
In January 2022, Kelly Rizzo’s life changed forever when she suddenly lost her husband, Bob Saget. What followed were a lot of tears, a lot of conversations, and a new way of moving forward.
Comfort Food is a podcast about honest storytelling and real conversations that offer comfort, clarity, and perspective. Through conversations with friends, notable guests, and solo episodes, Kelly explores im... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 46 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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This episode is about the kind of pain no one talks about enough.
Lala Kent opens up about hitting rock bottom, navigating public heartbreak, a horrific breakup, child custody, and the kind of emotional spiral that can make you feel like you’re not ... more
The night before my husband Bob passed away, I was lying in bed watching Sex and the City (...And Just Like That)
Specifically… the episode where Mr. Big dies.
I remember feeling completely gutted watching Carrie lose her husband so suddenly. I was... more
What if bullying didn’t end in high school?
In this episode of Comfort Food, I sit down with my wonderful sister Kristin to talk about something we almost never hear about… what it’s like to be bullied as an adult.
In my early 30s, I went through a... more
What is it really like to build a career as a content creator?
In this episode, I’m joined by my very dear friend Erica Eckman, founder of Ecko Digital Media. Erica and I actually started our journeys at the same time over a decade ago… with just a ... more
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Thank you. I am going through exactly what you experienced. My heart is broken and the pain in my heart is real.
I have followed Kelly on social media for years, but I somehow just recently learned of her podcast. I recently lost my dad, and these stories, especially about Bob, hit close to home. It’s so refreshing and validating to listen to this open space of people talking about something everyone will endure at some point. I adore Kelly and I have enjoyed every episode so far. The addition of comfort food and recipes is also such a cool idea!
As someone dealing with grief due to an unexpected, tragic loss myself, this is comforting and I enjoy listening. So happy that she finally had CCB on- love her !
Love the idea of this and the guests. The only thing I find annoying is talking about Special Forces. We get it, you did Special Forces.
So glad you had Hospice Nurse Julie on the podcast. I wish I would have had this information when my mother was dying in 2020. She had dementia and we were shocked when she went into the hospital and they told us to contact hospice. We brought her home with hospice and she died in 5 weeks. She experienced so many of the things Julia spoke about. I tried learning as much as possible online as hospice isn’t there all the time. It made me less afraid to know what to expect. Can’t wait to read Julie... more
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A compassionate, host-driven show that pairs candid conversations about grief, loss, and life's hard moments with comforting food stories. Episodes center on personal journeys, resilience, and practical takeaways, often featuring guests who share vulnerable memories and go-to comfort recipes. The format blends intimate storytelling with cooking-inspired rituals, creating a warm space for listeners navigating difficult topics and seeking perspective, connection, and small moments of hope.
Noteworthy traits include a steady focus on grief and healing through authentic dialogue, normalization of difficult feelings, and a distinctive pairing of guests' life stories with comfort foods. The show frequently explores relationships, caregiving, and... more
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Recent guests on Comfort Food include:
1. Lala Kent
2. Erica Eckman
3. Melissa Metrano
4. Amanda Kloots
5. Tiffany Louise
6. Arielle Lorre
7. Megan Devine
8. Candace Cameron Bure
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