The Michelin Man was an Unhinged Lunatic

Espionage takes many forms. As Ben, Noel and Max learned in the first part of this two-part series, one of those forms was knitting. In today's episode, the guys explore the stories of phenomenal spies who used knitting as a form of top-secret communication.See omnystudio.com/lis ...  Show more

For a lot of folks in the modern day, knitting is more a relaxing hobby than a household necessity. However, not too long ago, this needlecraft was a genuine -- and effective! -- tool for spies. In the first part of this two-part series, Ben, Noel and Max dive into the fascinatin ...  Show more

For many chefs winning a Michelin star, or two or three, is often considered the pinnacle of their career. It could put them on the path to money and fame. But some critics claim not all stars are equal- and in an industry where receiving one could mean the difference between pro ...  Show more

Comme chaque année, le monde de la restauration est en émoi. On attend les étoiles. Mais y'a un truc qui chiffonne : pourquoi et comment Michelin, spécialiste du pneu, est devenu le must des critiques gastronomiques ?  Hébergé par Audion. Visitez https://www.audion.fm/fr/privacy- ...  Show more

Le guide Michelin demeure l'un des guides touristiques les plus réputés, en raison, notamment, de la valeur de ses informations gastronomiques et de la précision de ses cartes. Mais on sait moins que, durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, les militaires surent en tirer profit.

What if I told you that a tire company was (allegedly) responsible for the death of a top-rated chef? In this episode, we'll cover the birth of the Michelin Star, discuss the reasons why restaurants are giving BACK their hard-earned Michelin stars, and finally, how lobster ...