What is a googly curry?

Luke Bird cheated at chef school

Best of both sides of The Treaty

Getting into theater and entertaining

The importance of representation

Practicing Māori culture at home

Luke's house is the same age as Suzanne

Suzanne's considering OnlyFans?!

This week on Fork's Sake, Suzanne Paul and Andrew Papas are joined by trained opera singer, TV host, and all around entertainer Luke Bird.

From his childhood in Whangārei where he was raised by his mother and grandmother, to cheating at making Hollandaise sauce at chef school, to hosting podcasts, TV shows, and MCing, Luke brings his infectious energy to everything he touches. 

Unfortunately for Suzanne, he also brings many crude jokes that in her words "lowers the tone of the show."

0:00 What is a googly curry?
9:00 Luke Bird cheated at chef school
13:55 Best of both sides of The Treaty
18:30 Getting into theater and entertaining
30:30 The importance of representation
37:45 Practicing Māori culture at home
41:05 Luke's house is the same age as Suzanne
48:50  Suzanne's considering Onlyfans

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This week on Fork's Sake, Suzanne Paul and Andrew Papas are joined by trained opera singer, TV host, and all around entertainer Luke Bird.
From his childhood in Whangārei where he was raised by his mother and grandmother, to cheating at making Hollandaise sauce at chef school, to hosting podcasts, TV shows, and MCing, Luke brings his infectious energy to everything he touches.&nbsp;
Unfortunately for Suzanne, he also brings many crude jokes that in her words "lowers the tone of the show."
0:00 What is a googly curry? 9:00 Luke Bird cheated at chef school 13:55 Best of both sides of The Treaty 18:30 Getting into theater and entertaining 30:30 The importance of representation 37:45 Practicing Māori culture at home 41:05 Luke's house is the same age as Suzanne 48:50&nbsp; Suzanne's considering Onlyfans
Got an issue you&rsquo;d love Suzanne &amp; Andrew&rsquo;s help with? Listen on the free <a href="https://www.iheart.com/podcast/1049-forks-sake-304356408/">iHeart app</a> and tap the red microphone 🎙️ button to leave us a voice message.
There&rsquo;s a new episode out first thing every Tuesday.
Follow us on Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/forkssakepodcast/">@forkssakepodcast</a>

Fork’s Sake is a New Zealand food podcast serving up celebrity interviews, unforgettable stories, and a healthy dose of Kiwi humour, one meal at a time.

Each week, much‑loved TV personality Suzanne Paul and singer, performer, and passionate foodie Andrew Papas invite a well‑known guest to pull up a chair and share the meals that shaped their lives. From childhood comfort foods and family recipes to dishes linked to career highs, heartbreaks, and life‑changing moments, Fork’s Sake uses food as the gateway to conversations that are funny, heartfelt, and surprisingly revealing.

With Andrew’s confidence in the kitchen and Suzanne’s proudly simple approach to food, their warm, curious, occasionally chaotic chemistry makes every episode feel like a long lunch with old friends. Expect big laughs, nostalgic tangents, honest reflections and the kind of stories people only tell when they feel at home.

If you love food, storytelling, and hearing New Zealand personalities talk about life the way it really is, Fork’s Sake is your seat at the table.

New episodes drop every Tuesday.

Fork&rsquo;s Sake is a New Zealand food podcast serving up celebrity interviews, unforgettable stories, and a healthy dose of Kiwi humour, one meal at a time.
Each week, much‑loved TV personality Suzanne Paul and singer, performer, and passionate foodie Andrew Papas invite a well‑known guest to pull up a chair and share the meals that shaped their lives. From childhood comfort foods and family recipes to dishes linked to career highs, heartbreaks, and life‑changing moments, Fork&rsquo;s Sake uses food as the gateway to conversations that are funny, heartfelt, and surprisingly revealing.
With Andrew&rsquo;s confidence in the kitchen and Suzanne&rsquo;s proudly simple approach to food, their warm, curious, occasionally chaotic chemistry makes every episode feel like a long lunch with old friends. Expect big laughs, nostalgic tangents, honest reflections and the kind of stories people only tell when they feel at home.
If you love food, storytelling, and hearing New Zealand personalities talk about life the way it really is, Fork&rsquo;s Sake is your seat at the table.
New episodes drop every Tuesday.