
Restaurant Misfits is a podcast dedicated to all things related to restaurant marketing, management, and everything else in between growing a restaurant business. The podcast is brought to you by Misfit Media in collaboration with Total Food Service. Each episode is hosted by Brett Linkletter, CEO & CoFounder of Misfit Media, and can be found on Spotify, or played below.
In this episode of the Restaurant Misfits podcast, Brett interviews Elena Besser, a Brooklyn-based, Chicago-bred Chef and TV Host. She hosts live cooking classes on Food Network Kitchen, and can be seen on The Cooking Channel’s “Best Thing I Ever Ate” as well as Food Network’s “Beat Bobby Flay”.
Elena Besser firmly believes food and entertainment should be intertwined and makes some strong points behind this. Just in the way that she describes food and her dishes made me so hungry I ran to our office kitchen directly after this podcast to go devour my lunch early! I can’t exactly explain what she did but it was insane.
Elena is also Host of the new show Breakfast with Besser, a celebrity cooking show, where she chats with celebrity guests, including some of Hollywood’s hungriest stars as she guides them in cooking breakfast dishes specifically crafted for them. Elena’s passion for spreading accessible and exciting cooking and culinary tips to others shines through everything she does. We had such a great conversation and there’s so much value punched into this episode so let’s get into it!
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About the Host: Brett Linkletter is the CEO & CoFounder of Misfit Media. He has an aggressive willingness to take on new challenges and a strong understanding of scaling a business from scratch. His vision is to disrupt the restaurant marketing space by empowering business owners with predictable, scalable marketing strategies so they can grow their business based on insights and data, versus guesswork and course correction. Brett’s specialty lies in creative content creation, brand messaging, social media growth hacking, and business development. His biggest role model and lifetime hero is his great grandfather, Art Linkletter, who was a famous TV personality and business man and a huge inspiration for Brett to get on camera more and begin a podcast. As the host of Restaurant Misfits, Brett seeks to interview the biggest and the best in the restaurant space to provide both an entertaining and education experience for listeners on every episode.