Beyond The Blog
Hungry for more than the usual musings and recipes? Dive into the Two-Bit Tart press room for the stories and insights I’ve shared with fellow food enthusiasts and publications. Click on the images below to explore where my culinary adventures have been featured. Enjoy the journey!

50 tastes of gray podcast
I chatted with Matthew Grey on his 50 Tastes of Grey podcast about dating, the origins of the Two-Bit Tart name, my book, and tattoos. Click on the link above to listen in.

What happens when heartbreak meets the kitchen? In this episode, I sit down with Anita Mattu to discuss my debut book Gluten for Punishment: Just Desserts for the Heartbroken, Lovesick, and Jilted where I turn dating disasters into delicious recipes.
Tune in to hear how love, loss, and layer cakes can transform life’s messiest moments into something truly sweet.

If you’ve ever wondered what happens when I’m handed a microphone in a busy bookstore and told to “answer a few questions,” here’s your chance to witness the unvarnished truth firsthand. This YouTube Q&A is equal parts storytelling, confessions, and me trying very hard not to overshare (I failed). It’s the closest thing to pulling up a chair beside me—minus the baked goods, unfortunately. Indulge your curiosity, and see why the audience laughed a little too uncomfortably at some very unplanned moments.

I created a special cookie recipe for the BakeCamp baking competition and snagged second place. Curious about my baking journey and the recipe that wowed the judges? Click on the link above to go to my baker’s page on BakeSpace.com

Let’s talk media Podcast
Host Vedant Akhauri welcomes author, Julie Seyler, to chat about her part memoir, part cookbook.
Explore Julie’s journey as she analyzes three decades of dating through inventive dessert analogies and baking analogies. Learn about the inspiration behind her book, which utilizes her experience as a classically trained chef, and how her personal blog evolved into a food blog.
The conversation also covers the changing dating landscape from the 1990s to 2020s, the importance of collaboration with an editor and illustrator, and how cooking can be healing and a form of moving meditation.

