Daniel Letourneau's guest appearances

Daniel Letourneau

Modern Manhood: The Podcast

Anthony Bourdain

Andrew Paul

John Rich

Carolyn Petit

Jonah Hill

Chris Hardwick

Michael Rowley

Bryony Cole

Brandon Schatz

Robert Kandell

Cleo Stiller

Connor Beaton

Vivek Shraya

John Morrison

Ian Moore

OwlTail

Daniel Letourneau is a cook that started questioning how his work fed into toxic masculinity, especially in regards to addictions, bad mental health, and an almost macho environment. Along with that, Daniel is also a survivor of child abuse and used this cause to create  Food for Thoughts. Food for Thoughts is a campaign that highlights mental health problems in the food industry, and Dan along with Stuart Whyte, and Cory Rakowski used this platform to raise awareness about mental health in the kitchen and to raise funds for male sexual abuse survivors through Momentum Counselling. Besides being a cook though, Daniel has had a journey into self-discovery which he wanted to share with me and with you. He talks about how he deals with therapy, with feelings of anxiety or stress, and his journey to recovery which involves mindfulness and the outdoors.  To find more of Daniel and Food for Thoughts, check out his Instagram (@fitchefdannyl) and Food for Thoughts Facebook Page

Daniel Letourneau is a cook that started questioning how his work fed into toxic masculinity, especially in regards to addictions, bad mental health, and an almost macho environment. Along with that, Daniel is also a survivor of child abuse and used this cause to create <a href="http://edmontonjournal.com/life/food/inaugural-meeting-for-new-mental-health-group-launches-for-the-restaurant-industry" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Food for Thoughts.</a> Food for Thoughts is a campaign that highlights mental health problems in the food industry, and Dan along with Stuart Whyte, and Cory Rakowski used this platform to raise awareness about mental health in the kitchen and to raise funds for male sexual abuse survivors through Momentum Counselling. Besides being a cook though, Daniel has had a journey into self-discovery which he wanted to share with me and with you. He talks about how he deals with therapy, with feelings of anxiety or stress, and his journey to recovery which involves mindfulness and the outdoors.  To find more of Daniel and Food for Thoughts, check out his Instagram (@fitchefdannyl) and <a href="https://www.facebook.com/food4thoughtsedmonton" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Food for Thoughts Facebook Page</a>

Daniel Letourneau / How Can Men Break The Cycle of Abuse?