Jean Michel Biscuit

We took a little bit of a different route with the interview this week and had dinner with friend of the show and brilliant art writer, Nicole Miller. Nicole is currently focusing on Alan Kleinberg's work in her writing, and we sat down to talk to her about the book, our mutual lack of understanding about wine, and gross avocados. Jean Michel Biscuit is a podcast interviewing artists about food. Rather than asking about their newest work, or reverently discussing the greats in the art world, we talk about cooking, eating out, and cronuts. Let us know what you think with the hashtag #JMBisuit or @wineandonut ?? and @paperclipfm ?

It's an interview with Abigail Jennings. Abigail is an emerging artist and friend of the podcast, based in Brooklyn, and working in photography and painting. We talked about home cooking, learning how to make French food in college, and really truly terrible Seth Rogen movies. Talking Points: Sausage Party, French Cooking, Fancy Macaroni and Cheese, College Cooking, Photography, Painting,

Jean Michel Biscuit is a new podcast interviewing artists about food. Rather than asking about their newest work, or reverently discussing the greats in the art world, we talk about cooking, eating out, and cronuts. We talked to Julian A. Jimarez Howard about his international food habits, his homemade Mexican recipes, and his thoughts on food art. Howard also has a show coming up on January 28th at Room Service Gallery in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Room Service Gallery 485 Lorimer St, Brooklyn, NY Outlet BK Gallery 253 Wilson Avenue, Brooklyn, NY Instagram: @jjimarez, @outletbk Gigi Hadid at 52 burgers last year – and here’s why. http://www.refinery29.com/2016/01/101483/gigi-hadid-masterchef-burger-a-week Would you drop $100 on a Donut? http://hypebeast.com/2016/1/manila-social-club-100-dollar-donut

Jean Michel Biscuit is a new podcast interviewing artists about food. Rather than asking about their newest work, or reverently discussing the greats in the art world, we talk about cooking, eating out, and cronuts. We talked to Laurent Chevalier, a Brooklyn based street and portrait photographer. Laurent was on the ground during the Million Man March, and the Black Lives Matter protests. In his portraiture, street photography, and client work he uses vibrant film photography. (http://www.chevaliercreative.com) Jean Michel Biscuit is hosted by Hannah Smith, Conner Wilberger, and Peter Freeby. Theme song by Ben Balserak.