Bobby Flay Radio Show To Debut On Sirius XM

Celebrity chef Bobby Flay is launching a talk radio show on which he will offer advice to men on everything from dating, dining, dressing and how to nail a tough job interview.

The star of numerous Food Network programs will host "Bobby Flay Radio" weekly on SIRIUS XM Radio starting Thursday. Flay is signed on for a five-week run, but says he is open to more if the two-hour show goes well.

While the call-in show will touch on everything from sports to current events, Flay says food still will be the focus.

"Food transcends so much now," Flay said in a telephone interview. "It's become so much part of lifestyle. How you eat, plate it, how you dress and how you live all have a lot to do with one another."

Flay's wife, actress Stephanie March, will join him on the show occasionally.

"When basically I'm saying everything wrong, she'll correct me," Flay said.

Comments

[walleymr]

He's doing this on radio?

[totalliberal]

So that's what happened to Stephanie March/ Alexandra Cabot, when she went on the Witness Protection Program from Law and Order SVU. Guess she's out in the open now. Her cover blown. :-)

[piquet]

ENOUGH Bobby... you're not as interesting as you THINK you are.
Great Chef...cou­ld care less about what you have to say.

[qxav949]

Bobby breaking the mold. Trick is, how do you translate cooking on the radio? At least on Food Network we can see him Throwdown some BBQ on Iron Chef. To beef up his program, he'd need to serve up some politics on the side and a heaping portion of celebrity dish for dessert.

I know, the puns suck.

[stilton5]

the pic w the headline looks like a cross between Howdy Doody and Alfred E. Neuman

[piquet]

I don't know what the ladies see in this guy...

[Xav7]

I'm glad to see the comments here are mostly negative. I personally can't stand the odious Bobby Flay.

[stilton5]

he, er, may not care too much for you either, babe.

[Xav7]

what a snappy comeback -- I'm not the "celebrity" - er, babe

[bikerdude]

Bobby is a great chef, but a lousy talker and seems way, way back in the pack when it comes to intellect.

[chefmike]

Define "great chef" ... perhaps the time he stood on top of his cutting board declaring himself the winner in an Iron Chef show (he lost) or watching him cut cooked meat on the same board he had just been cutting raw meat. The guy has never had an original idea. A real Richard Cranium.

[NYCIC]

I enjoy his food and restaurants, but couldn't give a fig about anything else he has on his mind.

[deeppeace]

Man, this guy just can't get enough of himself, can he? His mirrors must be worn thin.

There's so much other on-air talent that I find a whole lot more appealing - like Guy Fieri and Tyler Florence. I miss Sarah Moulton.

[liarsclub75]

Waste of airspace.