Please do a cooking show Leo

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Please
Please
Please
@Leo do a cooking show!

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Episode 1 to about 5 can probably be hands-on sourdough.

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How are they going to purpose the set? Don’t they need an oven and counter space?

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Leo can do it at home

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Please… Only cooking with a Tech angle!

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@leo! Lets do this!
:grinning::grinning::grinning::grinning:

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Other TWiT personnel also have great cooking ideas, so @Leo could rotate in guest co-hosts. And once in a while he could do a mixology episode with Anthony, who’s often making drinks on set.

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It might be fun, but YouTube ia filled with cooking shows.
Other then just having fun while stuck at home, I think it would not do well beyond the loyal TWiT followers.

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I agree. I don’t remember if there was ever a review of the rotimatic that was much talked about on twig.

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Possibly but TWiT has a budget and a studio.

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And in general TWiT does shows for which it can successfully find advertisers. It may be the case advertisers are not interested in the topic.

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Did any of you ever listen to Munchcast? https://twit.tv/shows/munchcast

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Same thing with devoting personal/work time to film a pilot. Show the numbers. Maybe create a poll to see if there’s interest and feedback then loop in Leo. This is similar to how TWiT has decided on projects in the past.

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That was before my time so I hadn’t heard of it till you mentioned it. But it was audio only. Audio only for a cooking show?? LOL video would probably work way better.

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I miss Munchcast. Was a favorite.

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All the shows were audio-only back then.

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Nooooo there are ENOUGH cooking shows.

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I think its more for @Leo style of cooking than the actual cooking
Plus he has so many cooking devices so it would be tech too

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So “HOS” as the acronym?

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I would love to watch a TWIT cooking show! Yes, there are many of them on YouTube, but each is different and appealing for that reason, and TWIT could definitely make it unique with a tech angle! Video is the way to do it for sure. I vaguely remember Munchcast, but it just wasn’t appealing to me in just the audio format. Not sure what TWIT could use for a cooking set, but at least talking about the tech would be good enough for me. :smiley:

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