Chef Pete Evans: Critics, Controversy, and Paleo Cooking

Chef Pete Evans — author and co-star of My Kitchen Rules — discusses how and why he’s changing the food climate in Australia. Here's what we talked about: 2:25 – How Pete went from being a cook at McDonalds to an influential high-profile celebrity chef. 4:51 – Why don’t people cook anymore? Why being a good cook probably isn’t as difficult as many people may think. 8:10 – The best ways to overcome your fears and controversy and why it’s so important to do so. 14:12 – The common sense approach Pete has used to find the best diet, how he was finally “outed” as paleo and why he doesn’t regret causing a stir in the media. 23:53 – How Chef Pete stays positive among all the negativity and how you can, too. 28:57 – Paleo politics: What “paleo” means to Pete and why what we call a diet doesn’t really matter. 38:50 – Why paleo doesn’t have to be perfect and the mindset to help you stress less about food and diet. 41:20 – Pete’s perpective on “paleo-fying” and the role dietary guidelines play in the world of nutrition, today and in the future. 45:38 – All about Chef Pete’s books and his paleo-packed program The Paleo Way . Want the Written Version? Join The Transcribe Tribe for FREE transcripts at Hosted by Sean Croxton of Underground Wellness.

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Chef Pete Evans: Critics, Controversy, and Paleo Cooking is an episode from Underground Wellness Radio by Sean Croxton.

This episode is 51:57 long.

This episode was published on Sep 2, 2015.

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