Bill Nye, The FOOD Science Guy!

Bill Nye, The FOOD Science Guy!

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Is It Wrong To Eat Popcorn At The Movies?

French podcaster Samia Basille loves going to the movies. And she enjoys popcorn. But she doesn't think the two should ever be combined. (Many other French people feel the same way.) When Samia spent a few months living in New York, it left her wondering: Why do Americans insist ...  Show more

Katie's Year In Recovery (Reheat)

We follow one woman's attempt to recover from an eating disorder and hear what it’s like to wake up each morning and have to fight a battle not only with food, but more importantly, with yourself. It's a rare look inside one person’s struggle. We also hear from her husband and ex ...  Show more

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