Podcast appearances and mentions of annie stoll

In Part 2, we continue our talk with Dontaye. He dives into his own history of cooking and working in restaurants. It starts with a program he got into in high school that had him serving meals to non-English speakers in Burlingame and goes up through his time doing an externship at Delfina. Delfina happened while Dontaye went to City College, but the story of how he got connected is more direct than that. We talk in some depth about Delfina, including a nurturing environment that its owners, Craig and Annie Stoll, have created. Dontaye also was able to go to France as part of his program at City College, which happened during his externship at Delfina. He ended up being on the team that opened the first Pizzeria Delfina. Then we really dive into gumbo. Dontaye remembers the dish being made regularly at his house, and he describes lively scenes involving his grandmother as the conductor, working at a cast iron skillet slowly developing the roux. Many years later, Gumbo Social got its start when Dontaye wanted to do something food-centered to bring people together. He wanted something edgy and controversial but also appetizing. He started making gumbo for friends with shellfish allergies, for example, which had him tweaking the recipes a little depending on who would be eating it. Because the gumbo was being served at private gatherings with friends and loved ones, the social component was baked in. He was falling in love with it all. With pop-up days starting in the morning, they needed a breakfast item—the breakfast sandwich was born. Originally, it was meant to feed the farmers at the markets, but it was so popular that they added it to the menu. He never envisioned a restaurant. But he started to crunch the numbers for the pop-up, and around that time, an opportunity presented itself. It's pretty much as simple as that. Gumbo Social will open its doors on Third Street this spring. Follow them on social media or check back with us for an exact date.

Dave and Ethan interview Meghan Foley & Annie Stoll, the Grammy Award-winning graphic designers behind Squeeze Box: The Complete Works of “Weird Al” Yankovic! They also provide and in-depth review of the Squeeze Box set.

We got the chance to talk to Grammy award winner (for the Squeezebox box set) art designer, Annie Stoll. Annie worked with Meghan Foley and Al himself on the art for the box set, so we asked her about herRead more...

Annie Stoll is currently working on a full watercolor, fantasy webcomic called Ode (http://odecomic.com), which features a strong female protagonist in a world which is losing magic. It's gritty and loose style give flavor to both the characters and setting. She's relatively new to comics but is a trained illustrator and has been hitting indie comic conventions and anime cons like a seasoned comic creator. This independent comics interview was conducted by Joseph Coco on behalf of Becca Hillburn's art process blog Keep on Truckin', Nattosoup (http://nattosoup.blogspot.com). If you would like to be interviewed at a convention or show support for the interviews, please contact Becca. Music Credits: Andy Heller- Prowl"" --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/up-and-coning-artists/message

The temperature is higher and things move faster, but restaurant kitchens aren’t so different from any other workplace—you’ve got egos, stress, and the constant pressure to deliver. In this episode, Craig and Annie Stoll, husband and wife owners of the renowned San Francisco-based Delfina Restaurant Group, talk with Stanford Professor Bob Sutton about the organized chaos that rules restaurant kitchens. What keeps everything from going off the rails, the Stolls explain, is predictability and consistency.

Stanford Engineering Professor Bob Sutton is back at it to find the causes and cures for dysfunctional organizational friction. Part organizational design, part therapy, season two of the FRICTION podcast dives into stories of trailblazers who knew when to slow down and think -- and when to speed up and break through the walls of bureaucracy. Buckle up for episodes featuring leadership coach and Harvard Business School historian Nancy Koehn, Lean Startup guru Eric Ries restaurateurs Craig and Annie Stoll and much, much more. New episodes drop May 30th.

Jensine Eckwall hosts. Featuring Kat Fajardo, Hazel Newlevant, Kevin Stanton, and Annie Stoll discussing the details of self-publishing, crowd funding, and their own experience with putting their work into the world through these channels. Projects like, Chainmail Bikini, 10001 Knights, and La Raza Anthology.

I’m excited to release my first episode today! During this episode, I talk with Annie Stoll, an Art Director for Sony Music Entertainment. She’s designed for LucasArts, amongst others, and is always working on exciting projects. Notes: Intro & Outro by Vince Vandal AnnieStoll.com @AniiStoll Sabine’s Rebel Sketchbook on Amazon 1001 Knights on Kickstarter

Sam chats with Annie Stoll and Kevin Jay Stanton, curators of the successful 1001 Knights kickstarter. Music provided by Darke Sword.

In today’s show, Scott Murray is back as we discuss our topic for Show # 48The Phantom Menace. Scott helps us complete our look at the six existing films in the franchise, as we examine the 1999 film. We will also share our final thoughts onThe Force Awakensbefore we see the film for the first time, share our plans for the film, and look back at the Magic Kingdom meet up. In Collector News, Annie Stoll discusses her amazing designs, and we look at Coffee With Kenobi giveaways from Google and Fandango. We also share more of your feedback; this is the podcast you're looking for!-----------------------------------------------Purchase your tickets toThe Force Awakenshere!Help support Coffee With Kenobi via our Patreon page!

Welcome to episode 10 of Menu Stories! Today's episode is a great fit because this summer marks the 10th anniversary of the opening of Pizzeria Delfina, one of the Bay Area's most popular pizzerias and part of the Delfina Restaurant Group. We meet Executive Chef Anthony Strong, who now oversees all 6 restaurants in the group (4 Pizzeria Delfina locations, Locanda, and the original Delfina), under chef-proprietor team Chef Craig Stoll and Annie Stoll. Subscribe to Menu Stories on menustories.com. Music provided by Ben Sound.

In episode 3 of Children of the Force, we talk about the Star Warsy things we’ve been doing these days. We talk about the Clone Wars Ziro the Hutt arc, which then leads to discussion of the new Ventress/Vos book, Dark Disciple. In the news, Anna laughs way too loud when hearing that Harrison Ford broke his ankle back in June. And we discuss that incident while talking about Ford’s recent crash landing. We also discuss the new lesbian character in the upcoming novel, Lords of the Sith, and how inclusion is a good thing. We also talk about the author of that book and discuss the essay The Death of the Author (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_the_Author) by Roland Barthes and how it can be applied in this situation. Oh, and Mark Hammil wants you to go to Free Comic Book Day! https://youtu.be/FO9RYAzu7bsCheck out Free Comic Book Day here: http://www.freecomicbookday.com/Home/1/1/27/992We also do the Canon News, a Joke, review Marvel's Princess Leia #1 and #2 and welcome guest Annie Stoll to the Question & Answer Council! Join us, and together we will dismantle the patriarchy as father and son and daughter and listener!Follow Annie Stoll on twitter here: https://twitter.com/aniistollLeave us a voicemail: https://www.speakpipe.com/ChildrenoftheForceTwitter: @forcechildrenFacebook: Children of the ForceEmail: forcechildren@gmail.com Website: www.childrenoftheforce.com

In episode #2 of Children of the Force, we forgo our usual format to bring you an interview with the fantastic artist Annie Stoll, illustrator of the new book “Star Wars Rebels: Sabine My Rebel Sketchbook.” Annie talks about her personal art history, tips and tricks for making your own Rebels-inspired street art (in your backyard on a box, of course!), Sabine, the origins of some of the art in the book, tidbits and behind-the-scenes information about Annie’s beautiful artwork, and more! Join us, and together we will discuss art, Star Wars, and Star Wars art!Follow Annie’s work!Annie’s twitter: https://twitter.com/aniistollAnnie’s webcomic (for teenagers and older): http://www.odecomic.com1001 Knights: http://onethousandandoneknights.tumblr.comFollow Children of the Force: Twitter: @forcechildrenFacebook: Children of the ForceEmail: forcechildren@gmail.comWebsite: www.childrenoftheforce.com