Fictional Foods
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“I love the looser feel the podcast has, as compared to the scripted show.
Episode suggestion: could you do a ‘pod’ on how foods in fictional stories is used for world building? The “oatmeal” in The Matrix, lembas bread from LOTR, the magical candies of Harry Potter and Willy Wonka, and even the shrunken freeze-dried pizza in Back to the Future II, fictional food has been something of a shorthand for establishing the reality of these worlds.”
Sarah E-something via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/10/22
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“I’ve been following Adam on YouTube for some years now and his content is truly amazing! The first episode of this podcast is just as wonderful and enjoyable. I enjoyed getting to know the people behind Middle Eats, and Adam’s anecdotes and interesting bits of information here and there. I am...”Read full review »
Dr Olayyan via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
03/21/22
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“This is very new so can’t give much feedback yet. The audio is good.
I have watched your videos for a long time. How long does it take to think up the segue to the sponsor spot?”
Duluxdoggy via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
03/20/22
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“I enjoyed the first episode and the trailer, I am a fan of podcasts and a fan of Adam’s. I follow many chefs on YouTube as I’m sure most listeners do but I prefer the way Ragusea narrates, he has a magnetic cadence when speaking and it makes you feel welcome and engaged. I will happily enjoy a...”Read full review »
A. White. via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
03/22/22
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