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EPISODE · Feb 10, 2026 · 24 MIN

Cooking with Purpose: A Young Chef’s Journey of Legacy, Loss, and Leadership

from iBuild America Podcast · host iBuild America Podcast

What does it look like when talent meets opportunity—and focus meets purpose?In this powerful episode of the iBuild America Podcast, host Lorraine Lane sits down with Chef Cameron Shaw, a young culinary talent whose journey is rooted in legacy, resilience, and vision. From working the dish pit to earning international recognition, Cameron shares how discipline, integrity, and mentorship shaped his path in the culinary world.Raised by renowned chefs and driven by generations of excellence, Cameron opens up about navigating loss during his senior year, staying focused in a distracted generation, and honoring his father’s legacy through his craft. You’ll hear real talk about starting from the bottom, earning respect, embracing pressure, and why the culinary arts are about far more than food.This episode is a must-listen for young professionals, educators, parents, and anyone passionate about workforce development, mentorship, and building meaningful career pathways.🎧 Tune in, get inspired, and subscribe for more stories shaping America’s workforce.

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