Feast Days

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The Biggest Table + Feast Days with Andrew Camp and Mark Grapengater

October 06, 2026

What happens when two seminary grads who both worked in fine dining sit down at the same table? In Episode 76 of The Biggest Table, Andrew Camp (The Biggest Table) and Mark Grapengater (Feast Days) swap stories about seminary, leadership lessons from the kitchen, Eugene Peterson, and why the table might be the most counter-cultural place left.They talk about:The pastor as host and guest — and why being a guest is harderWhy failure in a kitchen is more repairable than failure in ministryWhat l...

Pastor as Gardener with Matt Erickson | Feast Days Podcast

September 02, 2026

Matt Erickson is the pastor of Eastbrook in Milwaukee, WI, and a dear friend of mine. We worked on our Doctorates together at the Eugene Peterson Center for Christian Imagination. He recently published his first book Pastor as Gardener: A Renewed Vision for Pastoral Ministry where he offers the metaphor of a gardener for the pastoral life. In this episode of Feast Days, we explore that image as we talk about our vocations, book interests, and prayer lives. Pastor as GardenerMatt’s Substackmwe...

Turning Toward Others with Mark Canlis | Feast Days Podcast

August 08, 2026

Canlis is a world-renowned restaurant in Seattle, garnering multiple James Beard Awards and twenty-nine Wine Spectator Grand Awards. For three generations, it has been run by the Canlis family, whose faith in Christ deepens their understanding of hospitality and what they are offering the world. In this episode, Mark Canlis shares the deep roots of hospitality, the importance of turning toward others, and how his family legacy shapes his approach to restaurant leadership and community. Discov...

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What is the email for Feast Days?

The publicly listed email for Feast Days: thetableproject@substack.com.

How many listeners does Feast Days have?

Podseeker estimates Feast Days reaches fewer than 100 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Feast Days?

Feast Days typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Relevant professional experience or expertise in Christian ministry, theology, hospitality, food, or wine; published work or leadership experience can be a strong fit. Common among recent guests: Published books on ministry, theology, food, or wine; Pastoral or theological experience; Leadership in hospitality, food, or wine. Recent guests include Matt Erickson, Mark Canlis, and Kendall Vanderslice.

How hard is it to get booked on Feast Days?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does Feast Days cover?

Recent episodes cover Religion, Christianity, Hospitality, Theology, and Food And Drink. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.