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Nov 6, 2026

speaker_2UNKNOWN
28:44
We offer the good deeds we've done.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
28:48
Bread blessed and broken for all to share when we gather.
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3:49
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Amalia DupreeHOST
4:00
Having bread with butter is normal, but having a butter sandwich is weird.
Montgomery JonesHOST
4:08
Sending of a balloon to the sky is actually littering.
Amalia DupreeHOST
4:14
The prank where people cut wired earphones and give them ear pods was just a marketing trick by Apple to promote them.
Tom HowardHOST
5:44
Yeah, why did you have to find it in our lifetime? You know, when I sang, it ultimately got terribly wanted.
Tom HowardHOST
5:50
Why, when I sang Shortland's Bread, you could smell it.
Tom HowardHOST
5:54
Uh-huh.
Tom HowardHOST
5:55
Well, you can sing anything you can smell it.
Steven GundryHOST
9:02
It's not gonna work in America.
Steven GundryHOST
9:04
So what do you do? Well, first of all, there's no human need for bread.
Steven GundryHOST
9:09
Bread is mostly converted into sugar, and there's no human need for sugar.
Steven GundryHOST
9:16
But if you've got to have your breads, look for compliant brands like Bread Seriously, like Arise Bakery and Uprising Foods all make lectin-light options.
Steven GundryHOST
9:30
Bread Seriously even makes lectin-free options.
Steven GundryHOST
9:33
Now, if you're baking on your own for structure, mix flax and millet flour with tapioca and arrowroot starch, and you'll get close to a real loaf.
Steven GundryHOST
9:44
Psyllium husk gives you that same stretch gluten does.
KarenHOST
10:55
I mean, that was the least of our worries.
KarenHOST
10:57
And during the Beast from the East, the Brennan's Bread.
KarenHOST
10:59
Remember that? Did the Brennan's Bread all go? That was the Beast from the East.
KarenHOST
11:01
Remember that mental snow we had? Yes.
KarenHOST
11:04
Julie was a baby.
KarenHOST
11:05
But yeah, there was no Brennan's Bread.
KarenHOST
11:07
Yeah.
KarenHOST
11:07
Was there literally
Matt PhillpottHOST
1:31
So he's written previously about chop suey, a cultural history of Chinese food in the United States, and the award-winning A Square Meal, A Commonly History of the Great Depression with his wife, Jane.
Matt PhillpottHOST
1:43
And today, in particular, we're talking about American Bread, A History, which Andrew published earlier this year with the University of California Press.
Matt PhillpottHOST
1:52
So today we'll be talking about American bread.
Matt PhillpottHOST
1:55
And Andrew is showing us the cover of the book, which is fantastic to see.

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Andrew CoeGUEST
7:14
So the Germans essentially, by the end of the 19th century, dominated the baking industry.
Andrew CoeGUEST
7:20
And they were always very, very interested in technology.
Andrew CoeGUEST
7:24
And they helped build the first bakeries, which led to the formation of loaves like Wonder Bread and things like that today.
Kelly SpringHOST
7:33
And then, I mean,
Enrique SantosHOST
7:23
¿Cómo dan entonces con Bad Bunny?
LorenGUEST
7:25
Mmm, pues, eh, para hace tiempo ya habíamos sacado nuestro primer EP que se llamaba "Pan" y era como ritmo salseros, pero con, con un toque un poco más de ahora.
LorenGUEST
7:33
Este, obviamente, son productores, son muchos sonidos nuevos.
LorenGUEST
7:37
Eh, y en el proceso de sacar nuestro segundo EP, "Tierra", nos contactan que un tal Benito quería conocernos.
LorenGUEST
10:18
Ese es "Libertad".
Enrique SantosHOST
10:19
¿Por qué el nombre "Libertad"?
AdriánGUEST
10:21
Este, porque nuestro previo EP, que son "Pan" y "Tierra", ¿verdad? Queríamos este-establecer como una tribu, una trilogía de lanzamientos, entonces que se llamara, ¿verdad? "Pan, Tierra, Libertad".
AdriánGUEST
10:34
Así que los EP son "Pan", "Tierra" y el, el álbum concluye esa, esa trilogía con la palabra libertad.
Jason TaylorHOST
34:48
The results are usually pretty good.
Greg TishHOST
34:50
Bread is difficult.
Greg TishHOST
34:51
Bread's very hard.
Greg TishHOST
34:54
You can use a paper towel with water on it for bread.
Greg TishHOST
34:56
Okay, because you have some amazing Cuban bread that that's wrapped in.
Barrett MerrillGUEST
43:33
Like, um, God calls to mind his faithfulness in the journey.
Barrett MerrillGUEST
43:38
And so I think it's us recalling that, but then he starts to talk about, Hey, I'm about to bring you into this promised land where, you know, there's brooks of water, there's fountains, there's springs, um, there's wheat and barley, there's vines of fig trees, pomegranates, olive trees, honey, uh, Bread without scarcity.
Barrett MerrillGUEST
43:56
There's stones or iron.
Barrett MerrillGUEST
43:59
You can dig up copper in the hills.
Tom PapaHOST
58:47
Oh, yeah.
Tom PapaHOST
58:48
Bread.
Tom PapaHOST
58:48
Bagel at ease.
Tom PapaHOST
58:49
Come on, dude.

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