
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.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 755 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyFoodArts | |||

Beep Beep! We're flying the friendly skies to Pastrami Land via Rye Air and hope to avoid blowouts along the way. We learn how babies are made and how cult leaders are killed as we attempt to list out Romanian facts before meeting Grandma Sycamore. T... more
After assigning yet another segment theme song to Producer Abby, M &M recount sushi experiences both childish and VERY adult. They wonder about the color red, the concept that is Mr Etymology and the tenets of post-modernism before deciding to avoid ... more
Today we tackle these countertop jars as we lose interest in birthdays and deliver inside jokes to subscribers only. We deal with dressings, Blink 002 and a brand new special guest who oozes everywhere before declaring that ignorance is bliss. Throug... more
Today we encounter high pitched flavors as we taste the brioche of crackers. We name the world's greatest toy and crown a new PEFP as we endure chemical tangs, frissons of danger and failed musical analogies. After some homespun tales and an exciting... more
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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!!!!! 🤡
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I love this podcast. They're wandering into some strange corners, but they've done a LOT of cool episodes.
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.
I just unsubsribed thet where funny in 2015 not any more just laughinng of Them self
Molly and Matthew always make me chuckle, and I usually learn something too. Fun food podcast with comedy and camaraderie!
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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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Spilled Milk launched 16 years ago and published 755 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Spilled Milk include:
1. Mr. Etymology
2. Mara Eliason
3. Michelle Zahner
4. Michelle Norris
5. Pai Lin
6. Michele Norris
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