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Joe House is joined by David Chang and Bill Simmons to discuss Chang's signature Nike SB Momofuku sneaker, and Rembert Browne makes a compelling case for why lemon pepper wings are Atlanta's signature dish
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The Ringer's Joe House is joined by David Chang and Bill Simmons in Part 2 of a two-part interview to discuss Chang's signature Nike SB Momofuku sneaker (2:30), the rise of food media (5:24), Chang's thoughts on the film Burnt (17:54), and his "Last Meal on Earth" (22:14). Then House and Juliet Litman cover this week's food news (37:44) and writer and House's good friend Rembert Browne makes a compelling case for why lemon pepper wings are Atlanta's signature dish (55:22).
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