A carnival grifter might have made up the benefits of apple cider vinegar, but coincidentally, it does have some benefits as an edible substance. The piety and deeply Christian constructs surrounding its use might be what helped its popularity grow.
The speaker talks about how the initial excitement about something new can change over time as we adapt to it.
In this podcast, the speaker discusses whether having a bag of corn on the cob for dinner is a sign of growing old and compares it to a stuffed baked potato.
A family facing eviction in Portland received support from hundreds of people who built defensive barricades, including caltrops, and the city stopped the eviction.
The speaker reflects on how eliminating processed foods from his diet made him appreciate the natural flavors in whole foods, like celery and corn, more.