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FAACT's Roundtable

FAACT's Roundtable Podcast
Food Allergies
FAACT
Food Allergy Awareness Month
Invisible No More
Food Allergy Hive
Camp TAG
FAACT College Resource Center
Invisible No More Campaign
FPIES
Mast Cell Activation Syndrome
Allergy Aide
Artificial Intelligence
Abbott Nutrition
Food Allergies On Campus
Budgeting
Anxiety
National Peanut Board
Hypoallergenic Formulas
Miss America's Teen
Emergency Medical Planning

Presented in a welcoming format with interviews and open discussions, FAACT’s Roundtable podcast episodes cover all aspects of living with food allergies across the lifespan. You don't want to miss out, so subscribe, sit back, relax, and welcome FAACT into your homes! Please note that our guests are not compensated in any way by our generous sponsors to participate in specific podcasts.

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Let’s talk about something so many families quietly carry—food allergy anxiety. For kids and caregivers, everyday moments like mealtimes, food challenges, or even medical appointments can feel overwhelming. So where do you even begin to ease that fea... more

Summer can bring unique challenges for people living with Mast Cell Disease. From heat and travel to outdoor activities, how can you enjoy the season while managing symptoms? Join us as we sit down with content creator and patient advocate, Jenna Ges... more

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Recent Guests

Greg Puglisi
Board-certified allergist, CEO and founder of Allergy Aide
Allergy Aide
Episode: Ep. 287: AI in Action - Allergy Aide
Dr. Lisa Lombard
Licensed clinical psychologist
Private practice; specializes in pediatric anxiety and food allergy management
Episode: Ep. 286: Food Allergy Anxiety and Comfort Kits for Children
Jenna Gestetner
Content creator and patient advocate focused on MCAS
Self-described MCAS advocate; social media presence as JennaXHealth
Episode: Ep. 285: Keep Calm and Summer on with Mast Cell Disease
Fallon Schultz
CEO of the International FPIES Association
International FPIES Association
Episode: Ep. 284: The Latest on FPIES
Manisha Relan
Member of FAACT's Medical Advisory Board
FAACT
Episode: Ep. 283: How to Navigate Evidence-Based Science Online
Alison Cassin
FAACT Medical Advisory Board member and registered dietitian
FAACT
Episode: Ep. 282: Food Allergy Eating Without Breaking the Bank
Brian Vickery
Division Chief of Allergy and Immunology, Children's Healthcare of Atlanta and Emory University
Children's Healthcare of Atlanta; Emory University
Episode: Ep. 281: Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) & Food Allergies
Kaitlin Proctor
Ph.D., Assistant Professor at Emory School of Medicine, Department of Pediatrics; Board Certified Psychologist
Emory University; Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
Episode: Ep. 281: Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) & Food Allergies
Amanda Bee
Allergic disease advocate and former president of Utah Food Allergy Network
Utah Food Allergy Network
Episode: Ep. 280: Why FAACT's Food Allergy Awareness Month Campaign Is for You

Hosts

Caroline Moassisi
Host of FAACT's Roundtable discussions; long-running facilitator focused on family experiences, advocacy, and community resources.
Caroline Mowasisi
Co-host guiding conversations, introduces guests, and helps navigate topics with a focus on community impact and practical guidance.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 15 ratings
  • Helpful

    Thanks for covering the wide variety of topics to help patients. As a parent to a food allergy teen, I really appreciate having this as a resource.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Hattrickmissy
    United Statesa year ago
  • Thank you Caroline!

    I am a food allergy parent and always enjoy this podcast. But this week I especially loved Caroline’s thoughtful and reassuring message after this week’s awful news about the NYU doctor who died of anaphylaxis after dining at Disney Springs. Thank you Caroline for this great podcast and all the information you give to food allergy parents and practitioners.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JayJay in LA
    United States2 years ago
  • Subscribe now and be part of the conversation!

    This is a podcast dedicated to providing valuable insights and discussions on living with food allergies across all stages of life! Presented in an inviting format, this podcast covers a wide range of topics related to food allergies, ensuring that listeners stay informed and empowered. In the episode titled "Food Science and How Manufacturing Works," the hosts delve into the fascinating world of food science and manufacturing, shedding light on the processes behind the food we consume. By subsc... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sabrina Runbeck, MPH, MHS, PA-
    Philippines3 years ago
  • Great podcast

    Enjoy all the topics!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    vvanhaaf
    United States5 years ago

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The show consistently highlights advocacy and community resources, which helps listeners feel supported and informed.
Listeners appreciate the breadth of topics from clinical insights to practical budgeting for families.
Parents find reassurance and actionable steps for navigating school and medical settings.

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Ep. 284: The Latest on FPIES
Q: How does the organization support both patients and clinicians?
By providing tools like the Emergency Action Plan, Lonnie's Lounge tele-coaching, and a Global Clinical Consortium that unites clinicians across specialties with patient insights to drive practical, real-world improvements in care.
Ep. 284: The Latest on FPIES
Q: What is the mission behind the International FPIES Association, and what resources can people expect on the website?
The mission focuses on improving quality of life through advocacy, research, support, and education, with resources including emergency action plans, patient and clinician programs, and a global clinical consortium to align care and research.
Ep. 284: The Latest on FPIES
Q: Can you share your personal connection to FPIES, and then what inspired you to create the International FPIES Association?
Fallon describes an 18-year history with FPIES starting from her son's diagnosis, the lack of resources, and a determination to build an organization that connects patients, families, and clinicians to improve care and advocacy.
Ep. 276: Suspect A Food Allergy? Start Here!
Q: Please share your background and why you were interested in food allergy altogether.
I am a board-certified Allergist-Immunologist in Cincinnati with training from the Cleveland Clinic. My interest in food allergies started during fellowship and with early work in oral immunotherapy, which drew me into the field as a meaningful and evolving space.
Ep. 273: Food Allergy Travel - Unexpected Situations
Q: What should families contemplate before a trip to prepare for potential disruptions?
She suggests clarifying the travel why, preparing in two buckets (allergy preparation and emotional preparation), researching destinations for suitable foods, bringing home items in advance, and creating practical tools like allergy cards, language resources, and stocked medical kits.

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What is FAACT's Roundtable about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A consistently consumer-friendly show that centers on living with food allergies across all ages, with a strong emphasis on practical management, clinical insights, advocacy, and community resources. Episodes frequently feature healthcare professionals, researchers, and patient advocates who translate medical concepts into actionable guidance for families, schools, and caregivers. Unique strengths include structured discussions on evidence-based care, ARFID and anxiety management, school and college accommodations, and campaigns that boost visibility and policy engagement for the allergy community. The format blends expert commentary with personal stories to illuminate day-to-day realities, making it useful for listeners seeking both trustw... more

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1. Greg Puglisi
2. Dr. Lisa Lombard
3. Jenna Gestetner
4. Fallon Schultz
5. Manisha Relan
6. Alison Cassin
7. Brian Vickery
8. Kaitlin Proctor

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