Podcasts about nathan's famous

This week we have a very special episode, returning to our roots to talk about the 49th edition of the Nathan's 4th of July Hot Dog Eating Contest. Which would've been way better if they:1. Let Kobayashi back2. Let the the eaters cut pro wrestling style promos 3. Held it on the surface of the sunBut overall, still not bad.

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Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest Is on the 4th; Gal Gadot had her baby girl; Zane, a 4 month old from Florida is the new Gerber baby

Patrícia Ferraz fala sobre a filial da rede americana de hot dogs, recém-chegada ao Brasil, e destaca suas variações favoritas do tradicional norte-americano. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ease on down ease on down the podcast with us this week while we sing along to The Wiz! We'll also be munching on the peanut buttery goodness that is Reese's peanut butter cups and Nathan's famous hot dogs. This isn't the first time we've scarfed wieners down our gullets for this pod and it certainly won't be the last. 

Please enjoy this conversation with one amazing leader, James Walker the Senior Vice President of Nathan's Famous. James's insights and leadership is something everyone could take a few notes on and learn so much from. I hope you enjoy this chat as much as I did with a leader that has a huge heart. Thank you, Jay --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/syscocanadafoodiepodcast/message

Ross Patterson and Dan Hollaway announce the Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest where 12 time champion Joey Chestnut goes for his 13th title.  This IS 4th of July folks!  Will he break the record of 74.5 hot dogs eaten?  Tune in for the magic! www.ghostbed.com/drinkinbros www.killcliffcbd.com promo code drinkinbros

Ross Patterson and Dan Hollaway announce the Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest where 12 time champion Joey Chestnut goes for his 13th title.  This IS 4th of July folks!  Will he break the record of 74.5 hot dogs eaten?  Tune in for the magic! www.ghostbed.com/drinkinbros www.killcliffcbd.com promo code drinkinbros

We're continuing with our series of mini episodes helping restaurants through the coronavirus pandemic. With input from operators, vendors, consultants, data analysts, and more, these mini episodes will facilitate incredibly important conversation on how we can collectively survive the coronavirus crisis.Next up: James Walker is SVP of restaurants for Nathan's Famous, an iconic American company founded in 1916—two years before the Spanish Influenza pandemic. Walker joins the podcast to discuss how the legacy chain is getting up to speed with modern off-premises platforms, how it's striving to provide that nostalgic Nathan's experience to its life-long customers curbside, and what it was like to have many of its restaurants be located in the early epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak, New York City.To participate in our podcast survey, go to QSRmagazine.com/fastforwardFor more of QSR's coronavirus coverage, visit QSRmagazine.com/coronavirusSubscribe to QSR at QSRmagazine.com/subscribeQSR Magazine informationFacebook | Twitter | Instagram | LinkedInQSRmagazine.com Have feedback or interview suggestions? Email us at sam@qsrmagazine.com.

According to a survey most Kansas fans believe a punishment is coming from the NCAA. Does this fall on Bill Self? That's where Kansas fans believe there won't be punishment. It could even impact Les Miles and Jeff Long. Jim Sterk and Jeff Long spoke last night discussing players standing up in protest of systemic racism, and when we can expect football. Nathan's Famous hot dog eating contest is still happening. ESPN released the all-decade teams and the Chiefs were all over the board in good ways and bad ways. The NFL doesn't appear to have much yet in the way of COVID-19 protocols. Should Eric Berry be in the Chiefs' Ring of Honor? 

CF Expressway Authority adds a new toll transponder that will work in 18 states, Diego the 100-yr-old Galapagos tortoise who is credited with species-saving sex drive has retired, Nathan's Famous hot dog eating contest will go on but without spectators, 7-11 cancels free Slurpee day for the first time

BONUS EPISODE! On today's podcast we have James Walker. With more than 30 years of broad based, senior level, management experience in the hospitality and retail industries, Walker has served as President, Chief Development Officer, as well as in Senior Operations and New Product Development positions, for brands such as Baja Fresh®, Cinnabon®, Johnny Rockets® and Subway®. As the North American Vice President for Subway®, Walker oversaw their 28,000 restaurants in the U.S. and Canada. He has conducted business in more than 70 international markets, including such emerging markets as Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, Pakistan and Mongolia. Today, Walker is the SVP for Nathan's Famous, Inc. Listen as Chris & Walker discuss the future of Nathan's famous and the exciting new business ventures the company is growing into.

On this episode, James Walker talks about what it’s like taking on the role of leading the restaurant division of one of America’s oldest and most iconic food brands, and how he approached his first year on the job. Check out the new Top Restaurateurs website, https://toprestaurateurs.com, and sign up for the show extras. You'll get access to extra content like transcripts of past episodes, audio that didn't make it into the show, and more. You can stay update to date with the show online on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The one where MisterStorch visits Queens & Brooklyn, New York in 2019, while trying not to look back to 1978. PART IIWilliamsburg Brooklyn, Bedford–Stuyvesant Brooklyn,  Brooklyn Botanical Gardens,  Fort Green Brooklyn, BAM,Swan Lake/Loch Na Hela, Harvey Theater, MTA, Queens, N.Y. Devil Dogs, Denver Broncos, N. Y. Yankees, N. Y. Mets,MTA, Bed Sty, Coney Island, Nathan's Famous, Ruby's Boardwalk Bar, MTA, Dumbo, Queens Hotel, LGA, DIA, Denver CO. 

Valerie Killifer chats with James Walker, the senior vice president of the beloved Nathan’s Famous. Walker joined the restaurant industry as a chef back in the 1990s, and moved to the management and operations side by the end of the decade. With previous experience overseeing such brands as Baja Fresh, Cinnabon, and Subway, he joined the Nathan’s Famous team earlier this year and aims to grow the chain’s catering and delivery sales channels.

Valerie Killifer chats with James Walker, the senior vice president of the beloved Nathan’s Famous. Walker joined the restaurant industry as a chef back in the 1990s, and moved to the management and operations side by the end of the decade. With previous experience overseeing such brands as Baja Fresh, Cinnabon, and Subway, he joined the Nathan’s Famous team earlier this year and aims to grow the chain’s catering and delivery sales channels.

In the United States, the first recorded eating competition is said to date back to 1916, when new immigrants showed off their new American patriotism by eating as many hot dogs as fast as possible. Today, we take a deeper look into that well-established Fourth of July tradition and try to figure out how (and why) competitors push their stomachs to the limits. This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, in partnership with the City Council. Meat + Three is powered by Simplecast.

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Today on Eden Exchanges we spoke to Bryan Tran, a multi store owner for Nathan's Famous in Shellharbour and Wetherill Park in NSW, the American hot dog brand that’s rapidly becoming famous in Australia. Bryan become a multi store owner early on during his journey with Nathan's and also work as an operations manager together with Mark Alati. Listen to him talk about how he first became involved in the business, what he believes makes the concept so unique as well as how you yourself can grow your business with a franchise.

What's more American than hot dogs? To celebrate America's birthday listen as Steve and Chris pitch two famous glutinous video game characters participating in the annual Nathan's Famous hot dog eating contest. The non-stop Pac-Man is going against the inhaling Kirby. Listen to see Who Would Win?! Link from the episode: Who Would Win? Summer TomatoMeter Contest Submissions Please follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @WhoWouldWinCast Click here to see Poll Results from all of our episodes Feel free to submit your ideas for future match-ups!

Today on Eden Exchanges we spoke to Mark Alati, Owner and Managing Director of Nathan's Famous Australia. Mark has an extensive background in small businesses and he believes that Nathan's Famous will be the new boom in the fast food industry in Australia. Listen as Mark explains why Nathan's is unique, how the business model is built as well as what experience that made him realise he had to invest in bringing Nathan's Famous to Australia.

Take our hand as we journey down a dark road of intrigue and lies, nestled in a kosher casing: Nathan's Hotdog Cookbook. We cannot confirm that this book, written by Nathan's son, led to his downfall but we can confirm that the recipes within are as much a sin as not toasting a hotdog bun!

Today's Guest: Filmmaker Lloyd Handwerker, director of the documentary Famous Nathan, about his grandfather Nathan Handwerker, founder of the Coney Island landmark, Nathan's.   Watch this exclusive Mr. Media interview with Lloyd Handwerker by clicking on the video player above!  Mr. Media is recorded live before a studio audience full of Famous Nathan’s countermen who won’t be putting up with any bullsh*t from the likes of you, fella… in the NEW new media capital of the world… St. Petersburg, Florida! Growing up in New Jersey, my grandparents frequently took me by bus and train out to Brooklyn to visit my Great-Aunt Bess and Great-Uncle Max. Sometimes, we stayed in their tiny apartment and Aunt Bess cooked. But sometimes, my grandfather and I went off and spent the day at Coney Island, riding the rides and eating a hot dog and fries at the block-long Nathan’s Famous hot dog stand right on the boardwalk. I’m getting hungry just thinking about it. LLOYD HANDWERKER podcast excerpt: "There was no semblance of a line at Nathan's. There were one area where you could only buy the hot dogs, one area where you could only get the drinks, and one area where you could only get the hamburgers -- unlike most fast food places, and what Nathan's does today. It might seem chaotic, but workers had a method of looking at the crowd and figuring out who they were going to serve next." You can LISTEN to this interview with filmmaker LLOYD HANDWERKER, director of the documentary of FAMOUS NATHAN, by clicking the audio player above! Last night, I watched Lloyd Handwerker’s documentary film, Famous Nathan, and it brought all the memories – the tastes, the smells and the sights – rushing back to me. Handwerker is the grandson of the founder of Nathan’s, Nathan Handwerker. And while he himself never worked in the family business, he has put together a movie packed with old film, pictures and interviews that immediately took me back in time to a place I treasured visiting with my own grandfather. Or, as I told my wife, it took me to a place I had recalled hundreds of times in dreams and never thought I’d see that way again. LLOYD HANDWERKER podcast excerpt: "My grandfather was the first to integrate the counter, around 1949. Coney Island was pretty segregated at that time." To quote the film’s description of Nathan Handwerker: “There was one Babe Ruth in baseball, one Einstein in science, and one Nathan in the food business.” Famous Nathan captures a moment – and a salty, kosher taste – in time, replete with enough dirty family laundry – this brother hated that one! Mama never loved Papa! So-and-so was cheap! -- to give anyone a delicious nosh, whether you’ve ever been to Coney Island or not. Key interview moments: • 6:10 Making sense of the chaos that also made Nathan's of Coney Island famous (besides the hot dogs); • 14:40 Why there is no biography of Nathan Handwerker; • 27:25 How the founder of Nathan's integrated his food counter. Famous Nathan Website • Facebook • Twitter • Vimeo   amzn_assoc_placement = "adunit0"; amzn_assoc_search_bar = "true"; amzn_assoc_tracking_id = "andelmancom"; amzn_assoc_search_bar_position = "top"; amzn_assoc_ad_mode = "search"; amzn_assoc_ad_type = "smart"; amzn_assoc_marketplace = "amazon"; amzn_assoc_region = "US"; amzn_assoc_title = "Search Results from Amazon"; amzn_assoc_default_search_phrase = "Nathan's Famous"; amzn_assoc_default_category = "All"; amzn_assoc_linkid = "31df0656ad58a38033a438960062926a"; //   The Party Authority in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland! The post Documentary: Nathan’s Famous of Coney Island meant hot dogs!

Hey folks, I've been on VACATION! Yeah, it's been a year now since I got a full-time grown-up job, so I finally decided to cash in and take a week of paid vacation. Lemme back up a bit and be honest. I didn't just go nuts and check out for awhile, I went nuts and impulsively bought tickets to the Friday night show of the Norton Records 25th anniversary celebration at the Bell House in Brooklyn! I just couldn't miss the Reigning Sound, Mark Sultan, the Great Gaylord, Jackie and The Cedrics, Mighty Hannibal, Andre Williams, and an all-star band led by Mick Collins on guitar. What a lineup! After a five day weekend in NYC that involved much record shopping (original pressings of the second New York Dolls LP AND PiL's Flowers Of Romance, YES!), a midnight show at the KILLER Spectacle Theater, a trip to Coney Island for a Nathan's Famous, and a few moments of clarity in a garden on top of a seventeen story building, I'm back and proud to present Random Old Records Podcast #37, which also happens to be the third anniversary show!Yep, I've been doing this podcast for a solid three years now and it might seem easy, but it can get hard as hell to scour the bins and blogs for a monthly hour of fresh jams sometimes. Luckily, the fall has coughed up a whole bunch of sizzling slabs that I can't stop spinning, and the springboard was a killer weeknight show at local dive The Comet, featuring Davila 666, Jacuzzi Boys, and Barreracudas. You'll hear a track from each band on this episode, kicking off with Davila's modern classic "El Lobo." Elsewhere, there's bubblegum-catchy glammy power pop punk junk from Italy's Giuda, Bare Wires, Video, and White Faces, another track from the AMAZING new Strange Boys LP (the best American rock n' roll band since the Replacements, for real), dark mysterious pop from Captured Tracks heroes Blouse and The Soft Moon, noisy Ramones worship from Terry Malts, noisy 90s slacker-rock worship from Heavy Times, and a whole helluva lot MORE!I know that I say it every time a new episode comes out, but seriously, THANK YOU for reading this blog and listening to the podcast! Whether you've been here since the beginning, or just found this site while searching for Mediafire links to the new Bad Sports LP or whatever and decided that REAL old school music writing still had merit in 2011, I'm glad you came along for the ride. Every time I think about quitting and settling into old age and complacency, my mind is blown by another bunch of kids with guitars and the cycle starts all over again. If going to the Norton bash taught me anything, it's that real, passionate rock n' roll still pokes through the cracks in this monolith of Internet cultural saturation every once in awhile, and it's no less vital than it was back in whatever time and place you decide is THE DAY. Hope you dig episode #37, and here's to three more years!Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to Random Old Records via Apple Podcasts, Google Play, or RSS. If you like the show, please rate it and write a review! You can also go the traditional route and stream or download the new episode below. Come back next month (or so) for another episode of Random Old Records. As always, thanks for listening! Random Old Records Podcast #37Released 11/15/2011DOWNLOAD HERE (Right-Click, "Save As")1. Davila 666 - "El Lobo"(Davila 666, In The Red 2011)2. The Strange Boys - "Punk's Pyjamas"(Live Music, Rough Trade 2011)3. Bare Wires - "Ain't Worth Walkin' Away"(Cheap Perfume, Southpaw 2011)4. White Faces - "Star Of Bright"(White Faces, Windian 2011)5. The Barreracudas - "Don't Roll Your Eyes"(Nocturnal Missions, Douchemaster 2011)6. Giuda - "Don't Stop Rockin'"(Racey Roller, Dead Beat 2011)--record collectors suck.7. The Penetrators - "Gotta Have Her"(Gotta Have Her 7", Windian 2011)8. Heavy Times - "Let It Die"(Jacker, HoZac 2011)9. Terry Malts - "Something About You"(Something About You 7", Slumberland 2011)10. Bad Sports - "Can't Just Be Friends"(Kings Of The Weekend, Dirtnap 2011)11. Video - "Eyes"(Leather Leather, Play Pinball 2011)12. Spider Fever - "Back To You"(She's No Saint 7", Cave Punk 2011)--muscleheads on a muscle beach.13. Jacuzzi Boys - "Cool Vapors"(Glazin', Hardly Art 2011)14. Reading Rainbow - "White Noise"(Prism Eyes, HoZac 2010)15. Super Wild Horses - "Enigma"(Fifteen, HoZac 2010)16. Bad Banana - "Teleport Tonight"(Cry About It, Puzzle Pieces 2011)17. Colleen Green - "Jesse Has A New Girl"(Cujo, AF 2011)--Bob Ross, just painting some trees. NBD.18. Half String - "Evergreen"(Tripped Up Breathing, Independent Projects 1994)19. The Soft Moon - "Alive"(Total Decay, Captured Tracks 2011)20. Blouse - "They Always Fly Away"(Blouse, Captured Tracks 2011)21. Wax Idols - "Grey Area"(No Future, HoZac 2011)