In this special Sporkful investigation, Slate's L.V. Anderson and I order sandwiches around New York City to find out whether sandwich sexism is real.
Sporkful listeners with family food feuds call in for my advice on eating pancakes and cookies. But it turns out these domestic disputes are really about love. And also pancakes and cookies.
The popular comedian talks about trying to eat healthier and the frustrations of getting his autistic son to do the same. Plus Ron explains why comedy is a lot like cooking.
The comic discusses food shame and whether the high from eating sausage gravy is worth the sadness that follows.
I'll be joined on stage at Tufts by comic Myq Kaplan, DJ Rekha, and my college advisor. Plus musical performances and a special surprise. Be there!
Lilly and her father Chris disagree on the best way to make root beer floats, but they're on the same page when it comes to this classic treat's restorative powers.
I go out to eat with WNYC's John Hockenberry and a blogger who calls himself "The Disabled Foodie.” Plus YouTube star Zach Anner, who has cerebral palsy, on being offered help he doesn’t need.