Best Imbert Podcasts (2024)

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Iconic Restaurants Around the World with Jean Imbert, in Paris, Cannes, French Polynesia, St. Barth’s, Dubai, Brittany, and More, Including on the Orient Express 22:50

4d ago22:50

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Could you, would you, on a train? We would eat chef Jean Imbert's cuisine on a train, by the sea, in a city... we would eat Jean Imbert's cuisine anywhere! Dr. Seuss jokes aside, Jean Imbert is the culinary mastermind behind some of the most iconic restaurants in the world, including those in Paris, Cannes, French Polynesia, St. Barth’s, and even t…

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How to Have Truly Local Food, Drink, and Culinary Experiences—at Sea—from Crete to Provence, Iceland to South Africa 36:36

2h ago36:36

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In this episode of Travel That Matters, we journey into local culinary traditions, where every dish tells a story and every flavor connects us to the places we visit. Host Bruce sits down with Andrea Tonet, the VP of Product Strategy at Silversea, to hear about a new approach to food, drink, and culinary experiences at sea, and how those experience…

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The Brave Heart 39:29

1h ago39:29

39:29

In the first episode of Season 2 of The Frequency of Courage, host Megan Imbert reflects on her growth and healing over the last four years. When recording this episode it was the 4th anniversary from when she did the most courageous thing, she went on-record and was on the cover of The Washington Post as one of the brave whistleblowers on the Wash…

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Another CurtCo Media Podcast We Think You'll Enjoy: Foods That Matter 37:14

22d ago37:14

37:14

Come along for a culinary thrill as Foods That Matter transports the epicures, the foodies, and the gastronauts to different corners of the world through stories of adventure with food archeologist John Robert Sutton, also known as 'The Indiana Jones of Food.' John has invited us to continue unlocking the secrets to the globe's most extraordinary c…

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💧EP052 GUEST EPISDODE (6/8) Water and the White Monastery: Water Management at a Single Site 51:58

12d ago51:58

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It is often difficult to reconstruct the water infrastructure at historical sites due to recent building and patchy excavation and survival. In this episode we look at a site in which we can see a great deal of the water supply as a connected system, and how it developed over time: the great late antique White Monastery on the edge of the Egyptian …

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Chef Jonathan Waxman's Inspiring Success Story, From Paris, New York City, Berkeley, and Los Angeles, to Luxury Travel Around the World Including Burano, Italy 21:34

1M ago21:34

21:34

What do trombones, surfers, and Paris have in common? They're all part of Jonathan Waxman's inspiring success story that took him from cleaning bathrooms to an iconic career as a chef, restaurateur, and tv personality. A true pioneer of California cuisine, Chef Jonathan Waxman shares his extraordinary journey, including his unforgettable experience…

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The Power of Perseverance with Megan Imbert 23:26

2M ago23:26

23:26

Courgaeous friends, On the Season 1 Finale of The Frequency of Courage, host Megan Imbert gives a behind the scenes vulnerable look at the last seven months. Over the last seven months Megan experienced job loss, heartbreak while incredible deep healing, transformation and reclamation. Don't miss this episode where Megan shares some of her most raw…

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Charlie Palmer and Antonio Bachour on Healdsburg (California, USA), Puerto Rico, Exotic Pastries, and American Cuisine 29:23

2M ago29:23

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One of the most influential figures in American cuisine, Charlie Palmer, and a world-renowned pastry chef, Antonio Bachour, dive into their most inspiring travel experiences and recommendations. Charlie Palmer talks about how his culinary expertise and love for the outdoors have influenced his new hotel company, Appellation, with its first location…

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Armor Up For Life with Loriana Hernandez Aldama 49:26

2M ago49:26

49:26

Hey friends, On this episode of The Frequency of Courage Megan Imbert sat down with one of her inspirations, Loriana Hernandez Aldama. Loriana is an AML Leukemia survivor, breast cancer survivor, an international speaker, Emmy award winning journalist, author of "Becoming the Story: The Power of Prehab", host of the "Stage Free" Podcast and overall…

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💧EP051 GUEST EPISODE (5/8) Toilets and Waste in Andalusia 38:49

1M ago38:49

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You can’t think about clean water without also thinking about removing dirty water and other waste. In this episode we take a deep dive into sewage (figuratively speaking) on the basis of excavations and documents that survive about cities in Muslim Spain in the Middle Ages. Speaker: Ieva Rèklaityte. Interviewer: Edmund Hayes. Ieva Reklaityte is an…

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Mission Possible: Impacting Lives in Nigeria with Afam Onyema 53:04

2M ago53:04

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Hey Courageous Friends, On this episode of The Frequency of Courage, Afam Onyema, co-founder of The GEANCO Foundation joins the show. The GEANCO Foundation is a dynamic organization dedicated to transforming lives in Nigeria through medical missions, mental health summits and educational initiatives. Afam will share his journey, the challenges and …

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Top Asian Cuisine Travel Destinations with Chef Katie Chin: Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Indian, and Thai Food Recommendations 30:45

2M ago30:45

30:45

Katie Chin escaped what she jokingly describes as "dumpling prison" only to be so influenced by her heritage and Asian cuisines that she left her SVP role at FOX to start her career as a chef and author. It was her mom's inspiring success story that eventually led Katie to a life of cooking, writing cookbooks, appearing on TV shows like Iron Chef a…

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Limitless Living with Jessica Turner 56:27

2M ago56:27

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Hey Courageous friends, On this episode of The Frequency of Courage, women's performance coach Jessica Turner joins the show. This show will dive deep into the courageous internal healing required to live your fullest life. Jessica shares strategies for growth, living in alignment, evolving with a partner and building resilience. Jessica believes t…

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Resilience Unleashed with Anthony Trucks 47:09

3M ago47:09

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Hey Courageous Friends, You don't want to miss this episodes of The Frequency of Courage withAnthony Trucks, former NFL athlete, American Ninja Warrior, international speaker, host of the Aww Shift podcast, author of the "Identity Shift" book and the founder of Identity Shift coaching. During this episode Megan and Anthony talk adoption, marriage, …

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Nancy Silverton's Travel Manifesto: Palaces, Peanut Butter, and Putzing Around in London, Mexico, Italy, France, and More 30:51

2M ago30:51

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The art of stress-free travel is not lost on Nancy Silverton thanks to her adventurous parents, and now she shares her travel philosophy with her kids, grandkids—and listeners of Travel That Matters in this episode. When this American chef, baker, restaurateur, and author is not serving food to people at the Palace of Versailles, she's "putzing" ar…

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Stillness Speaks 14:07

3M ago14:07

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Hey Courageous Friends, On today's episode of The Frequency of Courage host Megan Imbert discusses the power of presence & stillness in our every day lives. She provides a few modalities to adopt that can help you hear your inner whisper. She also has a special treat to share with listeners. Don't forget to share the show with a friend!…

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💧EP050 GUEST EPISODE (4/8) The City on The Tigris: Baghdad, Drinking and Water Transport 49:08

3M ago49:08

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Ep4. The City on The Tigris: Baghdad, Drinking and Water Transport Medieval Baghdad was probably home to 200,000 to 500,000 inhabitants. In this episode we look at how water functioned as the life blood of this great city, providing drink, but also transportation that supplied the city with food and connected it with trade routes in Indian Ocean an…

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Bravery in Bloom with Rachel Esposito 41:48

3M ago41:48

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Hey Courageous Friends, In this episode, Rachel Esposito sits down with Megan to discuss the power of love and the bravery to face life's toughest challenges. Have your tissues nearby for this episode as the duo dive deep into experiences of resiliency, bravery and the courage to always choose love. Follow Rachel on Instagram…

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Shake Shack Founder Danny Meyer Shares How Travel Shaped His Life: Italy, France, New York, Japan, and More 30:53

3M ago30:53

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Here to explain how travel helped turn a kid from St. Louis into the leading restaurateur behind both Union Square Café and Shake Shack is the one-and-only Danny Meyer. The son of a travel entrepreneur, Danny takes us back to the vivid childhood travel memories he has, reminiscing about everything from the lake water and fresh baguettes in France t…

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Speaking Truth to Power with Jim Trotter 54:05

3M ago54:05

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Hey Courageous Friends, Don't miss this episode where legendary sports journalist, Jim Trotter, sits down with Megan to discuss the courage it takes to speak truth to power, to have journalistic integrity and being a decent human being. Jim Trotter is a national columnist for The Athletic based in San Diego. He spent nearly three decades covering t…

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Cheat Codes to Heal & Take Back Your Life with Jordan Rahme 1:04:13

4M ago1:04:13

1:04:13

Jordan Rahme aka Liquid Gold sits down with Megan Imbert to discuss healing, transformation and pursuing passion as your career. He dives into the sacred responsibility of showing up authentically and living in alignment with our highest service, which takes tremendous courage in modern society. Listeners can indulge in Jordan’s "cheat codes" to co…

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Wolfgang Puck's Top Travel and Restaurant Recommendations: Vienna and Salzburg (Austria), Ethiopia, California (United States), Capri (Italy), and More 39:34

4M ago39:34

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Wolfgang Puck, the Austrian-American culinary legend, takes host Bruce on a journey through his favorite food and travel spots, full of laughter and unexpected tips. Wolfgang shares the serendipitous creation of his signature dish, shares his first memories of getting the travel bug, and describes his initial impressions of the United States. He re…

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Courage in Advocacy: Maimah Karmo's Triumph Over Breast Cancer & Building a Living Legacy 54:13

4M ago54:13

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Hey Courageous Humans: On this episode I sit down with my dear friend Maimah Karmo. Maimah is a best-selling author, speaker transformational coach and cancer survivor. She is also a soul-purpose seeker, philanthropist, mother and bad ass. She has faced every challenge in her life with faith and used them as catalysts for transformation. At 32 year…

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Origins of Courage: Megan Imbert's Purpose Behind The Frequency of Courage Podcast 16:48

4M ago16:48

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In this first episode of The Frequency of Courage, host, Megan Imbert briefly discusses why she is launching this podcast. She provides a few examples of how she has shown up courageously in her life and why it is so important for others to do the same. Follow Megan on Instagram Follow The Frequency of Courage on Instagram…

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💧EP049 GUEST EPISODE (3/8) The Beginnings of the Bathhouse in the Middle East, from Rome to Early Islam 1:04:19

4M ago1:04:19

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The bathhouse is an iconic feature of the medieval middle eastern city up until the present. But how did this come to be? In this episode we look into the origins of bathing culture in the Middle East by going back to the Roman, late antique and early Islamic development of bathhouses. Speakers: Nathalie de Haan and Sadi Maréchal. Interviewer: Edmu…

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Arts and Diplomacy of Qajar Iran with Fuchsia Hart 57:02

5M ago57:02

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Isabelle Imbert welcomes Fuchsia Hart, Sarikhani Curator for the Iranian Collection at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Fuchsia is an art historian specialised in the artistic productions of 19th century Iran, ruled by the Qajar dynasty between 1789 and 1925, and particularly on the reign of Fath 'Ali Shah Qajar, who reigned from 1797 till…

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💧EP048 GUEST EPISODE (2/8) Mesopotamia: Taming the Euphrates 1:08:17

5M ago1:08:17

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Part of the “Source of Life: Water Management in the Premodern Middle East” project (Radboud Institute for Culture and History). Ep2. Mesopotamia: Taming the Euphrates Mesopotamia means “the land between the rivers.” The fertile silt and life-giving waters from the rivers Tigris and Euphrates allowed the region to develop into a key area of human s…

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Curating Islamic Manuscripts with Nur Sobers-Khan 1:03:04

6M ago1:03:04

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In this episode, Isabelle Imbert welcomes Nur Sobers-Khan, doctor in Islamic studies and curator of Islamic arts. Nur started working in curation immediately after getting her Ph.D. in 2012, and has since worked in several collections, looking at Islamic manuscripts, but also objects and archival material. Her various experiences constitute a great…

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💧EP047 GUEST EPISODE (1/8) Water History and the Pre-Modern Middle East. “Source of Life: Water Management in the Premodern Middle East” (Radboud Institute for Culture and History) 42:26

6M ago42:26

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This episode was produced by Edmund Hayes and Jouke Heringa. Ep1. Water History and the Pre-Modern Middle East The cities of the medieval Middle East were some of the largest in the world, dwarfing the major cities of western Europe, for example. So how did they support large populations in relatively arid conditions? In this episode we provide an …

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100 Unexpected Destinations to Add to Your Travel Wishlist with National Geographic’s Andrew Nelson: Lecce (Italy), Luang Prabang (Laos), Indianapolis, Manchester (England), and More 38:38

7M ago38:38

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Getting people to think differently when deciding where to travel next is a specialty of the travel journalist Andrew Nelson, a writer for two decades with National Geographic Travel and a two-time Lowell Thomas prize winner. Andrew joins Bruce on the podcast to discuss places in his new National Geographic book, Here Not There, revealing 100 alter…

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🕸EP046 Prof. Hayrettin Yücesoy on his new book "Disenchanting the Caliphate" 1:25:04

7M ago1:25:04

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Hayrettin Yücesoy is a historian with a specialization in the premodern Middle East. His scholarly interests revolve around the intricate realm of political thought and practice, covering themes such as political messianism, monarchy, republican practices, visions of social order throughout premodern literature, and the historiography of these subj…

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🖋EP045 Nasim Hassani on an illustrated manuscript of al-Maqāmāt by Abū Muḥammad al-Ḥarīrī (d.1122CE) 35:38

7M ago35:38

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Abū Muḥammad al-Ḥarīrī was an Arab poet, scholar and Seljuk government official who died in 1122CE aged 68 years old. His work al-Maqāmāt, a compilation of 50 highly-stylised comic anecdotes about the exploits of trickster Abū Zayd, received widespread renown in his time across the Muslim world and is regarded as a high point of Arabic literature. …

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💒EP044 The Curious Tale of Isaac: An Egyptian Jew baptised as godson to King Edward II (d. 1327) 1:08:59

7M ago1:08:59

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In 1319 Roger de Stangrave, a Hospitaller knight, and a Jew named Isaac arrived in England. For a ransom of 10,00 gold florins, Isaac had freed Stangrave, a stranger to him, from over 30 years of Mamluk captivity and then accompanied the knight home to be repaid. By 1322, Isaac has converted to Christianity and become Edward of St. John, with King …

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💰EP043 Dr. Isabelle Imbert on a Beginner's Guide to Investing in Islamic Arts 36:55

7M ago36:55

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This is the second part of two presentations. More on our guest: https://isabelle-imbert.com 0:50 In your previous presentation, you gave us an overview of the history of Islamic art. Give us an overview of the Islamic arts market scene: who are the main players? Where are the main auctions, and so on? 7:05 You advised in your Bayt al-Fann intervie…

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🕌EP042 Dr. Isabelle Imbert on a Very Brief Introduction to Studying the History of Islamic Arts 49:47

7M ago49:47

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Works of Islamic arts mesmerise their viewers, be it calligraphy, vases or mausoleums, but knowledge of their developments continues to be weak for the general enthusiast. To give an introductory survey on how to delve deeper into the fascinating ocean of Islamic arts is Dr. Isaballe Imbert. Dr. Imbert completed her PhD in 2015 at Sorbonne in Persi…

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Turkish Ottoman Figure Painting with Suzanne Compagnon 1:26:18

7M ago1:26:18

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In today’s episode, Isabelle Imbert welcomes Dr Suzanne Compagnon, post-doctoral fellow at the university of Utrecht. Suzanne recently got her Ph.D. from the University of Vienna with a thesis focused on Turkish Ottoman painting, and more specifically on the single-page figures produced by the painters Levni and Bukhari in the first quarter of the …

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Safari, Wine Country, and City in South Africa: Cape Town Culinary Experiences, Kalahari and Kruger Wildlife Immersions, Itineraries by Locals, and Hermanus and Stellenbosch Excursions 47:04

7M ago47:04

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Embark on an adventure through South Africa with Liam Tomlin (Cape Town chef), Deborah Calmeyer (ROAR Africa founder), and Tiago Sarmento (managing director of Belmond in Southern Africa), whose stories and insider tips on crafting the ultimate travel experience will have you hooked on this something-for-everybody destination. On his recent trip to…

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💡EP041 Dr. Abdul Azim Ahmed on Shahab Ahmed's "What is Islam? The Importance of being Islamic" 1:20:40

7M ago1:20:40

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Dr. Azim Ahmed, Research Associate in British Muslim Studies at Cardiff University, discusses the late Shahab Ahmed's (no relation!) seminal work "What is Islam? The Importance of Being Islamic" leading us to identify the Anglophone as the New Persianate for the Cathay-to-California Complex. Links: Abdul-Azim Ahmed, Mind the Gap — The Textual, The …

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