In Episode #042 of What the Hell Do I Know w/ JB, we welcome the incredibly talented and community-loved Chef Tyler McMahan into the studio. JB, Juice, and Bmoney sit down with “The People’s Chef” to hear the real story behind his 25-year journey in the food industry. From humble beginnings to becoming a respected name in the culinary world, Chef Tyler opens up about what fuels his passion, how he defines success, and why legacy means more than fame at this stage in his life.
This episode is a flavorful mix of hustle, heart, and hard-earned wisdom from a man who’s fed more than just appetites—he’s fed a movement.
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