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Paul Ayyash
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  • Pizza, Burnout & Building a Better Kitchen Life w/ Alastair Hannman
    In this episode of the Hospo Dojo Podcast, Paul sits down with Al Hannmann, aka @althepizzabuddha, an international pizza consultant who walked away from fine dining after hitting burnout. What followed wasn’t a career pivot, it was a full reset. We talk about the years he spent off the grid, how Buddhist practice gave him structure, and why slowing down became the foundation for everything he built next. Here’s what we cover: – Burning out in high-pressure kitchens – Finding clarity through discipline and stillness – Using pizza as a practice, not just a product – Rebuilding a career around purpose, not pressure.For anyone in hospitality questioning the grind—this one’s real. 🎧 Listen now on Spotify and Apple Podcasts @hospodojo @paulayyash @althepizzabuddha
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  • From Dishwasher to World Champion: The Johnny D.F. Journey
    In this episode, we sit down with Johnny Di Francesco, the powerhouse behind Melbourne’s 400 Gradi and a global authority in pizza craftsmanship and hospitality business strategy. From washing dishes at 12 to running a 7,000sqm manufacturing facility, Johnny breaks down the mindset, systems, and decisions that have shaped his success. You’ll get no fluff, just clear, tactical insights on: • Building multi-site operations without losing control • Why he licenses instead of franchising • How he pivoted during COVID and scaled manufacturing fast • The real reason systems matter more than hype “If you don’t support yourself, no support network will help. Dream big, plan backwards, and move fast.” – Johnny Di Francesco
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  • From Barista to MasterChef 2024 Winner: The Culinary Journey of Nat Thaipun
    On this episode of the Hospo Dojo Podcast, I sit down with Nat Thaipun, winner of MasterChef Australia 2024, to chat about food, the hospitality grind, and what life really looks like after reality TV. It’s a raw, honest conversation about passion, resilience, and making your mark in the hospitality industry. For Nat, cooking was never just about feeding people, it was an emotional outlet. Growing up in a Thai-Australian household, she watched her grandmother cook traditional meals over an open flame, creating flavours that carried stories of their heritage. Later in life, as she faced personal struggles and moments of deep anxiety, cooking became her way of processing emotions. She describes how she would spend hours in the kitchen, cooking for friends and even strangers, simply because she found peace in the process. But Nat’s journey to the MasterChef stage was anything but conventional. Before stepping into the world of competitive cooking, she was a barista trainer, running espresso bars, and hustling in the coffee industry. She opens up about how her work ethic, honed through years of perfecting coffee and customer service, translated seamlessly into the high-pressure environment of the MasterChef kitchen. She may not have had formal culinary training, but her relentless passion for learning, experimenting, and perfecting her craft transformed her into an undeniable powerhouse in the kitchen.
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  • The Untold Story of Chase Kojima: Success, Struggles, and Sushi
    In this episode, we sit down with Chase Kojima, the chef behind iconic restaurants like Sokyo, Kiyomi, Chuuka, Simulation Senpai, Senpai Ramen, and Senpai Dojo —venues that once set the benchmark for modern Japanese dining in Australia before closing their doors. Chase shares his journey from mastering Japanese cookery under his father to taking a leap of faith in Australia, where he built a career blending Japanese tradition with modern cuisine. We talk about his early lessons at Nobu and the challenges of running high-pressure kitchens. This is one of the rawest, most authentic episodes we’ve ever recorded about resilience, reinvention, and what it takes to thrive in hospitality.
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  • From Lockdown to Cult Pastry: The Rise of Tarts Anon
    In this episode, we sit down with Gareth Whitton, the chef-turned-pastry guru behind Melbourne’s Tarts Anon. From Michelin-star kitchens to the chaos of lockdown, Gareth turned a small idea into a big deal—crafting tarts that have taken the dessert world by storm. We’ll dive into his journey, the challenges of building a business during a pandemic, and his thoughts on balancing creativity, resilience, and good old-fashioned hard work. Whether you’re in hospitality or just love a good pastry story, this episode is for you.
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Welcome to the Hospo Dojo Podcast, your ultimate resource for mastering the art of hospitality and optimising kitchen efficiency. Join your host, Paul, as he delves into the latest trends, tips, and insights from the world of hospitality. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, our episodes are packed with valuable information to help you elevate your business and enhance your culinary skills. Tune in every week for interviews with industry experts, practical advice, and much more.
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