Episode 87: Living the Yacht Life with The Crew Chef Nina Wilson
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- Episode 87: Living the Yacht Life with The Crew Chef Nina Wilson
In this episode, Chef Nina Wilson covers her amazing journey into yachting, the benefits of rotation systems, the importance of creativity and rest for chefs, and the power of social media platforms for networking and building an inspiring community.
Chef Nina is an Australian chef with over a decade of experience on luxury yachts. She comes from a maritime background. Before diving into culinary training in the UK, she served as a Scuba dive instructor on the Great Barrier Reef and managed sailing flotillas in the Greek Islands. Her culinary journey reflects her global travels, with a passion for Southeast Asian, Japanese, and Mexican cuisine, and recently spent a lot of time in the U.S. embracing the ‘New American’ style of cooking. Chef Nina is a columnist and a social media influencer, with her UA-cam channel, "The Crew Chef," inspiring over 200k followers.
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Time Stamps
00:00:55 - Life on Rotation as a Yacht Chef
00:03:22 - Challenges of Non-Rotational Roles
00:04:24 - Communicating with Principals
00:08:11 - Family Background in Yachting
00:09:05 - Early Yachting Experiences
00:16:46 - Provisioning Challenges in Different Regions
00:18:42 - Adapting Cooking Styles to Local Produce
00:28:13 - Multitasking in the Kitchen
00:29:12 - Starting The Crew Chef UA-cam Channel
00:32:08 - Retaining Viewer Attention
00:33:54 - Building Trust with Viewers
00:38:40 - Criticism and Social Media Presence
00:39:55 - Community and Trends in Yachting
00:43:13 - Replicating and Adapting Recipes
00:48:07 - Finding the Right Fit in Yachting
00:50:01 - Organic Career Growth in Yachting
Sound Bites
"If you push really hard for too long, creativity dies."
"If they want their money's worth, if they want their value, clients got to keep chefs fully charged."
"I'm so much more well-rested when I go back to work. I just find I need the time off to get creative again, to find the passion again."
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Yay go Nina!! Nice Podcast 😎
@motoryachtloon Glad you enjoyed it!
I just glanced at some of the comments and was disappointed. I found your style of interviewing to be friendly and warm. You asked terrific questions and waited patiently for an answer without interrupting your guest. I don’t know why people thought they had any business being critical. If they are unhappy with what they are watching, they can simply watch something else. I plan to continue enjoying your videos. Love from Vermont.❤️
Thanks Rebekah, in a world of short attention span a slow talker with patience might not always make the cut, but I am glad you enjoyed the conversation.
We also have the Episodes on all other Podcast Platforms.
Thanks for tuning in!
Enjoyed the interview with Nina. She is great and fun to watch in her videos.
We agree! And her videos are a lot more visual and fun than the Interview ;)
Enjoyed this. Thanks.
I admire Nina so much, she is so professional. Thank you for interviewing her❤🎉And you are so gentle and calm🙌
Glad you enjoyed it!
Loved the podcast!!! Thanks Hannes for bringing on Nina, love all the guests you bring on and a huge fan of your podcast.
Thank you for the warm support!
A favorite quote related to burnout..."Heroic effort is not a sustainable business practice."
Love this, can only be kept up that long before something breaks
Thank you! Watching Nina is more energizing than a couple of Red Bulls 😜
Love Nina ..... she always happy 😊 and her passion for food, her job, her industry and work life balance is inspirational 👏 🙌 That was a hard Podcast for you Nina but you managed to liven it up 😊
Haha why was it a hard Podcast? I thought we had a good conversation. Thanks for listening
I am so happy to have found your channel! I have been watching Nina’s channel for a couple of years. She is always interesting and lots of fun, so I knew this podcast would be enjoyable too!
I look forward to watching your other podcasts! Love from Vermont 🍁
I'm so glad! Hope we can live up to Nina's channel, she is a lot more visual than us ;)
Hey Nina when are you posting your next crew chef videos 🇬🇧🏴❤️
Cyclone Nina....
Good podcast,
i appreciate your support.
Terrific interview well done
Thank you!
Nice podcast. Great seeing Chef Nina talking about her chef life and working MY LOON. Hannes great channel
nice video relaxed style and of course Nina was a good subject. Very good questions i will look at more of your videos Hannes
Appreciate it, are you a chef or just like our world of Yachts and Estates?
@@hanneshennche thanks for the response just a fan of good food and Yachats etc
Love you Nina from Terry at Elimba.
Teamwork is essential!
❤
Nina is such a great talent and full of life. The interviewer sounds very monotone and bored. His voice needs to show some excitment.
For me it is the oposite - for me he give me the feeling of being interested, seriuse and really want to know about how she feel and think about the topics. For me he is perfect! :-)
@@DanielBengtsson Thank you for the genuine support.
Nice video. Liked this one. :-)
I'm glad you liked it, Daniel!
If I had the cash I would charter the yacht Chef Nina works on.
It´s a beautiful one, might be worth working on your next business plan.
@@hanneshennche M/Y Loon is around €1m/week. Suggested we split the costs, each of us gets 6 guests.
Fiddle Ferns!!!
Nina is the best. Sorry Dean. Everyone needs to step up his game if he’s going to keep up with her perky performance.
I'm a fan of both and think both Nina and Dean are at the top of their games.... ! Couldn't split them 😊
Ah Mediterranean tomatoes. Is there anything better??
Not that I know of
prefer longer content videos - 25 - 30 minutes is fine - shorter videos tend to leave me disappointed.
Appreciate that, what do you like about longer content that you don´t get in short content?
Nina is super, great pace and thought flow. This could have been a 30-35 minute interview, but this pace is way toooooo slow. Pick it up... with only 300 subscribers, you haven't bought any loyalty for long vids.
Appreciate the candid feedback
Dont worry about the haters! They only have 5 subs but want to tell you what you are doing wrong....ppfffst
nice interview but i have a diffrent opinion of what makes people watch a short video or a long video or a video in general - the longer the video you needed more trust from the viewer.
when i watch a new creator i give him time to build trust/credit with me, but also my bull*hitradar is on alert - i get it that the ultimate goal for creators is to live of YT and other platforms but the creator needs to maintain trust/credit to the subject hes presenting (from my point of view).
More and more people getting good at it to spot BS from good reasoneble content. And if the trust lvl is there even a not so good video is easy to "forgive" (lack of a better word).
A word of cretic - ad times its hard to understand you both almost as the mic is closed to early but im not an expert in this subject- its not to the lvl to get annoying but as a podcat the audio is more important then the video in my opinion.
2nd the topic of diffrent produce quality is a intressting one. Maybe consiter a follow up on this topic.
Overall nice podcast from both of you.
Appreciate the in depth response. Definitely agree on the trust piece, since no one likes to waste their time. My goal is not to live of these Videos but rather provide value to the next generation of Chefs coming up, since we live in such a niche career and it is not always easy to get a foot in the door. So we just like to share best practices and we explore those in longer interviews. I do believe there is a place for these, for the right Chef in their career these Episodes can mean tens of thousands of dollars additional income per year if they do it right.
Thanks for tuning in and taking the time to write some helpful feedback. Will check on what happened to the mics. Audio is def super important.