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The London Food Network

Hosted by Sebastian Candelon · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 17 episodes

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Episodes
17
Last ep.
13 days ago
Avg length
47m
Booking Probability™
52
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Listen Score
18
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Virality (30d)
47
Steady cadence.

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About this podcast

The London Food Network Podcast shares real stories from the people shaping London’s food and drink scene. Host Sebastian Candelon speaks with founders, chefs, suppliers, and makers about their journey, challenges, and the future of food. Honest, insightful, and practical — this podcast is for anyone building or supporting great food businesses.

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Sebastian Candelon hosts The London Food Network, a business show with 17 episodes published.

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He Waited 10 Years to Taste His First Bottle. It Sold Out Before He Could with Alasdair Day

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Isle of Raasay has a population of 160 people. The distillery Alasdair Day built there now exports to 50 countries. It took six years from breaking ground to bottling the first single malt. The inaugural release sold out

Your Supplements Are Full of Fillers.

May 17, 202651mEp. 42

Apply to be a guest: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSekx9sI7rV6qmzOkBRAJLn-nQmP8cfSc4jcfEOaWGTbqZhiCw/viewform 96 percent of people in the UK are deficient in fiber. Not a few percent. Not a minority. Nearly ev

He Turned a 28-Year Waiting List Into a Business

May 13, 202642mEp. 41

Apply to be a guest: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSekx9sI7rV6qmzOkBRAJLn-nQmP8cfSc4jcfEOaWGTbqZhiCw/viewform In Lambeth, the allotment waiting list is 28 years. Not 28 months. Not 28 weeks. Twenty-eight years

80 Years. One Broken System.

May 11, 202649mEp. 40

Become a TLFN guest: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSekx9sI7rV6qmzOkBRAJLn-nQmP8cfSc4jcfEOaWGTbqZhiCw/viewform In 1940, 40 percent of the food on your table came from your own backyard. Today, almost none of it

He Decentralized Hospitality. Here's How.

Apr 29, 202644m

He walked into a three Michelin star kitchen at seven years old and never looked back. 46 years later, Antoine Melon is dismantling the idea that great hospitality belongs in a restaurant. In this episode, Antoine shares

Hospitality Recruitment Is Broken. Here Is What 24 Years Taught Him | Bee Hospitality

Apr 23, 202637mEp. 38

Rory Laffan is the founder of Bee Hospitality, a specialist recruitment agency with 24 years embedded in the UK hospitality sector. He has placed talent at some of the best-known restaurant brands in the country, from Bl

He Turned Food Waste Frustration Into a $50M Platform Serving 5 Countries

Apr 20, 202635mEp. 37

Food wholesale software changed how thousands of fresh food distributors work. Fresho co-founder Huw Birrell explains how they built it from a wrong idea into a $50M platform operating across 5 countries. Sebastian nearl

Never Apply To These Hospitality Job Ads | TLFN EP. 36

Apr 9, 202636mEp. 36

The hospitality industry is shrinking its teams, cutting sponsorship visas, and watching its best talent walk out the door for remote jobs. David Dawson has been recruiting for it since 2009 and has a front-row seat to a

The truth about the fake food you eat with Sally Newall | EP. 35

Apr 6, 202652mEp. 35

She was told she would never have children naturally. She started her law degree seven months pregnant. Then had four kids in five years. Built a catering company, ran 80 weddings a year, and somewhere in there launched

16 Years, One Industry, Zero Regrets with The Hospitality Media | TLFN EP. 34

Mar 31, 202629mEp. 34

Most hospitality businesses think their phone camera is good enough. Adrian Franklin has spent 16 years proving otherwise and the results speak for themselves. One client came back after four years without a single remin

Your Vodka Has Hidden Pesticides in It (And the Label Won't Tell You)

Mar 26, 202653mEp. 33

Most people assume vodka is the purest spirit on the shelf. It's clear, it's simple, it's just distilled grain and water. Tina Karras found out that's completely wrong, and it changed everything she built next. Tina is t

How Restaurants Are Quietly Bleeding Profit (And Don't Know It) | TLFN EP. 32

Mar 22, 202637mEp. 32

James Passafaro walked into his first executive chef role at 26, drowning in binders, clipboards, and a team playing a constant game of telephone. He looked for a solution. There wasn't one. So he built it. James is the

Turning Food Waste into a Global Empire | TLFN EP. 31

Feb 23, 202636mEp. 31

Betty Lu is the founder of Confetti Snacks. Her brand focuses on sustainability and health. She has visited sixty countries. She uses her global perspective to create unique flavors that fight food waste. Website: https:

Why Food Brands Don’t Need Retail Anymore | TLFN EP. 30

Feb 18, 202653mEp. 30

What if the creator economy is quietly replacing retail for food brands? In this episode of The London Food Network Podcast, host Sebastian Candelon sits down with Kirsten Maitland, Co-founder of Rebel Cheese, to explore

Episode 3 – When the Numbers Don’t Lie (with Gareth Evans)

Sep 10, 20251h 5mEp. 3S1

In this episode of the London Food Network Podcast, I sit down with Gareth Evans , founder of Gareth Evans & Co Accountants , to talk about what really happens when the sh*t hits the fan in business. We dive into: 💼 The

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Navigating the Hospitality Landscape with Greg Swaby from Barge East & Skuna Boats

Sep 10, 202552mEp. 2S1

In this conversation, Sebastian Candelon and Greg Swaby discuss the dynamic nature of the hospitality industry, exploring career pathways, the importance of data management, and the challenges faced in event planning. Th

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“Evin O’Riordan: Brewing Without Compromise — The Kernel Story”

Aug 15, 20251h 33mEp. 1S1

In this debut episode of The London Food Network Podcast , Sebastian sits down with Evin O’Riordan , founder of The Kernel Brewery — a name that helped shape modern British craft beer. Evin shares the real story behind T

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Who is the host of The London Food Network?

The London Food Network is hosted by Sebastian Candelon. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 17 episodes.

How many episodes does The London Food Network have?

The London Food Network has published 17 episodes.

What topics does The London Food Network cover?

The London Food Network regularly covers business, entrepreneurship. It sits in the business category, with a entrepreneurship focus.

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The London Food Network is accessible for guests with genuine business expertise. A personalised, episode-aware pitch will still outperform a generic one every time.

Is The London Food Network currently accepting guest pitches?

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How long are The London Food Network episodes?

Episodes of The London Food Network average 47 minutes. a focused format where a clear narrative arc and tight preparation matter most.

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