FMN News Brief · Family
Dina Deleasa-Gonsar Brings Food, Family and Faith Programming to GLU
FMN AUDIO
Listen to this article
Audio playback is not available in this browser.
Article audio is stopped.

GLU Network announced on August 4 that food host, author and television personality Dina Deleasa-Gonsar is now appearing on the faith and family streaming service through Conversations at the Kitchen Sink. The Houston-based network also said it is discussing exclusive programming inspired by her cookbook, At the Kitchen Sink. The proposed videos would build on the book's mix of accessible recipes, personal stories, devotionals and encouragement for everyday family life.
Deleasa-Gonsar created the Dish It Girl food and lifestyle brand, where she connects home cooking with family traditions, motherhood and Christian faith. Her national media work includes cooking segments and appearances on Today, GMA3, The Good Dish, Inside Edition, Fox & Friends and New York Living. She has also competed on Guy's Grocery Games and appeared on Married to Jonas. Hallmark Channel's Home & Family previously named her Best Home Cook. Her publisher, Convergent Books, released At the Kitchen Sink in April 2025 as a collection of practical recipes paired with stories and reflections intended to bring meaning to ordinary moments around the home.
For families looking for food programming that treats the kitchen as more than a place to prepare meals, the collaboration places recipes inside a broader conversation about relationships, hospitality and faith. GLU currently carries a Dish It Girl channel built around home cooking, meal preparation and family-centered content. Conversations at the Kitchen Sink extends that approach by giving Deleasa-Gonsar a format for discussing the experiences behind the food. GLU says its free service is available across connected televisions, mobile devices, tablets, game consoles and the web, giving the partnership several ways to reach viewers without requiring a paid subscription.
No release schedule for the potential book-inspired originals was announced, and GLU described the projects as being in discussion. Viewers can already find Dish It Girl programming through GLU's streaming platform while the two sides consider what additional series or specials could follow.

