Shawn Hatosy Narrates New Audio Drama 'Yes, Chef' for Quinn

Shawn Hatosy, known for his role in HBO's *The Pitt*, is set to narrate *Yes, Chef*, a two-episode immersive audio drama produced by the audio erotica app Quinn. The series centers on Grant Reilly, a seasoned executive chef at the Michelin-star restaurant North & Vine, who faces challenges in maintaining the restaurant's reputation following a damaging viral review. To revitalize the establishment, his business partner introduces rising culinary star Iris Adams, leading to a complex relationship that evolves from professional tension to romantic connection. The narrative is designed to immerse listeners in the high-stakes environment of fine dining, with the audience taking on the role of Iris.

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Launched in 2021 by Caroline Spiegel, Quinn aims to create audio content that emphasizes female pleasure and allows listeners to engage as protagonists in their stories. The platform has attracted numerous Hollywood talents, including Chris Briney and Andrew Scott, to narrate its steamy narratives. Spiegel noted that the app was developed to make erotic storytelling more approachable and less intimidating, allowing actors to maintain creative control over their performances.

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Hatosy expressed that the character of Grant resonates with him personally, particularly regarding themes of identity and professional value. He stated, “Grant is wrestling with his identity and what that means. That really resonated with me, because I’ve been there.” He appreciates the opportunity to contribute to a project that allows for artistic expression in a new medium, stating that working with Quinn aligns with his desire to shape meaningful content.

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Caroline Spiegel highlighted Hatosy as one of Quinn's most requested narrators, emphasizing the emotional intensity he brings to his roles. She explained that the chaotic kitchen setting of *Yes, Chef* mirrors the high-pressure scenarios fans have come to associate with Hatosy's performances. Hatosy also noted the importance of the project, saying, “With Quinn, it gave me an opportunity to step into this space with intention, and help shape this kind of new media.”

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*Yes, Chef* will premiere on the Quinn app, with the first episode scheduled for release on April 21 and the second episode following on April 24. This project marks a significant step in Quinn's expansion into audio storytelling, featuring a blend of romance and adult themes narrated by well-known actors.

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While the app has garnered attention for its innovative approach to audio erotica, some critics may question the broader implications of such content in terms of representation and audience engagement. However, Quinn's focus on female pleasure and narrative control aims to address these concerns by providing a platform that prioritizes women's experiences.

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• “Shawn is one of our most requested narrators ever,” — Caroline Spiegel, Founder of Quinn

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• “Grant isn’t feeling like he has a lot of value outside of the kitchen, but he starts to see through Iris, through her youth and vitality and what she brings.” — Shawn Hatosy, Narrator of *Yes, Chef*

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• “It’s actually kind of nice to be like, ‘OK, I’ll do this. I’ll do it my way with my creative vision for how I want this to be,’” — Caroline Spiegel, Founder of Quinn

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