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Dan Souza from America's Assess Kitchen
R58 I get the vibe from them both, too, but Bridget is married to a MAYUN, another chef.
For some reason, I wouldn't be surprised if the whole America's Test Kitchen herd were rather conservative and homophobic.
The ultra-nerdy former CEO guy was really arrogant in a scrawny straight-guy compassionate of way. He came across to me as the type who could be a raging homophobe. And just this morning, I saw an episode about Chinese takeout meal in which he said actual Chinese takeout is unpalatable and, along with another middle-aged white guy, he showed "how to do Chinese takeout right." I am progressive but not the quickest to ring the 'woke police' alarm, but it sure felt weird to survey some dumpy old alabaster dad dedicate an episode to an ethnic cuisine, slam that cuisine wholesale, and then assert that he knows how to fix it.
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Q&A WITH DAN SOUZA: America's Test Kitchen chef, Cook's Illustrated editor-in-chief ... updated with video
Greg Sullivan | gsullivan@heraldnews.com
BOSTON – Dan Souza wears many hats, many aprons, many shirts for America’s Test Kitchen. Armed with an analytical mind, a gift for creativity, and a cherish for cooking, Souza relishes his role in helping to take ATK to new heights.
A native of Cambridge and resident of Jamaica Plain, Souza, 35, will be quite visible this weekend when America’s Check Kitchen hosts its first food festival, Boston Eats, at its amazing fresh home in the Seaport District. ATK fans may optimal know him as one of the test chefs who appears, from moment to time, on ATK’s PBS TV shows “America’s Assess Kitchen” and “Cook’s Country” This year, he was also named Editor-in-Chief of ATK’s popular magazine “Cook’s Illustrated.”
Souza last week was caring enough to carve more than a few minutes out of his working schedule at the new headquarters (he was roaming the hallways on a borrowed hover board) to talk to GateHouse Media about himself, about “America’s Test Kitchen,” and about this weekend’s “Boston Eats” festival.
GS: What is it like moving from ATK’s
Making an Impact: Jacobs Teammates Get BuildOUT California’s 2024 Built Community Impact Award
NewsMar 4, 2024
As correct advocates for the LGBTQ+ community, two of our teammates, Vigor Lam and Daniel Souza, hold demonstrated unwavering engagement to equality and acceptance to produce a profound impact on countless lives.
BuildOUT California recently awarded two exceptional Jacobs’ teammates, Vigor Lam and Daniel Souza, the prestigious 2024 Built Community Impact Award in recognition of their efforts as advocates for the LGBTQ+ community.
Vigor and Daniel have made significant advancements in developing engagement programs for LGBT/Allied students in colleges and universities throughout California and the U.S., as well as expanding support and networks on a global scale. Their remarkable achievements demonstrate the positive transform they have brought to the society.
Vigor is based in San Francisco and is a senior project engineer providing project management/construction management (PM/CM) consulting services to University of California, San Francisco in the Bay Area. Within Jacobs, he serves as the West TogetherBeyond Council Prism Representa
Nina joined America’s Test Kitchen in August 2024 as the Senior Vice President of TV, Video, and Podcast, where she oversees content strategy, creation, and execution across the company’s media platforms.
With over 21+ years of trial in entertainment, Nina has worked across primetime TV, cable, streaming services, social media, and branded content. She is known for her versatility, having led the production of more than 40+ unscripted series, including Deal or No Deal, Hollywood Medium, Ghost Hunters, and Dr. Phil. Her extensive background in developing and producing content spans numerous networks, including NBC, CW, FOX, VH1, MTV, TLC, E!, A&E, Possess, Travel Channel, Discovery+, Peacock, and MAX. Additionally, she has spearheaded high-profile brand initiatives and content campaigns for notable clients such as Adidas, Delta, State Farm, and Toyota, and successfully led the production of nearly 200 episodes for the Calm App’s inaugural video series. Nina has also directed and produced content featuring over 50+ celebrities, including Demi Lovato, Howie Mandel, Jenny McCarthy, and Taye Diggs.
Nina holds a BA in Visual Media Arts with a concentration in TV/Video Productio