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Meet Justine Murphy, as she interviews different chefs and hunts down all the best places to eat. Connecting good food and good people, her passion and excitement are contagious.
Justine has two successful podcasts. Chefs Get Personal where she asks each chef the very same questions and all their answers are so very different, which is what makes it so inspiring. Justine’s infectious enthusiasm, sense of humour and candid nature, make her interview skills highly engaging and each interview very special as she connects with each chef so well.
As a woman in business, and mother of two young boys, Justine also juggles running her company and sharing her journey with others to inspire and strengthen. Overcoming many adversities, she often shares vulnerably to help others. Interviewing different women in business, to share their own journeys to all resonate and empower others through her Women in Business podcast.
Justine is on the Guild of Fine Food Writers and has been visiting restaurants around the world for many years, her honest writing makes for reliable recommendations, and once again her candid speaking means people can trust her opinion and palate. Justine shares both on her blog each review, which connects with her online community on Instagram @mymuybuenochefs , and the growing use of hashtag #mymuybuenochefs to connect and inspire others – everything is connected with chefs, restaurants, good food and good people. It’s all about community.
Chef Tom Aikens
Now in its 12th year, mymuybueno has an incredible London site, after much change in the pandemic, where Justine had to adapt, evolve and restructure and build back the company. To be located in Hammersmith, which is where Justine was born, she has come full circle. With everything housed in one place, mymuybueno is chef central with known chefs coming to interview for Justine’s podcast and film for her online academy, and also with private chefs who come through for her agency.
Chef Daniel Clifford