We're back babyyyy!

Joining me for my first waffle of 2025 is the brilliant Omar Foster!

Omar is an incredibly talented chef and MasterChef finalist known for his bold flavours and creative flair in the kitchen.

With a passion for modern twists on traditional dishes, Omar has quickly become a standout voice in the culinary world. His journey on MasterChef captivated audiences and showcased his commitment to excellence, innovation, and heartfelt cooking.

He joins me for a waffle about his journey so far, personal growth, culinary exploration, and navigating identity. We waffle about the impact of the pandemic on Omar's culinary journey, the challenges of imposter syndrome, and the importance of support from loved ones.

Omar shares insights on finding one's own path and the lessons learned from participating in MasterChef, emphasising the significance of self-discovery and the ongoing journey of personal development. He reflects on the influence of his family, particularly his mother's work ethic, and discusses the empowerment of women in the culinary industry.

This episode is a really nice reminder of how important it is to embrace your identity and be unapologetically you!

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Welcome to The Waffle Shop!

In this episode Taylor and Luke take a trip down memory lane and take a look back at 2024 and the songs that have soundtracked it all!

From winning awards, two live shows and hitting 1 MILLION downloads, it's been quite the year!

They delve into the importance of self-awareness and validation, share insights on personal growth and the future of the podcast....

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Welcome to The Waffle Shop

Today I'm joined in the studio by the incredible Emma Conway!

Emma is a podcast host, author, YouTuber and the creator of Brummy Mummy of 2. She joins me for a chat about her journey so far, her recent heart surgery and the importance of being kind.

We also have a waffle about all things content creation and the complexities of being a parent in the age of social media. Emma shares her experiences with openness and vulnerability online, the importance of community support, and the balance of positives and negatives across social media

We also have a bit of a deep dive into the importance of personal boundaries while being open and honest with her audience. She reflects on the impact of social media on self-perception, the importance of authenticity, and the supportive community she has built!

Bloody loved this waffle so I hope you do too!

If you want to find out more about Emma and her B&M hauls, click here

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