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Admin06.09.2021

About — Marguerite V Imbert

The guests share the common feature of being world disruptors.
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Admin17.08.2021

About — Marguerite V Imbert

As a chef, she cooked for celebrities, thought leaders and tech giants, both in New York City and in San Francisco.
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Admin17.07.2021

About — Marguerite V Imbert

Without attending culinary school or receiving formal training, Marguerite became a professional chef to notable American figures and a food writer at The Michelin Guide while in her 20s.
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Admin01.08.2021

About — Marguerite V Imbert

She also has worked as a press agent and publicist to food and wellness brands, mostly in the vegan, sustainable, non-spirit and women-owned space.
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Admin21.08.2021

Not a Cookbook — Marguerite V Imbert

Marguerite has interviewed hundreds of world leaders and has appeared on stage everywhere from New Delhi, India to Kiev, Ukraine.
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Admin13.06.2021

Home — Marguerite V Imbert

Marguerite is a former food writer for The Michelin Guide, and a proud alumna of Dartmouth College, where she graduated with a custom-made degree in digital media and online journalism.
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Admin22.07.2021

Home — Marguerite V Imbert

She turns no one away who requests being a guest so far , and has spoken with people on incredibly diverse topics including divorce, borderline personality disorder, fostering dogs, and jar-based toothpaste tabs It makes sense! A yoga and meditation teacher, as well as a birth doula, Marguerite leads you through an unexpected and welcome range of exercises to activate your creativity and intuition.
Admin26.07.2021

About — Marguerite V Imbert

One of the rising personalities of the Internet, she reigns over culture and rising talent.
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Admin21.07.2021

Not a Cookbook — Marguerite V Imbert

Because Marguerite works from a philosophy of cosmic connection and fate, she is mostly happy to hear from almost anyone.
Admin29.06.2021

About — Marguerite V Imbert

She also ran her own popup restaurant, Mermaid Market, in San Francisco, during which she converted seawater into salt and sold it under a small niche brand, Ocean Biatch.
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Admin25.06.2021

Home — Marguerite V Imbert

Those plastic tubes are bad for the environment! Without attending culinary school or receiving formal training, Marguerite became a professional chef to notable American figures and a food writer at The Michelin Guide while in her 20s.
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