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Nov 2, 2026

T. J. HolmesHOST
17:31
That show to just be on in the background.
T. J. HolmesHOST
17:33
It used to be Martha Stewart living.
T. J. HolmesHOST
17:36
because it came on at these odd hours, like midnight to two, somewhere in Joplin, Missouri.
T. J. HolmesHOST
17:41
That's what I slept to.
T.J. HolmesHOST
16:28
That show to just be on in the background.
T.J. HolmesHOST
16:31
It used to be Martha Stewart living.
T.J. HolmesHOST
16:34
because it came on at these odd hours, like midnight to two, somewhere in Joplin, Missouri.
T.J. HolmesHOST
16:39
That's what I slept to.
TJ HolmesHOST
17:31
That show to just be on in the background.
TJ HolmesHOST
17:33
It used to be Martha Stewart living.
TJ HolmesHOST
17:36
because it came on at these odd hours, like midnight to two, somewhere in Joplin, Missouri.
TJ HolmesHOST
17:41
That's what I slept to.
Gloria ChouHOST
0:21
The first one last week was how to get into any product gift guide.
Gloria ChouHOST
0:24
I shared the five out of 10 best ideas and angles that our members have used to get featured in Forbes, Allure, Apartment Therapy, Martha Stewart Living, Southern Living, and so many more.
Gloria ChouHOST
0:35
And today we're gonna go over the last five.
Gloria ChouHOST
0:38
But just a quick recap, anyone who has anything that can be giftable, and by the way, you can make a digital product and it can be giftable, I encourage you to think about getting into a gift guide, product guide, best of list.
TJ HolmesHOST
17:31
That show to just be on in the background.
TJ HolmesHOST
17:33
It used to be Martha Stewart living.
TJ HolmesHOST
17:36
because it came on at these odd hours, like midnight to two, somewhere in Joplin, Missouri.
TJ HolmesHOST
17:41
That's what I slept to.
Maggie HoffmanHOST
5:17
What were the magazines and cookbooks and cooking shows that you were into back then?
Adrianna AdarmeGUEST
5:23
I would say that Martha Stewart Living was like my holy grail.
Adrianna AdarmeGUEST
5:27
I think I really liked it because it combined cooking with lifestyle and like it was very aspirational.
Adrianna AdarmeGUEST
5:35
It was nothing that I could afford.
Francis SchottHOST
9:37
We have a very special guest today.
Francis SchottHOST
9:39
Susan Spungen was the founding food editor and editorial director for food at Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia for 12 years.
Francis SchottHOST
9:45
She now has her own book, Recipes, a collection for the modern cook, and she joins us today to talk about this great new book.
Francis SchottHOST
9:50
Hi, Susan.
Susan SpungenGUEST
10:52
Those who live in glass houses.
Susan SpungenGUEST
10:54
Yeah.
Francis SchottHOST
10:56
Now, how is it different? I mean, you've written a lot of books under the auspices of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia.
Francis SchottHOST
11:01
That's
Bettina MakalintalGUEST
9:04
So like, you know, very much, and we moved to Pennsylvania.
Bettina MakalintalGUEST
9:06
So like very much moving to Pennsylvania, you're kind of like, you know, building a new home, like, you know, trying to figure out like, what are we making in this new country and stuff? Obviously my mom sort of like knew how to do the Filipino things, but like, but yeah, so I think like the joy of cooking and like, in addition to like having like Martha Stewart living magazines, you know, it was very much, that was the like, trying to figure out like oh we do thanksgiving now like how do we do that or we like are in a country where people make pies like how do we do that and so yeah I think it was definitely just one of those things that I always remember as just being like a reference on my mom's shelf and whenever you know I think when she wasn't sure of like how to do something that was sort of where you would go and also like as a kid it goes very much down like oh this was foreshadowing but like I was very much like reading her cookbooks as a kid even though I wasn't really sort of understanding things but just like reading the words, looking at the diagrams and stuff.
Bettina MakalintalGUEST
9:55
Yeah.
Megan ScottHOST
9:55
Yeah.
Megan ScottHOST
10:07
So you had to read things like the shampoo bottle and your mom's cookbooks that you didn't understand.
Shannon LarsonHOST
10:12
Yeah.
Shannon LarsonHOST
10:13
And Martha Stewart living magazines.
Shannon LarsonHOST
10:14
I remember going through every page of those when I was young and I was like, I don't have a house to decorate, but I'm going to read this thing.
Ann ShaferHOST
13:54
get his hands dirty on that.
Ann ShaferHOST
13:55
It's like he's producing Architectural Digest, Dwell Magazine, Martha Stewart Living.
Ann ShaferHOST
14:01
The Sears
Tru LudwigGUEST
14:02
catalog for how to build your home, and here's the kit.
Richard ChristiansenGUEST
23:44
Do you want to start? We have a camellia love together.
Martha StewartHOST
23:48
Well, I spent a lot of time working on the magazine, Martha Stewart Living, and we would do these big stories on different species.
Martha StewartHOST
23:56
So we wanted to do a camellia story.
Martha StewartHOST
23:59
And I was told, well, the only great camellia grower in America is Nuccio's out in Pasadena.

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