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Nov 8, 2026

Tom SimonsHOST
32:37
burnt toast
Jack ManifoldHOST
32:39
yeah you gotta get it's like Marmite innit it's like you just gotta it's not like Marmite because
Tom SimonsHOST
32:42
Marmite's beautiful no
Jack ManifoldHOST
32:43
Marmite's you love it you hate olives innit acquired taste I hate olives yeah with time you would love them if you ate them lots
Tom SimonsHOST
32:50
that's but I feel like you could like if you trick yourself into anything I guess you can do that
Jack ManifoldHOST
32:55
yeah but you get to be part of a really cool crew of guys that drink Guinness I'll be honest, it's gotten a bit like, I think the Guinness drinking got a bit performative.
Rob DavidsonGUEST
33:35
If he'd have taken literary tropes and genres and played with that, that could have been fascinating.
Joe FordHOST
33:42
It's been a real Marmite story, this, because it has now appeared on as many bottom 10 lists as top.
Joe FordHOST
33:51
And I don't think two or three episodes have gone by without it being mentioned.
Joe FordHOST
33:56
Um,
speaker_3HOST
22:21
This is a fatal dietary interaction.
speaker_3HOST
22:23
If a patient on an MAOI eats tyramine-rich foods, so aged cheese, cured meats, Marmite, they can suffer a massive hypertensive crisis.
speaker_4HOST
22:32
The mechanism there is fascinating.
speaker_3HOST
22:35
Tyramine is usually broken down by monoamine oxidase in the gut.
RezaHOST
50:37
It's kind of, when there is a cigar that's good, it's generally agreed that it's smokable.
RezaHOST
50:44
There's something to it, right? It's the ones that divide everyone are the Marmite cigars.
RezaHOST
50:49
They're like, you really like it or you really don't like it.
RezaHOST
50:53
That's really those.
Issy WarburtonHOST
37:31
So think of the thing that you want to eat after you're recovering from flu.
Issy WarburtonHOST
37:35
For me, it's like Marmite toast and a full fat Coke and ask somebody to bring that with them when they come to visit you.
Issy WarburtonHOST
37:43
In terms of recovery afterwards, honestly, I felt like the worst part of it was the pain from the gas that they blow your tummy up with.
Issy WarburtonHOST
37:52
It kind of felt like my shoulders were kind of hunched up to my ears and a really stabbing pain.
Dilly HussainHOST
1:13
Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh my dear brothers sisters friends and the foes out there and welcome to another episode of the blood brothers podcast with your host diddy hussein before i introduce today's guest i'm going to remind all the avid podcast listeners that you can find this episode on all five seasons on all the major audio platforms and if you tune in via youtube don't be cheeky do remember to click subscribe to the five pillars youtube channel Today's guest requires no introduction.
Dilly HussainHOST
1:39
A dear brother, a friend, someone who has been described as Marmite of some sort.
Dilly HussainHOST
1:44
I'm definitely more on the liking side of it.
Dilly HussainHOST
1:47
He is the world-renowned viral sensation, YouTuber, influencer and da'i, our brother Ali Dawah.
Dilly HussainHOST
1:53
Assalamualaikum.
Ali DawahGUEST
1:54
Interesting words.
Dilly HussainHOST
1:56
What, Marmite? No, Marmite.
Dilly HussainHOST
1:58
I tried
MichaelHOST
35:54
Yeah, it's funny.
MichaelHOST
35:55
I think it's a bit of a chalk or cheese, is it? Love them or love them? Marmite.
MichaelHOST
35:59
Yeah, Marmite bad.
MichaelHOST
36:01
And I liked them.
MichaelHOST
36:02
Again, they would transport me back.
Paul LanfearGUEST
5:41
I am likely to resonate with some people more than others.
Paul LanfearGUEST
5:44
Like, you know, I'm not suggesting I'm quite Marmite, but I suppose who I most resonate with are people who are, and probably like the people who, for example, Tom would have rubbed shoulders with at the adventure retreat, are sort of founders who are values led and often, you know, They kind of want more from their businesses.
Paul LanfearGUEST
6:07
Money is great.
Paul LanfearGUEST
6:08
You will not hear me say a single negative comment about money.
Colm O'MongainHOST
18:01
It may not be to your taste, but to get into such high dodging overs, It's the
Kevin DoyleGUEST
18:05
Marmite debate though, isn't it? It's just one of those things that for some reason people dig their heels in on and feel really passionate about and it's a safe argument to have if you're looking to fill airtime.
Kevin DoyleGUEST
18:15
Wouldn't it have
Katie HannonHOST
18:17
been great? Are you suggesting, Kevin Doyle, that we are filling airtime here?
DanHOST
31:46
Have you had Vegemite?
AlexGUEST
31:48
I have Marmite, so similar.
DanHOST
31:50
similar i don't know the difference enough to break it down yeah my understanding is vegemite's maybe a bit bit bit harsher on the palate um but if you once you get used to it you're like i love it like vegemite on toast um things like that i try i took some vegemite when i went to italy to visit my family like years ago and got them to try it and they were just like mortified And it was a full thing.
DanHOST
32:18
Oh, this is disgusting.

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