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Every week on Spilled Milk, writers/comedians Molly Wizenberg and Matthew Amster-Burton start with a food-related topic, from apples to winter squash, and run with it as far as they can go—and, regrettably, sometimes further.

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Recent Guests

Mara Eliason
NPR host
National Public Radio (NPR)
Episode: Episode 740: Solo Travel
Michelle Zahner
Musician and author, known for her work under the name Japanese Breakfast.
Episode: Episode 680: Quindecennial
Michelle Norris
Journalist and author.
Episode: Episode 680: Quindecennial
Pai Lin
YouTube influencer with a significant following.
Episode: Episode 680: Quindecennial
Michele Norris
Acclaimed NPR commentator, author, and podcast host
Washington Post; Your Mama's Kitchen podcast
Episode: Episode 651: Cast Iron Skillet with Michele Norris

Hosts

Molly Wizenberg
Co-host with a background in writing and a deep passion for food and culinary experiences, noting personal anecdotes and humor.
Matthew Amster-Burton
Co-host who blends humor with a deep appreciation for food, sharing personal stories and culinary insights.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 2k ratings
  • My favorite parasocial relationship

    This is my go to comfort podcast when I’ve listened to too much true crime, doom scrolled too long, or need to forget that the world is on fire.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Fghttsgbj
    United States2 months ago
  • No

    I just unsubsribed thet where funny in 2015 not any more just laughinng of Them self

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Verry good food
    Denmark2 months ago
  • Always a hoot

    Molly and Matthew always make me chuckle, and I usually learn something too. Fun food podcast with comedy and camaraderie!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    cristina mw
    Canada8 months ago
  • Fascia

    Hi M & M! Love the podcast, and listen every week! You are both so fun! Anyway…you asked! I used to teach anatomy, physiology and pathology, and would often take my students to visit a cadaver lab where they could participate in dissections. If either of you would ever like to join, you are welcome. Fascia is the most abundant connective tissue in the body, which is the most abundant of the body’s 4 tissues: connective, muscular, nervous and epithelial. Fascia lines every organ, every blood vess... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dr. Eric spinal cracker
    United States9 months ago
  • Repulsively stupid.

    If you love the sound of people sucking their teeth, talking and swallowing with food in their mouth, and just pure stupidity. This pod of for you!!!!! 🤡

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    goodpodclub
    United Statesa year ago

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Some listeners express concerns about occasional disruptive mouth sounds made during broadcasts, impacting their overall enjoyment of the episodes.
Listeners enjoy the witty banter and personal stories shared between the hosts, often finding it a comforting and relatable listen.
The humor and food-related discussions create a delightful blend that resonates with many, providing both entertainment and culinary insights.

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#28
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#154
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#34
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#80
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#191
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#37
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Episode 670: Black Licorice
Q: Is there a food that you thought you didn't like, but discovered you actually do like?
Both hosts recount foods they initially disliked, like pumpkin spice lattes and kale chips, but later came to enjoy, sharing humorous anecdotes about their evolving tastes.
Episode 644: N/A Wines
Q: When you see a new recipe online in a magazine, et cetera, what would warrant actually making it and then it being added to your rotation?
Molly describes having a binder full of recipes she adds to whenever she finds something interesting and tracks which she has tried and liked.
Episode 665: Pita
Q: What small appliances can you never imagine owning?
I could see the appeal of a slow cooker if I worked outside the home, but since I can cook at home throughout the day, I don't think I need one.
Episode 665: Pita
Q: What small appliances do you own that are absolutely essential to your kitchen operations?
I use a rice cooker several times a week, a stand mixer for making doughs, and I wouldn't want to live without an immersion blender for pureeing soups.

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Exploring a multitude of food-related topics, this podcast stands out for its humorous banter and warm chemistry between its hosts. Notable themes include personal anecdotes related to food experiences, culinary explorations of both unique and nostalgic dishes, and the societal implications tied to various food practices. The hosts entertain with light-hearted discussions that not only draw laughs but also engage listeners with thoughtful reflections on food culture and history. Each episode combines entertainment and education, creating an inviting atmosphere for both food enthusiasts and casual listeners alike, highlighting moments of personal connection through humor and storytelling.

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4. Pai Lin
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