episode Highlights 🌱 The Role of Stress in a Meaningful Life: Understanding why stress is a natural and essential part of living abundantly. 🛠️ Stress Inoculation: How small, manageable doses of stress can build long-term resilience and help us thrive in unpredictable situations. 🎨 The Power of Awe: How engaging with beauty, art, and nature promotes resilience and well-being. 🧠 Openness and Adaptability: Exploring the spectrum of openness and how curiosity and flexibility can improve our ability to handle stress. 🌙 The Sleep-Stress Connection: Insights into why proper sleep is critical for recovery and long-term health. 🛠️ Practical Stress Recovery Tools: Advice on exercise, mindfulness, and building a restorative nightly routine. Detailed Timestamps 00:00 – 05:00: Introduction to Paula G. Williams and her work on stress and resilience. 05:01 – 15:00: Defining stress and breaking it down into exposure, reactivity, recovery, and restoration. 15:01 – 25:00: Why stress matters and its physical and mental impacts, including how stress inoculation works. 25:01 – 35:00: Building resilience through openness and adaptability in the face of stress. 35:01 – 45:00: Harnessing awe and aesthetic engagement for stress regulation. 45:01 – 55:00: Practical steps for recovery, including exercise, mindfulness, and improving sleep. 55:01 – End: Paula’s advice on living with stress, building awareness, and embracing life’s challenges. Guest Bio Dr. Paula G. Williams is a Professor of Clinical and Health Psychology at the University of Utah. Her research focuses on individual differences in stress regulation, resilience, and well-being, with a particular emphasis on the restorative power of aesthetic experiences. Paula’s work explores the intersection of personality, psychophysiology, and mental health, providing actionable insights into how controlled stress exposure and traits like openness and curiosity can help us thrive in the face of adversity. See more of Paula's work here: https://faculty.utah.edu/u0415381-PAULA_G_WILLIAMS/research/index.hml The Bountifull Podcast explores what it means to live a bountiful life through stories of wellbeing, resilience, connection and creativity. Bountifull emerged out of a simple yet profound desire to see more joy in the world. Join our community and opt in to joy, positivity, serenity and abundance https://www.bountifullworld.com/subscribe/

    1h 14m
  6. 02/12/2024

    How Not to Live a Miserable Life with Allison Chen

    🌟 "Sometimes, the most outlandish thing you can do is follow your dreams. For me, that was pastry school." 🌟 Welcome to the start of Season Two! In this episode of the Bountifull Podcast, we’re kick things off with the dynamic and playful Allison Chen, a talented pastry chef, content creator, and creative thinker. Known as "Al Chenny" on social media, Allison has built an audience of nearly 1 million followers by sharing her culinary journey, humor, and honesty about navigating life’s uncertainties. From running a "not restaurant" out of her college apartment to documenting her time in French pastry school, Allison's story is one of embracing creativity, questioning societal norms, and redefining success on her own terms. This conversation dives into Allison’s journey of rejecting a traditional path, the lessons learned through her culinary adventures, and the value of staying playful and authentic in a world that often prioritizes conformity. In This Episode, You’ll Discover: 🤹‍♀️ Balancing Fun and Ambition: Why Allison believes life doesn’t have to be “that serious” and how playfulness fuels creativity. 🥖 The Courage to Pivot: How Allison traded neuroscience studies for French pastry school and never looked back. 🕺 Marching to Your Own Beat: The importance of following passions—even when it’s unconventional. 🌍 Lessons from the “Not Restaurant”: What she learned running an eight-course tasting menu out of her college apartment. 💡 Social Media and Self-Worth: Allison’s thoughts on building a platform, staying authentic, and the reality behind the numbers. Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction: Meet Allison Chen and her journey into pastry and content creation. 05:10 - Breaking away from ballet and early career pressures. 10:15 - "Only child energy" and rejecting traditional life paths. 20:25 - The decision to attend French pastry school and what it taught her. 31:30 - Filming from a bathtub and the playful beginnings of her social media journey. 40:10 - The "not restaurant": Creating a tasting menu experience in a college apartment. 50:20 - Advice for those feeling lost: “Don’t overthink—just do.” 59:00 - Quickfire questions: Favorite foods, life lessons, and what brings her joy. About Allison Chen: Allison Chen, better known as Al Chenny on social media, is a pastry chef, content creator, and self-proclaimed "only child energy" enthusiast. After pivoting from neuroscience studies at Duke University to attending French pastry school, Allison found her creative spark in food and storytelling. From running a pop-up restaurant in her college apartment to sharing her baking adventures with nearly a million followers, Allison inspires others to embrace playfulness, reject societal pressures, and build a life that feels authentic and fulfilling. https://www.tiktok.com/@alchenny https://www.instagram.com/al.chenny/ https://www.youtube.com/@alchenny The Bountifull Podcast explores what it means to live a bountiful life through stories of wellbeing, resilience, connection and creativity. Bountifull emerged out of a simple yet profound desire to see more joy in the world. Join our community and opt in to joy, positivity, serenity and abundance https://www.bountifullworld.com/subscribe/

    1h 4m
  7. 22/08/2024

    The Wisdom Within: Sabina Read on Self-Discovery, Curiosity and Tuning Your Inner Voice

    🌟 "I think we've all got antennas on our head... if you tune your antennas into the goodness in humanity, the possibilities, that's what you'll see." 🌟 Join us on the Bountifull Podcast for an inspiring conversation with Sabina Read, a psychologist, human behavior expert, and media commentator. Sabina brings her deep understanding of the human experience to this episode, sharing insights on living a bountiful life by tuning into our inner wisdom, nurturing meaningful connections, and embracing possibility. Whether it's in relationships, personal growth, or dealing with life's challenges, Sabina’s approach is grounded in authenticity, curiosity, and compassion. Episode Highlights Tuning into Abundance: Sabina discusses her concept of abundance and how she believes it’s closely related to living a bountiful life through the lens of connection and possibility. The Power of Connection: Emphasizing that quality over quantity is key, Sabina highlights how meaningful connections are at the core of living abundantly. Overcoming Fear and Judgment: Sabina reflects on how fear and judgment often stop us from exploring new experiences and shares her insights on how to tune into our inner voice and make decisions based on what truly resonates with us. Navigating Grief and Suffering: Sabina shares her understanding of universal human suffering and how acknowledging it, along with compassion and connection, can help us navigate through difficult times. Finding Joy and Playfulness: Through personal stories like her participation in Sydney’s Mardi Gras, Sabina encourages listeners to embrace joy, playfulness, and a curious mindset, even in unfamiliar or challenging situations. Improving Relationships: Sabina offers practical advice on improving relationships by focusing on how we show up, tuning into our emotions, and avoiding the trap of judgment. Detailed Timestamps 00:00 – Introduction and welcome to Sabina Read, discussing her background and approach to psychology and human behavior. 05:15 – Sabina’s take on living a bountiful life and her connection with the word "abundance." 10:30 – The importance of tuning into our own needs and turning up the volume on our internal wisdom. 18:20 – Sabina's personal experience at Mardi Gras and how it connected her to the joy and non-judgment she values. 25:00 – The value of meaningful connections and how they shape a bountiful life. 33:00 – Navigating grief and suffering and recognizing the universal nature of these emotions. 40:10 – How Sabina sees the world through a positive lens and the role of compassion and kindness in our lives. 48:20 – Exploring language, emotion, and how tuning into ourselves can help us better communicate with others. 55:30 – Improving relationships through self-awareness and curiosity rather than seeking change in others. 1:03:00 – Quick Fire Round: Sabina answers random questions and shares more about how she views life through the lens of possibility. Guest Bio Sabina Read is a psychologist, human behavior expert, and media commentator with a passion for helping individuals and organizations tap into their inherent wisdom and potential. Sabina has worked across multiple domains, from clinical psychology to corporate consulting, public speaking, and media engagements. She’s known for her relatable and practical approach to navigating life’s challenges, whether it’s improving relationships, enhancing mental well-being, or fostering personal growth. Sabina’s philosophy is centered on connection, curiosity, and a deep respect for the human experience. Through her work, Sabina inspires others to explore their own potential, embrace possibility, and live with compassion and authenticity. Follow Bountifull on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bountifullworld/ Visit our Website: https://www.bountifullworld.com/podcast/ Subscribe to our Newsletter: https://www.bountifullworld.com/subscribe/

    1h 8m
  8. 07/08/2024

    Meant to Be: Matt Lambert on Cheffing, Michelin Stars, and Making an Effort

    🌟 "I just wanted to have a place that executed food at a very high level but literally anyone could feel comfortable at. Whether you're wearing a suit or a Motorhead t-shirt, it kind of didn't matter." 🌟 Join the Bountifull Podcast for an engaging conversation with Matt Lambert, a renowned chef who recently returned to New Zealand. Matt’s journey from his Kiwi upbringing to earning a Michelin star in New York City is a testament to his culinary mastery and innovative approach. In this episode, Matt shares insights on his culinary journey, the challenges of achieving and maintaining a Michelin star, and the importance of creating an inclusive dining experience. In This Episode, You’ll Discover: Culinary Beginnings: How Matt’s upbringing in New Zealand and family influences shaped his passion for cooking. Achieving a Michelin Star: Insights into Matt’s journey to earning a Michelin star at The Musket Room and the challenges of maintaining it. Living a Bountiful Life: Balancing professional success with personal fulfillment, and how moving back to New Zealand has provided a more relaxed lifestyle. Innovative Techniques: Matt’s use of unique cooking methods, like cooking over fire and experimenting with fermentation, to create distinct flavors. Practical Tips: Advice on sourcing quality ingredients, the importance of tasting everything, and cooking tips like pre-salting meat and making flavorful brines. Detailed Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction and Matt’s culinary journey. 05:15 - Influence of New Zealand upbringing and family on cooking. 10:15 - Transition from New York to New Zealand and back and later learning what work-life balance looks like. 18:00 - Achieving and maintaining a Michelin star. 25:30 - Innovative cooking techniques and experimenting with flavors. 33:45 - Practical tips for sourcing ingredients and cooking methods. 40:00 - Reflections on living a bountiful life and future aspirations. 48:30 - Listener Q&A on culinary techniques, sustainability, and personal experiences. Guest Bio: Matt Lambert is a chef of international acclaim who recently returned home to his native New Zealand. Born and raised in New Zealand, Lambert’s food draws on his Kiwi upbringing and his passion for incredible produce, coupled with a modern innovative approach to cooking techniques. Lambert has seen great success in the USA, having led the teams in AVRoKO kitchens like PUBLIC, Double Crown, and Saxon and Parole. He went on to open his own restaurant, The Musket Room, where he quickly earned a Michelin star, holding it from 2013-2020. Matt has also competed on Food Network’s "Chopped" and appeared on CBS New York and NBC New York. He has consulted on amazing projects with Nestle, Pepsi, the American Tomato Board, and Freshly, and most recently designed the food offering for Virgin Voyages’ ship, The Scarlet Lady's restaurant "The Test Kitchen." Matt is now the Executive Chef at Rodd and Gunn's The Lodge Bar in Queenstown and Auckland. He is also a proud father and husband. https://www.chefmattlambert.com/ If you found this episode insightful, please rate and leave a review on Youtube, Apple Podcasts, or Spotify. Follow Bountifull on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bountifullworld/ Subscribe to Bountifull on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@bountifullworld Visit our Website: https://www.bountifullworld.com/podcast/ Subscribe to our Newsletter: https://www.bountifullworld.com/subscribe/

    51 min

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Bountifull is my response to a world in need of more joy, especially in these post covid times. Originally rooted in the garden to plate philosophy, its mission has expanded to encompass broader themes of well-being, sustainability, innovation and community. Witnessing the struggles of many to find happiness amidst economic pressures and societal shifts, I have woven my concerns into Bountifull’s fabric, aiming to uplift and inspire through stories of resilience, creativity and connection.

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