Michael Barbaro
5/2/202621 min
Michael Barbaro, journalist and co-host of The New York Times award-winning news podcast, "The Daily," is joining Ina Garten for a perfect day of cooking and conversation at the barn. To greet him, Ina makes Spicy Hermit Bars with ginger and molasses, two flavors Michael loves. Then, Ina turns the tables, and Michael's in the interview hot seat, sharing the secrets of The Daily's phenomenal success, his storytelling tactics, unique style, and off-duty life. Finally, Michael loves to cook, so Ina shows him an updated Chicken Marbella that's perfect for easy entertaining, and in return, he gives Ina a cocktail master class, mixing up an Old Fashioned, his go-to cocktail specialty.
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First 90 secondsMichael Barbaro· Guest0:00
My wife won't stop talking about Jerry. Jerry. Says he saved us money on car insurance. Mine too. Found her a better rate and didn't waste her time. Who is this guy?
Speaker 20:11
Babe, Jerry checked again and found us an even better rate, pulled 20 quotes from top insurers, showed them side by side, and helped me switch policies in the app.
Michael Barbaro· Guest0:21
It's a car insurance app. Yep. Let's just- Never happened.
Speaker 20:25
Do yourself a favor. Visit jerry.ai/acast.
Speaker 30:30
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Paige DeSorbo1:00
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