Top Chef Winner Richard Blais Didn't Need Another Obsession…Pickleball Found Him Anyway
It turns out the distance between a Michelin-starred restaurant and a pickleball court is shorter than anyone expected, especially when the person crossing it is already wired for pressure, creativity, competition, and just a little bit of chaos. This week, Casie and Lauren sit down with Chef Richard Blais, a chef,…
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