Podcasts about incredible edibles

On this week's podcast you can hear aboutReturning numbers for Savour KilkennyThe Listowel Food Fair ProgrammeThis week's Irish Food Writing Awards nightThe return of Incredible Edibles to Irish primary schoolsThe launch of the 2025 Blasta Books seriesAnd you can get much more besides when you subscribe - for free - to The Week In Food on Substack. It's my weekly free newsletter that drops on a Sunday morning with more stories, recipes to try, podcast picks and other notes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For Sunday April 27th 2024, you're listening to Food In Five Minutes, the part of the Ken On Food podcast that brings you five food stories from Ireland and beyond each Sunday, all drawn from the past week.It's been another busy week on the food front and another busy week in general as all of a sudden we're hitting the end of April, gearing up for the May Bank Holiday weekend, Foodie Fest hitting Kilkenny (more on that in the podcast). As always, if you've got a story to share, email me at any stage, it's ken@kenonfood.com or give me a shout anywhere you find @kenonfood on socials.Links for this week's episodeFoodiefest.ieAgri Aware's Healthy Eating WeekIncredible EdiblesRepak.ie: Don't waste earth dayGLAS @ TU Dublin anniversary celebrationsWest Clare town bucking the national trend of restaurant closuresSubscribe for free wherever you do your podcast listening.Better yet, get my free newsletter here, dropping every Sunday morning around 7am. In it you'll find these stories and more, recipes to try, podcasts to listen to, and it's all free, delivered fresh to your inbox. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Primary School children barely consume 3 portions of fruit and vegetables per day, never mind the recommended 7 a day. That's according to Agri Aware who are running the Incredible Edibles programme in schools. Anne Marie's been chatting to Dietitian and Researcher Niamh Arthurs. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Amber  gets high with  her Producer/Husband David and talks about his greatest fear growing up, The Zodiac Killer. They cover every angle including Zodiac's sex life, has Zodiac been reincarnated, are DB Cooper and Zodiac the same person? There's also long discussions about Incredible Edibles, and the best and worst of True Crime Shows.  Find out if your on the Gary Post Boat, or if your going to be fighting 90 year old men, on this weeks Canadian Crime Chicks!Twittter: @CanCrimeChicksInstagram: @CanadianCrimeChickscanadiancrimechicks@gmail.comMusic: Anxiety - Kai EngelProduced By David JohnsonNew Episodes Saturdays

This episode features a conversation with middle school educator, Tracy Bennett.  Students in this age group are navigating physical, emotional, social, AND academic changes--and it is not easy!  During the middle school years, students not only make mistakes, but also (and maybe more importantly) learn to recover from them.   We should not expect them to figure everything out without help from trusted adults.  Tracy shared great ideas about  how to "level up" in communicating with students that are in this stage.    "They may say that you are 'cringe' but they actually like it."  Tracy encourages parents to communicate with teachers  emphasized how much of a difference maker parental involvement is--even as students get older.Upcoming episodes in this informative series include: conversations a high school teacher, a graduation coach, and a discussion about how to best advocate for your child.How Parents Can Help Kids in Middle SchoolBe there. Listen. Talk with them. Appreciate them. Relax with them. Encourage them. Set clear limits. Help them prioritize. Discuss expectations. Touch base daily. Monitor online life. Notice what's emerging. Keep them active. Ignore unhelpful people. Applaud progress. Address over-commitment. Tackle tough topics. Be approachable. Hug them often. Celebrate proud moments.RESOURCESMiddle School Matters:  The 10 Key Skills Kids Need to Thrive in Middle School and Beyond-and How Parents Can Help   by Phyllis FagellMiddle School Walk and Talk Podcast SeriesINCREDIBLE EDIBLES BY TRACYWant to find out more about the services and offerings of Incredible Edibles by Tracy?  Use this link to connect to find out more about how to place orders or join the mailing list to stay updated about her events.LIFE AFTER BALLLife After Ball  is a nonprofit501 (c)3 organization that is designed to provide life skills programs for student athletes to help them succeed in life outside of sports through mentorships, education, and community outreach.   Visit www.lifeafterball.org for details about  upcoming events and find out ways to support their mission!CALLING ALL SIDE HUSTLERSYou can be highlighted an upcoming "Side Hustle Saturday" segment!  Do you or someone that you know has a side business or a hobby they would like to turn into a side business? Send an email to:  theunhurriedwoman@outlook.com with Side Hustle Saturday in the subject line to receive more information.SPECIAL OFFERSPodcast listeners receive 15% off of  purchases from This Little Light Candles by using LUPOD as the promo code at checkout!  This Little Light Candles creates custom, hand-poured palm wax candles that are naturally fragranced.  Visit www.thislittlelightcandles.net to see the signature collection, word of the year, affirmation candles and more.Support the show

In this episode, I have a conversation with Deborah Montgomery, a master teacher that instructs students that are in the second half of their elementary school years.  The transition from lower elementary (K-2nd grade) to upper elementary (3rd-5th)  is huge for both parents and students.   Students are starting to take on more responsibility and parents move into providing a different type of support is an adjustment for everyone.   Deborah shares powerful ideas on staying engaged with your student and creating partnerships with their teachers.   Her observations about what changes in the student social environment were eye-opening for me, and I am sure that her insights will help other parents with students in this age group.Upcoming episodes in this informative series include: conversations with middle and high school teachers,  as well as a high school graduation coach and a panel discussion about how to best advocate for your child. INCREDIBLE EDIBLES BY TRACYWant to find out more about the services and offerings of Incredible Edibles by Tracy?  Use this link to connect to find out more about how to place orders or join the mailing list to stay updated about her events.LIFE AFTER BALLLife After Ball  is a nonprofit501 (c)3 organization that is designed to provide life skills programs for student athletes to help them succeed in life outside of sports through mentorships, education, and community outreach.  If you are in the Greater Atlanta Area, do not miss their Backpack Giveaway on Saturday, August 13th.  Visit www.lifeafterball.org for details about this and other upcoming events, and find out ways that you can support their mission!CALLING ALL SIDE HUSTLERSI am starting a new feature called "Side Hustle Saturday" and I am looking for people to interview.  If you or someone that you know has a side business or something that they would like to make a side business, send an email to:  theunhurriedwoman@outlook.com with Side Hustle Saturday in the subject line to receive more information.HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT HOMESCHOOLING?I am looking forward to having Carla Breedlove join me again for a conversation about homeschooling!  All four of her children (including a set of twins!) homeschooled through high school and have since graduated from college.  If you have questions that you would like me to ask during our interview, please click here to submit them!SPECIAL OFFERSPodcast listeners receive 15% off of  purchases from This Little Light Candles by using LUPOD as the promo code at checkout!  This Little Light Candles creates custom, hand-poured palm wax candles that are naturally fragranced.  Visit www.thislittlelightcandles.net to see the signature collection, word of the year, affirmation candles and more.Have you ever tried a meal kit from HelloFresh? I am a great cook, but the comfort of having all of the ingredients for two or three meals each week has transformed my meal planning. Want to give it a try?  Receive $110 off of your first orders by clicking here.Support the show

País Estados Unidos Dirección Patrick Brice Guion Sam Bain Música Michael Yezerski Fotografía Tarin Anderson Reparto Jessica Williams, Demi Moore, Karan Soni, Ed Helms, Isiah Whitlock Jr., Martha Kelly, Dan Bakkedahl, Calum Worthy, Jennifer Kim, Nasim Pedrad, Frank Bond, Wendy Meredith, Britney Spears Sinopsis Lucy (Demi Moore) es la egocéntrica y megalómana presidenta de la compañía "Incredible Edibles", la empresa más importante de los Estados Unidos en cuanto a cubertería de usar y tirar se refiere. En su infinita sabiduría, Lucy invita a sus empleados, incluyendo a sus atormentados ayudantes Freddie (Karan Soni) y Jess (Jessica Williams), a un fin de semana en grupo en la ciudad de Nuevo México, donde tienen previsto realizar algo de espeleología deportiva. Como era de esperar, la tragedia no tarda en tener lugar, encerrando al grupo en una cueva que aparentemente no tiene salida, al menos desde el punto de vista de el "inútil" guía que les acompaña, Brandon (Ed Helms). Pronto comprenderán que, para poder sobrevivir, no les queda otro remedio que trabajar en equipo.

Host Fran Paradine welcomes Taylor Keyes of TK Training to this episode of Creating Wellness. Taylor is a certified personal trainer, certified nutrition coach, and CrossFit Coach, and owner of her own mobile and online training business, TK TRAINING. Taylor holds a Bachelor's Degree from Lenoir-Rhyne University and accreditations through the American College of Sports Medicine, among others. She has over 8 years of experience in her field from orthopedic and hospital settings to a variety of fitness and CrossFit classes. Taylor pulls from her experience to give her clients a customized program and educates them on how to live a quality life. She believes the quality of life starts with an active lifestyle and supportive communities.Get in touch with Taylor Keyes by calling/texting her cell at (828) 851-0802, by Email at tktraining828@gmail.com, on Instagram, or at Crossfit Hickory.This episode is sponsored by Incredible Edibles, Hickory, NC!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode, host Fran Paradine welcomes Carrie Robitzer owner of Burn Boot Camp in Hickory, NC and Asheville, NC to discuss health and entrepreneurship. In addition to owning and operating these two high-energy fitness businesses, she manages to keep up with the active lives of her three children. Carrie lives in Mooresville but has strong roots in Hickory where both she and her husband, Scott, attended college at Lenoir-Rhyne University. This episode is sponsored by Incredible Edibles in Hickory, NC.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode of Creating Wellness, host Fran Paradine welcomes Amy Chang, Health Coach. Amy is passionate about helping people to change their lives through health. Amy brings invaluable knowledge to this type of coaching, pulling from her experience as an ICU nurse, Crossfit trainer, and mother of three, she has created a practice that truly helps individuals move towards health and wellness. Find Your Power with Healthy Living Coaching Facebook page This episode is sponsored by Incredible Edibles in Hickory, NC.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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In this episode of Creating Wellness, Host Fran Paradine welcomes Kelle Huffman, Director of Client Services at Southeast Retirement Planners. Fran and Kelle discuss the ways in which having a financial plan is important to overall wellness. Kelle has some helpful ideas on how to create a financial plan on any income and talks about the mental health benefits of feeling in control of your money. This episode is sponsored by Incredible Edibles in Hickory, NC.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode of Creating Wellness, host Fran Paradine sits down with mother/daughter duo Kathy Godfrey and Rae Jenkins to discuss the power of words, writing, and story-telling. The conversation includes ways in which words, and the meaning we attach to them, have the ability to heal and foster growth. Kathy and Rae are the founders of Native South Writers Workshop (coming to Hickory in August 2022) and Bright Ideas Greetings. Direct Kathy Godfrey kwhitegodfrey@gmail.com Rae Jenkins rjenkins4414@outlook.comThis episode is sponsored by Incredible Edibles in Hickory, NCSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In today's episode, Attorney Ryan McKeen sits down with Julie Dooley and Tyler Stoneham from Incredible Edibles in Glastonbury, CT to talk about all things CBD. In this episode, you will learn: -How CBD oil can reduce inflammation; -How CBD oil can help with sleep; -How to find quality CBD oil; -Topical CBD oils for pain relief; -CBD oil and drug tests; -Ways one can consume CBD oil You can find out more about Julie and Tyler by visiting their site at https://incredibleedibles.com/ You can reach Attorney Ryan McKeen at https://cttrialfirm.com/ or call 24/7: (860)471-8333

Join Creating Wellness host Fran Paradine as she discusses with Dr. Elizabeth Beadle about her methods of optimizing vitality and longevity.This is episode is sponsored by Incredible Edibles in Hickory, NC.Fran Paradine, co-owner of Incredible Edibles in Hickory NC, lacrosse official, retired therapist (who still has the skills), girls lacrosse coach, wife of a college coach, and mother of three pretty cool kids talks with the amazing women in our community who foster and support all kinds of well-being.Since 1994, Dr. Elizabeth Beadle has practiced both chiropractic and acupuncture. She graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Life Sciences from Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario and then earned her Master's degree in Exercise Physiology and Nutrition from Columbia University in New York City. She pursued her Chiropractic degree from National College of Chiropractic (NCC) in Chicago. While in Chiropractic college, she was the Physiology Fellow for 3 years and she also earned "Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities" award. After graduating from Chiropractic college, Dr. Beadle was an Instructor at NCC, teaching Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Physiology for several years. She then continued her education and received her Diplomate in Acupuncture (NCCAOM) and Fellowship from International Academy of Medical Acupuncture (FIAMA). She also practiced chiropractic at the American Holistic Center, and interned with renowned orthopedists in Chicago. Dr. Beadle opened her own practice, Healing for Life, Chiropractic and Acupuncture, in Hickory in 1999."Healing for Life" has enjoyed being voted "Best"or "Finest" Chiropractor in Catawba County in 2007, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2017, 2018, and 2019. We really appreciate the trust and recognition from the Hickory area.Dr. Beadle is a unique chiropractor in the area. She is one of the few doctors who has her Masters degree and Acupuncture Diplomate (NCCAOM & FIAMA). She is also certified as a Chiropractic Sports Physician (CCSP), ACSM Team Physician, Cox Flexion Distraction Technique, and Mally Carpal Tunnel Technique. This training has given her the knowledge and ability to thoroughly evaluate and treat a variety of conditions conservatively.Dr. Beadle is an avid and competitive athlete. She was ranked as second top female in-line skate racer and top 50 women athletes in Chicagoland. She skated for Chicago's North American champion women's in-line hockey team and then the Charlotte Lady Checkers ice hockey team. Currently, Dr Beadle ski races in the Sugar Mountain adult race league and the Crescent Ski Council and has been ranked fastest or second fastest female ski racer since 2006. She is also an avid horseback rider and cyclist.Dr. Beadle is very active in the community. She has served on the Board of Directors for the YMCA, The Boys and Girls Club, and the PTA of Hickory Day school and Hickory High School. Dr. Elizabeth Beadle wants you to know that she cares about you and the health of your family. She and her staff are committed to creating an office that is warm and caring as well as up to date on the latest health care issues. Dr. Beadle would welcome the opportunity to be your health care provider, giving you and your family the most effective and gentle health care services available.Dr. Beadle would like to welcome you to her facility and looks forward to providing this community with quality chiropractic and acupuncture and revolutionary Pulse Electro Magnetic Field (PEMF), nutrition, rehab, and Biohacking that are geared towards Optimizing Vitality and Longevity.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Join Creating Wellness host Fran Paradine as she speaks with Michelle Morgan, Director of Women's Resource Center in Hickory, NC about the importance of community, connection, and women supporting women on our overall well-being. This episode of Creating Wellness is sponsored by Incredible Edibles in Hickory, NCFran Paradine, co-owner of Incredible Edibles in Hickory NC, lacrosse official, retired therapist (who still has the skills), girls lacrosse coach, wife of a college coach, and mother of three pretty cool kids talks with the amazing women in our community who foster and support all kinds of well-being.About the WRC: What began as a dream for three local women in 1986 has flourished into a decades-long commitment to women and families in the Unifour area. (Alexander, Burke, Caldwell, and Catawba counties).Women's Resource Center was established to promote the overall well-being of women by focusing on their intellectual, psychological, spiritual and physical health. We received our 501c3 designation in 1987 and began our journey of empowering women to live their best lives.Our dedication to improving the overall quality of women's lives remains as strong today as it did back when we began. Our support groups, programs and services continue to evolve and expand, responding to the diverse needs of our community.We provide a warm, welcoming space for women who do not know where to turn for guidance in their time of need. We are a safe space to ask questions, have someone listen to your story without judgement, and receive the information and tools needed to strengthen your life. We also offer life enriching workshops and events for women regardless of their station in life. Bottom line, we are here for ALL women!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Franchising can help you get into business with established branding and marketing, but you need to know what you’re getting into. Entrepreneur Exchange hosts Jeff Neuville and Gary Muller welcome Incredible Edibles franchise owner Fran Paradine to the podcast to discuss her business, the pros and cons of franchising and her experience with a business started during COVID. Plus Jeff and Gary discuss how turbulent times can create business opportunities, plus share this month’s Businesses of the Month which include edible microbes used to make your future cheeseburger…it’s all here on the Entrepreneur Exchange!CVCC Small Business CenterIncredible EdiblesEdible ArrangementsJoy Davis Photography Maggie TremolsNature’s Fynd Creating Wellness Podcast

Host Fran Paradine, welcomes Maggie Tremols to the first episode of Creating Wellness. Maggie is an Educational Consultant, Reading Specialist, Homeschool Educator at BOTI Academy.Discussed in this episode: Brain Inflamed by Kenneth Bock, MDThis episode of Creating Wellness is sponsored by Incredible Edibles in Hickory, NCFran Paradine, co-owner of Incredible Edibles in Hickory NC, lacrosse official, retired therapist (who still has the skills), girls lacrosse coach, wife of a college coach, and mother of three pretty cool kids talks with the amazing women in our community who foster and support all kinds of well-being.From Maggie Tremols: I am a mother, educator, wellness guru, and unshakable optimist dedicated not only to helping students from pre-k through college maximize their educational experience, but also to helping homeschool families craft and implement a curriculum that ensures both the academic excellence needed at the collegiate level and the tools necessary to equip students with the executive functioning skills, life-skills, health & wellness habits, and passion for learning that are crucial to becoming successful contributing members of society. Through in-person and virtual one-to-one coaching sessions, tutoring, small group workshops, and full-time homeschooling, I have dedicated the last twenty-two years to the development of the whole student by meeting each student and family ‘where they are' in order to help them set goals and implement practices that cultivate independent thought, work-play balance, physical and mental well-being, and the academic excellence needed to reach their true potential!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Acoustic Chef crew discuss personal edible stories and how to talk to close friends/family about negative situations. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Cannabis Basics with founder Ah Warner today on Hempresent. In 1994, newly pregnant Ah Warner knew that life would never be the same after she walked into the Fremont Hemp Company, realizing the possibilities for creation and production were limitless. 1995 saw the birth of her daughter, Darienne Zoa, along with an overly ambitious catalog of hemp products she called Cannabis Creations, which included candles, stationery, hand-dyed yarns, fabrics, handcrafted pillows, and even a line of hempseed goodies called Incredible Edibles. Meanwhile, she rolled up her sleeves and began researching the therapeutic benefits of blending hempseed oil with healing botanicals and essential oils. As her first potion, Ah made a Lavender and Tangerine Love Yourself Massage oil, still prominent in the now Cannabis Basics line-up. That same year, Ah put together a team of mentors, (Sandi and Mary from Brookside Soap and Lisa from Full Moon Rising), to help with the expansion of her hemp body care line. Also in 2015, the United States Patent and Trade Office (USPTO) issued Cannabis Basics the first-ever trademark registration for a brand logo with both the cannabis leaf and the word “cannabis” that actually protects a product with cannabis in it.

This week it's Beyond The Menu, the Just Eat National Takeaway Awards, Bord Bia's Talent Academy, Four Star Pizza's new vegan offering and Incredible Edibles.

In this episode Fancy and her guest KAY discuss their experiences with edibles. They also discuss their dream edibles and various other topics. If you are interested in co-hosting or being a guest, please send us an email at bluntsbabble@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

People have been predicting the “Death of the Main Street” since the 80s but for many franchises, brick and mortar stores are key in engaging with the community that they serve. Tariq Farid, Founder, and CEO of Edible Arrangements know the power of connecting with your local area. As he explains later in this episode, he’s “built his brand on local engagement.” We open our conversation with Tariq by diving into his professional background. He shares how he learned about franchises and the importance of process from working at McDonald’s and Burger King as a teenager. Tariq then discusses how he started Edible Arrangements and how they’ve always been guided by their mission statement to “Wow you.” We chat about seizing the opportunity before Tariq unpacks what he’s been doing to innovate with his company. Reflecting on his experience at the helm, we ask Tariq about how he handled the 2008 recession compared with the current COVID crisis. His answer highlights how pivoting your business and developing the right marketing approach can help you thrive during difficult times. We touch on the valuable role that young team members play in reaching customers, differences between local and digital advertising, and why, after researching its health benefits, Tariq is stepping into the CBD industry. Near the end of the episode, Tariq provides listeners with his take on leadership and the common mistakes that entrepreneurs make when they franchise their business. Tune in to hear more from the wildly successful head of the Edible Brand. Key Points From This Episode:Tariq shares details on his background and how he grew his company.Having the confidence to push your company forward, despite the naysayers.How Tariq’s products connect with people and American gift-giving culture.Guiding your company with a strong mission statement.Seeking advice; there are always people who are willing to help.Learning early on that every production requires a process.Tariq’s experience turning his business into a franchise. Building customer retention by always doing more than is expected.What Tariq is doing to reinvent his company while retaining its core product line.Comparing Tariq’s response to the 2008 recession and our current COVID crisis.Why Tariq relies on his younger staff to understand many of his customers. The importance of local marketing to Edible Arrangements’ success.How the digital landscape has shifted customer behavior.Hear about Edible Arrangements’ franchise system and data tools.Exploring Tariq’s move into the CBD industry with Incredible Edibles.The so-called “Death of the Main Street,” and Tariq’s take on the state of franchising.Why Tariq is focused on the two Ds — digital and delivery.Common mistakes that entrepreneurs make when they franchise their business.Tariq’s leadership philosophy and the benefit of working with talented people.Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Tariq Farid Tariq Farid on LinkedInTariq Farid on TwitterEdible ArrangementsThe FounderMcDonald’s Burger KingMichael H. SeidRob Reed on LinkedInRob Reed on TwitterClicks 2 Bricks

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Tariq Farid, founder of Edible Arrangements, joins the program to discuss his newest venture, Incredible Edibles, an end-to-end CBD product business that will farm, process and sell CBD food products through a franchise model. Tariq reveals why he decided to start Incredible Edibles, the benefits of CBD for consumers, and the potential economic impact of the industry. 

In this, off the wall episode, the fellas experiment with some new product from our guest, the owner of Natural Simpliciti . We discuss the NBA trades, war with Iran and where has the porn industry gone?Instagram & Twitter : @naturalsimpliciti

This is your predictions for Incredibles 2 and we discuss the news for this week! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thenerdcorps/support

Fred began acting in grade-school plays and once appeared in a TV commercial for Incredible Edibles, and can be heard on Joey Forman's comedy album The Mashuganishi Yogi. He continued performing in drama classes at Walter Reed Junior High School, Interlochen Arts Academy, Hollywood High School, and North Hollywood High School. At the same time, he also directed several plays while producing and directing his own movies, and performing for the Shakespeare Society of America. In this episode, Fred shares his experience in the Voice Over industry and how it has evolved over the years.

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They have runnerbeans growing up the side of a police station in Canterbury, and if you pick them you won't get arrested. They're there - like many of the fruit and vegies growing in Geraldine - for everyone and anyone to eat. It's all part of the Incredible Edibles project.

The Two Year Anniversary Episode? Yes that's right we finally made our Two Year Anniversary! Well actually the FanBrosShow is about two months two late to celebrate but just like Rachel Dolezal we determine our own reality. So sit back as we welcome the return of Daniel Jose Older to the spaceship as well as a surprise appearance by The Bearded Chef aka Mr. Incredible Edibles. It's a party up in the ship tonight as this episode is sponsored by the edibles cooked up by the Chef. DJ Older drops in to discuss his new book project but we quickly derail that convo to get into all of the E3 news as well as reactions to Jurassic World, Geekquently Asked Questions and so much more on this jam packed extra special two on one everybody goes in episode!

Stefan Gates (BBC1’s Food Factory and CBBC’s Incredible Edibles) and Professor Andrea Sella (Incredible Edibles’ brilliantly bonkers chemist) take you on a gut-busting gastronomic journey to reveal the amazing, explosive science hiding in your food AND shows how to save the planet...by eating the weirdest, creepiest and wriggliest foods on earth. They'll also tackle the critical questions: How do you milk a camel? What's the fartiest food of all? What do sheeps' eyeballs taste like? Find out the answers to these questions and much, much more in this seriously funny and hilariously informative show.

Get your fix of gossip about 90s NY experimental theater- you know you want it! James Urbaniak is as delightful as he is dashing- don't be fooled by the MC Hammer jacket on his Wikipedia page. We chat about accidental encounters with cult members, Melinda's job at Incredible Edibles and the wonders of Comicon.