About Hungry Nation

Daniel Delaney is a 20-something foodie, entrepreneur, designer, and who first fell in love with street food on the streets of Philadelphia. Unable to part with said love, he spun his passion into a project and launched VendrTV in an attempt to chronicle the best street food around. When not scouring the streets for tasty tidbits, Dan loves typography, macchiatos, NPR, and old books. His favorite mobile meal would be Berlin’s Döner Kebab Sandwiches.

Rebecca Lando can't remember a time when she didn't love to cook. From baking cookies for class as a kid to whipping up 5-course dinner parties, Rebecca has always felt at home in the kitchen. A screenwriter from NYU's Maurice Kanbar Institute of Film & Television at the Tisch School of the Arts, Rebecca splits her time between writing and cooking dishes that capitalize upon the environmentalism and community of the local, seasonal, and sustainable food movement. Her beeramisu was voted best dessert by Johnny Iuzzini, Executive Pastry Chef at Jean Georges, at the 2009 Brooklyn Beer Experiment Cookoff. She lives in Manhattan with her boyfriend and their rescued basset hound, Humphrey.

Tamra Davis is a film, television and music video director.While spending much time at home and on the road with 2 boys, make that 3 boys, she discovered a love for television and has directed such shows as Grey’s Anatomy, Ugly Betty and My Name Is Earl. She is currently making a documentary on the painter, Jean-Michel Basquait and is pursuing her interest in internet content with a self made series called Tamra Davis Cooking Show.com in which she shares her passion for food, filmmaking and family.

Sara O’Donnell is a food blogger and creator/producer of Average Betty. As the last of six children, Sara learned to, among other things, cook at an early age. She created her first recipe for “warm chocolate” in preschool, and has since authored over a hundred original recipes. KTTV Fox-11 Los Angeles calls Sara “the hottest, newest food personality on the web;” she won Yahoo! Video's Best Internet Personality award in 2007; she has received Best of Podcast honors from iTunes; and won Best Home Chef in a Series for Average Betty at the 2010 Tasty Awards in San Francisco. Sara earned her BA in Art History from UCLA and continues to live in, and love, Los Angeles.

Along with 15 million Americans, Claudia Yuskoff lost her job during the recession. During this period, she let her imaginative mind flourish and created Mmm, Me Gusta – A Little Cooking Show. She never attended culinary school, but she is a home cook who was raised by a large family that thrived on delicious Mexican chow. All the meals she cooks on her show are recipes that her mother taught her along with some occasional dishes she learned from friends and travels. Beyond the show, Claudia created a Los Angeles-based dinner group called Eats & Geeks.