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by Dan Pashman
3x James Beard Award winner. Named one of TIME's 100 Best Podcasts Of All Time. We obsess about food to learn more about people. It's not for foodies, it's for eaters. Hosted by Dan Pashman, inventor of the viral pasta shape cascatelli. Subscribe to SiriusXM Podcasts+ to listen to new episodes of The Sporkful ad-free. Start a free trial now on Apple Podcasts or by visiting siriusxm.com/podcastsplus.
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I love that Dan has a variety of guests. He doesn’t shy away from tough topics. It’s a great balance of humor and compassion.
I have been looking forward to listening to each week’s Sporkful for years. When I reflect on what makes this podcast so enjoyable for me, I keep coming back to Dan Pashman’s uncanny ability to give an amazing interview. Dan asks insightful and thoughtful questions. He interjects the perfect amount of his own experiences. He sounds like he loves a good and genuine laugh but certainly does not shy away from important and hard discussions. What a pro! Keep up the amazing conversations!
Every week I look forward to Monday so I can listen to this podcast Dan. You have made me appreciate and understand food so much more now I look forward to having dinner every night thanks to you and the sporkfull team. Thanks a million!!!
Okay first y'all stop complaining about the reheats. I love them because i never got to listen to the old episodes; i have no access to them in any other way. Also, they don't take away from any of the new episodes...the reheats are just extra. Second, please just SKIP THE ADS. It's not that hard. Podcasting isn't a super lucrative business and the ads help to keep this going. This is a solid podcast.
I love Dan Pashman and I’ve always enjoyed his contributions on a different podcast that truly is about food and cooking, so I was excited about him starting this podcast. But after several episodes, I was just disappointed that every episode revolved around some gimmicky social media influencer. Social media is a big corny popularity contest that is kinda like adults opting to go back to high school, and interviewing influencers is just like choosing to talk to the most popular kids instead of people that have spent years learning and developing their craft. I know the majority of people watch the “popular kids” all day long on their phones, so this is for you you’ll probably enjoy listening to them. For me personally I would love this podcast if it was less influencers and more actual cooks, chefs, and credible food writers.
I have listened to Sporkful for several years. And while I don’t listen to every single episode, there’s rarely an episode I do listen to that I don’t enjoy. Some are very moving. Anyway, I’ve often been annoyed by the 2-3min ad breaks, especially for a podcast that started making money and seems to be doing quite well in the pasta game. And then I checked in today and discovered there was a SIX MINUTE ad break!! Ridiculous. Sound off if I have it way wrong but I feel like I’m tuned into morning network television with this content:ad ratio.
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