Podcast appearances and mentions of kyle dine

Travel Gluten Free Podcast Season 09 Episode 06 Traveling and Eating Gluten Free with Kyle from Equal Eats Cards   In today's  Travel Gluten-free Podcast, we are joined by Kyle Dine, the founder, and creator of Equal Eats Cards. Kyle has created one of the most important tools for the gluten free traveler or anyone with food allergies who eat out, especially when you're traveling to another country.   Growing Up with Multiple Food Allergies   Kyle grew up with multiple food allergies since he was a baby. His allergies include peanuts, tree nuts, eggs, and shellfish. In addition, his wife has Celiac disease, so their kitchen is color coded, and they each have their own appliances to prepare food at home.    Creating Equal Eats Cards   Seeing a need for a professionally translated allergen card that would be taken seriously by wait for staff and others in the food industry, Kyle went on to survey over 2000 people with food allergies along with 60 professionals in the healthcare industry to find out what they were looking for when it came to an allergy translation card. He repeatedly found that the card needed to be plastic, have allergen information, and need to list what to avoid and what precautions to take when making food for those of us with dietary restrictions.   Equal Eats Cards Options   With his mission to empower people living with dietary restrictions to enjoy food everywhere by providing an accurate, accessible, and seamless technology solution to help communicate their dietary restrictions effectively, accurately, and conveniently - wherever their life takes them. Kyle takes great effort to give each individual a customizable option for their card. For example, you can add Celiac, vegan, vegetarian, food allergies, and food intolerances so your wait staff knows all the foods you can't eat. There are dozens of food allergy and intolerance options and dietary choices you can order on Equal Eats. This comes in very handy when you're ordering food when you're in a country in which you don't understand the language.   Podcast Resources   Journey with Travel Gluten Free when you get The Guide to Traveling Gluten Free  which walks you through planning your next gluten-free travel adventure! Get the best tool for traveling gluten free with Equal Eats Cards Follow me on Social Media via Facebook, Youtube, Pinterest, or Instagram Spread the love of Travel Gluten Free podcast and share this episode with a friend*   Connect with Paige   Follow Paige  on Instagram Check out Paige on the web 

Travel Safely with Celiac Disease and other food intolerancesVirtual WebinarJoin Erin Smith (aka Gluten Free Globetrotter) on November 13th at 4pm PST, 7pm EST as she shares her top tips for traveling with celiac disease. She'll be joined by Kyle Dine, founder of Equal Eats and fellow allergen-aware world traveler. This free webinar will be hosted by the Celiac Disease Program at Seattle Children's.Pre-registration required: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_5AIGSycuRTyyWViSPOTKPw-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------More about Equal Eats Dining cards:Whether you're traveling domestically or internationally, dining out can feel like a game of telephone. Did the waitstaff understand what we said about our food and did they relay it to the kitchen staff correctly? Not to mention traveling where there is a language barrier.To the rescue: Equal Eats Dining Cards! These credit card-sized cards give dining establishments the exact information they need to keep us safe. They come in 50 languages and over 500 food allergies and celiac. ⭐️ You can have custom cards made too!Check them out here; https://bit.ly/3t6NPGz For 10% off use code ANDREATUCKER*I am an affiliate for Equal Eats and receive a small portion of each sale which does not affect the price for you. I only recommend products I love and am unbiased in my reviews. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mike and Cam are happy to welcome Kyle Dine, allergy educator and founder of Equal Eats. Kyle's childhood was spent navigating his life with a number of life threatening food allergies, leading him to feel isolated in his early years. Kyle set out to make the world more accessible for everyone to eat safely no matter if they have allergies or celiac disease. His vision coupled with his passion to support the allergen and celiac community is truly inspiring!

On today's Celiac Project Podcast:Mike and Cam are happy to welcome Kyle Dine, allergy educator and founder of Equal Eats. Kyle's childhood was spent navigating his life with a number of life threatening food allergies, leading him to feel isolated in his early years. Kyle set out to make the world more accessible for everyone to eat safely no matter if they have allergies or celiac disease. His vision coupled with his passion to support the allergen and celiac community is truly inspiring!Listen to the full episode here: https://celiacprojectpodcast.libsyn.comMore about Equal Eats:Dining out can feel like a game of telephone. Did the waitstaff understand what we said about our food and did they relay it to the kitchen staff correctly? Not to mention traveling where there is a language barrier!To the rescue: Equal Eats Dining Cards! These credit card-sized cards give dining establishments the exact information they need to keep us safe. They come in 50 languages and over 500 food allergies and celiac. You can have custom cards made too.Here's 10% off for Gluten Free News listeners: use code ANDREATUCKER See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, food allergy educator, entertainer, and CEO & Founder of Equal Eats, Kyle Dine, share tips and tricks for staying safe when traveling locally or overseas. Kyle shares a few secrets and explains how to use Equal Eats restaurant and emergency cards and the deep research and work behind creating them. To keep you in the know, below are helpful links:Equal EatsKyle DineShare your travel adventure photos and tag Kyle and FAACT #MyVisit us at www.FoodAllergyAwareness.org and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and YouTube. Contact us directly via Email.You can find the FAACT Roundtable Podcast on Pandora, Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcast, Stitcher,  iHeart Radio, Podcast Chaser, Deezer, and Listen Notes.Sponsored by:  National Peanut Board

A Special Food Allergy Awareness Week Episode First 30 minutes: Kyle Dine and his family love to travel. But dining out while traveling can be hard when he has allergies to peanuts, tree nuts, shellfish, egg, and mustard and his wife has celiac disease. He started his company Equal Eats after having a full-blown anaphylactic reaction in a European restaurant because the tree nut cashew got lost in translation between him and the waiter. Something that can and does easily happen every day. Tracy and Kyle talk about the what the term "Equal Eats" means to them. Learn how guests with food allergies can set themselves up for dining success and how together we can influence change in the foodservice system. Second 30 Minutes: Business coach and food allergy mom Karen Palmer, CPC, ELI-MP joins Tracy to talk about the most important thing families can do to prepare their food-allergic children to dine safely in college and a one thing people might not think to consider when considering dining options at college. She shares some very enlightening tips! Connect with Tracy: facebook.com/groups/EatingataMeeting thrivemeetings.com

On this episode of Food Allergy Talk, I welcome Kyle Dine, educator, entertainer, advocate and founder of Equal Eats.I have known Kyle since my son was first diagnosed over 10 years ago. Kyle is a pillar of the food allergy community both as an educator, and an entertainer. He's also a food allergy innovator and positive role model. Kyle has turned his diagnosis into something positive by spreading allergy education to children across the world. He's visited over 1,000 schools and reached millions! He has 2 CD's and a crowdfunded DVD. His “pandemic project” was Equal Eats where he aimed to reinvent the dietary card, and mait it more effective and professional than any offered before. The Equal Eats cards are available in 50 languages for 500 allergens.Allergy educator, founder of Equal Eats and allergic since he was a toddler in the 80's – there is much we can learn from Kyle! He's allergic to peanut, tree nut, eggs, seafood and mustard.  Today we will discuss with Kyle his personal story growing up nearly his entire life into adulthood with food allergies, how he got into the education and awareness world of food allergies, what it was like to go to school, date, get married and have a family all while managine life-threatening food allergies, and his latest project and how Equal Eats came to be. Kyle Dine Music & Education Website:https://www.kyledine.com Equal Eats Website: https://equaleats.com Travel: Being Prepared vs. Being Ready:https://equaleats.com/blogs/news/travel-with-food-allergies-being-prepared-vs-being-readyAirline Policy Guide:https://www.allergicliving.com/2018/05/15/allergic-livings-airlines-and-allergies-policies-directory/Travelling to China - pictures of my food suitcase!https://foodallergiesrock.wordpress.com/2013/08/04/travelling-to-china-with-food-allergies-2/Onion and Garlic consideration as a "priority allergen" in Canadahttps://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/food-nutrition/reports-publications/food-labelling/garlic-onions-insufficient-evidence-include-list-priority-food-allergens-canada-systematic-review.htmlListen online anytime: https://foodallergypi.com/the-food-allergy-talk-podcast/ or on any podcast player. 

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We kick off Food Allergy Awareness week with Kyle Dine, CEO, and Founder of Equal Eats.  Kyle shares his personal transformation as an 80’s child with limited information surrounding food allergies and taking risks and being dismissive about his allergies through a severe food allergy reaction in which he wasn’t prepared.  The anaphylactic reaction was his moment to realize he needed to reevaluate his life and determined that his life’s mission was to help others.  His professional journey includes a decade of work in allergy education as a trusted speaker and musician.  And as an avid traveler, Kyle realized the language barrier can be problematic especially with food allergies and found the importance of putting allergy information in writing and in their language and solved this issue by with Equal Eats which provides professional translation cards to help the allergy community convey allergens in foreign languages. Kyle and Shandee talk about the difficulty eating out with food allergies and how they are on a on a mission to help both the service industry and customers with their needs.  Kyle also treats us to his song, “Food Allergies Rock.”

Kyle Dine is the founder of Equal Eats, Food Allergy & Celiac translation cards in over 50 different languages. I met Kyle at my first ever Allergy Free from Show in London a few years ago, it is great to finally get the opportunity to have him on the podcast to share his story. We discussed Kyle's experience traveling around Morocco and China with his allergies, and the story behind starting equal eats to help people translate how serious their allergies are when they eating out and travelling .  This podcast is brought to you by Healthy Nibbles, make sure to check out the free from allergy snack box (free from all 14 major allergens) Check out the allergy box here - https://www.healthynibbles.co.uk/collections/free-from-range If you enjoyed this podcast episode, please could you write me a review on iTunes. Follow me @_maycontain

Kyle Dine is an internationally trusted food allergy advocate, educator and performer. Having severe allergies himself and having "married into" celiac disease, he is very familiar with the struggles of communicating his dietary needs to people who are responsible for making and/or ordering food for him at restaurants and events. After experiencing the worst food allergy reaction of his life in 2005, he decided to begin helping other food allergic individuals avoid anaphylactic reaction like his by spreading food allergy awareness and education through music. https://www.kyledine.com/ https://equaleats.com/ https://www.instagram.com/equal_eats/ https://www.facebook.com/EqualEatsCo https://www.linkedin.com/in/kyledine/

Kyle Dine is a food allergic individual who has turned his diagnosis into several positive impacts for the food allergy community. Growing up with multiple food allergies, Kyle experienced first-hand the challenges that food allergies play during adolescence. After experiencing a harrowing anaphylactic reaction in his early twenties, he changed his career path in order to create tools and resources to help people avoid allergic reactions and improve overall quality of life. He is trusted food allergy educator and musician who performs engaging allergy awareness assemblies in elementary schools across North America. Along with his “Kyle Dine & Friends” DVD, which was funded through the allergy community on Kickstarter, his music and live assembly contain empowering, supportive, and educational messages for children with or without food allergies. His educational efforts guided him to working with Food Allergy Canada on their programs, resources and advocacy. Since 2008, he has specialized in the development of materials for youth and led projects such as elementary and high school awareness programs, educational books, videos, and the Allergy Pals online mentorship program. An avid traveller, Kyle founded www.allergytranslation.com in 2006 to help people travel with allergies by providing cards with professional translations of allergens in foreign languages. He earned a master's degree in 2019 at Queen's University for innovation management and entrepreneurship, and is currently relaunching his allergy travel resources under the new name Equal Eats. His goal is to help people with dietary restrictions enjoy food safely all around the world.

We catch up with Food Allergy Educator, Musician and Entrepreneur, Kyle Dine. Well known for his live concerts and videos, Kyle shares how he is addressing his cancelled 2020 Tour. He also gives us a peek into his new venture, Equal Eats. Discover Kyle's music and videos at KyleDine.com or visit his new website launching in May 2020 at EqualEats.com.You can find the FAACT Roundtable Podcast on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcast, Stitcher,  iHeart Radio, Podcast Chaser, Deezer, and Listen Notes.Visit us at www.FoodAllergyAwareness.org and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and YouTube. Contact us directly via Email.Sponsored by: National Peanut Board and DBV Technologies

Halloween is supposed to be a little spooky, but for kids with food allergies, it can be justifiably terrifying. Learn how you can make trick or treating a fun for everyone with Charlotte Joseph from the Food Allergy Support New Mexico.  Find out about the Teal Pumpkin Project. We've got a ghost story by Bill Harley, and music by Trout Fishing in America, Kyle Dine, The Okee Dokee Brothers, Donovan, Anne Hill, Ralph Covert, Newell Oler, Sho Mo & The Monkey Bunch and more.  Broadcasting live here from 9 to 10am MST every Saturday or listen after Saturday by clicking on "Last Week's Show".

With the summer here I wanted to take the opportunity to talk about travelling and the importance of being allergy safe and allergy smart. First I'll be talking about how NOT to travel and then I'll have a special message for the teenage boys with allergies. What You'll Learn: I have been lucky enough to do quite a lot of travelling over the last 10 years, both with family and as an adult. I’ve done the nice travelling on planes with luggage and staying hotels and I’ve also done the whole backpacking thing staying in hostels, eating cheap food and basically slumming it. But when it comes to allergies you have to take some precautions and make some preparations. I’m not going to bore you with a list of must do’s, instead I’m going to do something different. Let's talk about what NOT to do. I'll also be talking about what happens when you ignore your allergy and another way to think about it.   Resources: Listen to Kyle Dine talk about the Male Perspective on Living With Allergies Psychologist Jordan B Peterson talks about Slaying the Dragon Within Us THANK YOU FOR LISTENING To get more EAS content sent directly to your device as they become available, you can subscribe on iTunes or Stitcher Radio! One of our little goals we would love to achieve for is to get into the iTunes "New & Noteworthy" Section, it means we get free front page advertising on iTunes, how great for allergy awareness! But we can't do it without you. Please subscribe, rate and review on iTunes so that the people at Apple will take notice of our podcast And lastly, if you have any questions, thoughts, or guests you want to see on the show, please contact me via the contact page. Sponsor This weeks sponsor is Vicki Montague from the Free From Fairy Blog. Vicki has developed a gluten free and rice free wholegrain flour blend. It is as delicious as it is versatile to use in breads, cakes, biscuits and pastry! Click here for your chance to WIN a 6 month supply of flour!

Today's Guest: Kyle Dine WEBSITE: http://www.kyledine.com FACEBOOK: @Kyle Dine Music Today I welcome Kyle Dine, allergy musician, advocate and multiple severe allergy sufferer. As he is the first allergy man to come on the show, I ask him to share his experiences of growing up with allergies. He shares the moment that changed him and how he is now living life to the full the allergy safe way. What You'll Learn: Kyle Dine is an allergy musician and allergy advocate He has multiple severe allergies to: peanut, tree nut, fish, shellfish, egg, mustard He tells me the story of managing his allergies He tells me he wasn't good at managing his allergies as a kid He tells me about his severe anaphylactic reaction at 21 He tells me about his wake up call, when he knew he needed to start taking his allergies more seriously This started his journey to start empowering himself and others who have allergies Kyle tells me how he started writing allergy songs We chat about the transitions in the life of an allergy kid and how these can affect them We talk about how to prepare for these transitions how parents can make a difference in their children’s lives We chat about the importance of allergy kids taking ownership of their allergies We talk about the male perspective on having allergies Kyle tells me how social pressure affected him as a young man and advocating for his allergies We talk about travelling with allergies and Kyle’s experiences both as a young man and what he learned Kyle tells me about the time he travelled to China! We talk about taking ownership of our decisions in looking after our allergies, the good and the bad I realised how wonderful it was to experience China. I loved it…and it was not for the food. Ep. 37 - @kyledineClick To Tweet Resources: http://www.foodallergyvideo.com http://allergytravels.com https://www.allergytranslation.com My Skillshare Courses As mentioned at the end of the episode, along with writing some recipe books (“Gluten Free and Vegan Chocolate Treats” & “30 Days, 30 Dinners”) I have started teaching allergy safe baking and cooking! To find out what you like to learn about, I’ve started putting them up on Skillshare. I’d love for you to take a look, so I have created some FREE enrolment links. Simply click on the titles below and it will take you straight to the class. You will NOT need to pay anything or sign up with a card. You will be able to watch the tutorial straight away 

Today's Guest: Lisa Rutter WEBSITE: www.nonutsmomsgroup.weebly.com FACEBOOK: @nonutsmomsgroup No Nuts Moms Group No Nuts Moms Group Lisa Rutter is the founder of No Nuts Mom’s Group. It is the largest and most international support group in the allergy community with groups all over the world. Lisa tells me the story of how it started and what a difference it has made in her family’s allergy journey. What You'll Learn: Lisa tells me the story of her son’s diagnosis She tells me how her journey started with being very ignorant and with a lot of mis-information Lisa tells me that once the diagnosis of anaphylaxis to nuts came here attitude completely changed In the beginning she felt quite isolated and really wanted to meet other mums like her Lisa tells me how her family’s life changed after her son’s diagnosis We chat about how she has be teaching her son about his allergies and the precautions they take to keep him safe We also chat about teaching her other children about allergies Lisa tells me how she started up No Nuts Mom’s Group She tells me how she wanted it to be free for everyone We also chat about the fun activities that each group set up such as non food easter egg hunts, halloween carnivals, mum’s night outs, and family outings Lisa talks to me about how the No Nuts Mom’s Group has made a difference in her life She tells me how it’s been a support system for her and her family Lisa also why she thinks food allergies are great Lastly, Lisa tells me how you could start your very own group! 3 Top Tips for New Allergy Mums and Dads: Read and learn as much as you can Don’t let food allergies define you Find as much support as you can Resources: EAS025: How Anne Walsh Has Prepared Her Daughter To Be a Confident and Capable Allergy Teen Listen to my parents talk about raising me, their allergy kid! :D Episode 12: Shocked Out of My Socks! Part 1: How My Mum Learned About Anaphylaxis Before the Internet Episode 13: “Shocked Out Of My Socks!” Part 2: My Mum’s Experiences On How To Get Other People To Take Anaphylaxis Seriously Episode 14: When Do You Know You’ve Raised Your Allergy Kid Right? Episode 15: “She Lied to Us” and Almost Killed Our Daughter   Below is just one of the Kyle Dine allergy education vides: My Skillshare Courses As mentioned at the end of the episode, along with writing some recipe books (“Gluten Free and Vegan Chocolate Treats” & “30 Days, 30 Dinners”) I have started teaching allergy safe baking and cooking! To find out what you like to learn about, I’ve started putting them up on Skillshare. I’d love for you to take a look, so I have created some FREE enrolment links. Simply click on the titles below and it will take you straight to the class. You will NOT need to pay anything or sign up with a card. You will be able to watch the tutorial straight away 

Episode #32 is a special edition with an interview with Kyle Dine. Kyle has been on the show before in Episode 29 back in 2011. Currently Kyle is running a KickStarter campaign to raise funds for a food allergy video to educate and raise awareness for primary school children about food allergies and anaphylaxis. You can support his project here - http://www.foodallergyvideo.com And his main website is here - http://www.kyledine.com Good luck Kyle and as a backer of your project myself I'm excited to see the finished product in 2015. Listen to the podcast here (press play below) or download the episode to take with you on the go (either directly or via iTunes) Leave a comment below with your thoughts on this subject. Make sure to subscribe to the podcast via iTunes (link at the top of the page) or get on our mailing list using the form on the right. I’ll occasionally keep you up-to-date with all the allergy news from around the world and let you know when a new show is out. Talk Soon Aaron

Time for another show, this time I interview Kyle Dine - Food Allergy Musician and advocate for Anaphylaxis education through music and entertainment. Listen to the interview here (press play below) or download the episode to take with you on the go. You can check out more info about Kyle here... http://www.kyledine.com http://www.allergytranslation.com http://www.whyriskit.org http://www.anaphylaxis.ca Make sure to subscribe to the podcast via iTunes (link at the top of the page) or get on our mailing list using the form on the right. I’ll occasionally keep you up-to-date with all the allergy news from around the world and let you know when a new show is out. Talk Soon Aaron

"Never Gonna Be Bored" is by Adam and the Couch Potatoes. H. H. Monro (known as Saki) wrote "The Storyteller." The poet Horace wrote the Ars Poetica, which says (depending on your translation) that "poetry has two aims -- to instruct and to give delight." You can read a little bit about the history of children's literature at Random History. American Children's Literature and the Construction of Childhood is by Gail Schmunck Murray. Louisa May Alcott wrote a lot of stuff for children, including: * Little Women, followed by Good Wives (sometimes published as part of Little Women) * Little Men, followed by Jo's Boys * Eight Cousins * Rose in Bloom * An Old-Fashioned Girl, parts one and two "Lumberin' Bunny" is by Tom Smith. "It's Windy, Your Majesty" is by KidsCastUK. The American Library Association has an official Library Bill of Rights. They emphasize that parents should be involved in and will be held responsible for their children's reading. They also say that librarians should withhold from the parents as much information about the child's reading choices as possible: "Parents are responsible not only for the choices their minor children make concerning the selection of materials and the use of library facilities and resources, but also for communicating with their children about those choices. Librarians should not breach a child’s confidentiality by giving out information readily available to the parent from the child directly. Libraries should take great care to limit the extenuating circumstances in which they will release such information. (ALA, "Questions and Answers on Privacy and Confidentiality." -- scroll down to the question, "Are privacy rights of minors the same as those of adults?") In case anyone is wondering if I know what I'm talking about regarding the ALA, I got my PhD in Library and Information Science. James R. Kincaid wrote Child-Loving: The Erotic Child and Victorian Culture, as well as Erotic Innocence: The Culture of Child Molesting. Anne Geddes takes photographs of babies dressed up or staged as if they were food or flowers, among other things. The purpose of the photographs is to make us think of the Geddes children as consumables, which we can buy a picture of and consume with our eyes over and over without having to deal with the complexities of babies in real life. It works a lot like porn. "I Wrote a Song About Allergies" is by Kyle Dine. Emma Cooper does the Alternative Kitchen Garden podcast. I'm involved with two writers groups affiliated with the Society for Children's Book Writers and Illustrators. "Now, That's Magic" is by KidsCastUK. All the music (and the KidsCastUK bits) were provided by Mevio.com.

Listen Up! ABC...easy as 123:Did you get your taxes done?Vin Beer: Green's Endeavour Dubbel DarkTune 1: Gluten-Free Blues by Kyle DineHomework is Due: No Country for Old MenTune 2:Tokyo Dream by Allan HoldsworthOn Film: I'm Not There