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Thanks! I Ate It

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2 episodes
Language
English
Date created
2026/02/02
Latest episode
2026/02/09
Average duration
74 min.
Release period
7 days

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Born from the ashes of The Dinnernet Podcast with Mark and Meg, Thanks! I Ate It is a journalism-focused podcast about restauramts and food in the greater Pacific Northwest—not just Seattle! Longtime Seattle food writer Meg van Huygen (Eater Seattle, The Stranger, Seattle Met, many others) has gone solo this time, and she'll be interviewing chefs, bar managers, baristas, cheesemongers, bakers, farmers, distillers, bodega owners, and all types of foodmakers from Washington state + beyond. Producer (and veteran server/bartender) Jeff Kelley pops in with his sage insight too. We have fun. Tuck in!

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Vindicated by Failure with James Lim of Watson's Counter
2026/02/09
It's a very scientific episode of T!I8I, with local coffeemeister James Lim as this week's guest. Since shuttering his Upper Ballard cafe, Watson's Counter, in late 2024, he's been selling beans and canned coffee, teaching coffee workshops, and basking in new dad-hood. We catch up with James, as he car-lectures us on how there's no such thing as a burnt shot and explains the science behind making a good cup of java—even if all you have to work with is a Mr. Coffee machine. Plus Meg is willing to travel for birthday Georgian food, Jeff goes to the (Downtown Seattle) library for the first time ever, and we all talk about what we ate this week. For you, we do this. 3
Yeah, Baby, I Like It Raw with Chef Brendan McGill
2026/02/02
On the inaugural episode of TI8I, we’re chatting with O.G. Seattle-area chef Brendan McGill (Cafe Hitchcock, Seabird, Brucito, Oyster Cellar, many others). Among other delicious subjects, we discuss his recent pivot from fine-diner Seabird to cafe/wine bar Kingfisher out on Bainbridge Island, his luxe new supper club concept, the value of real human connection between staff and guests, and the state of the resturant industry here in the so-called “post-foodie era.” Plus Meg betrays her personal brand to sample (delicious) mocktails and (delicious) vegan ice cream, Producer Jeff hates DoorDash and loves a bespoke hot dog, and we all talk shit about raw milk—pun intended. We’re so stoked to be back on the air! Jump in! 🥛🏝️

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