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Cody Maxwell
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Given the name of a 1980's 3rd place rodeo contestant, Cody Maxwell has found an interest in having non-sensical conversations with people who are smarter than him. After amassing tens of views on YouTube, and being bookmarked on his Grandma's iPad, the future of the show looks ok? After 36 more payments he owns the cameras and can more aptly pursue prodigious sponsorship from Coors Light.

  1. 1d ago

    24 Hours in Paros, Greece: Naoussa, Beaches & No Rental Car

    What can you fit into 24 hours in Paros without renting a car? We arrive by ferry in Parikia, take the bus to Naoussa, swim at Piperi Beach, and return for dinner before continuing to Naxos the following day. In this Maxwell’s Kitchen Euro Trip episode, Cody Maxwell and Stephanie explore Paros by bus and on foot. Our visit includes a stay at KOKOON, Naoussa’s harbor and narrow streets, dinner at Cavo d’Oro, and Panagia Ekatontapyliani, commonly known as the Church of 100 Doors. There’s also the less peaceful side of Greek island hopping: crowds at the ferry port, waiting to board, and figuring out how everyone is supposed to fit onto the same boat. This route focuses on Parikia, Naoussa, and beach time rather than trying to cover the entire island. Useful Links KOKOON ParosAccommodation featured in this episode.https://kokoonparos.com/ Paros BusesOfficial KTEL Paros routes and timetables.https://ktelparou.gr/en/bus-schedules.html Cavo d’OroRestaurant featured in Parikia.https://cavodoroparos.gr/ Panagia EkatontapylianiOfficial information about the Church of 100 Doors.https://www.ekatontapyliani.gr/en/ Blue Star FerriesFerry schedules and booking information.https://www.bluestarferries.com/en-gb More Greece Travel Planning Milos, Paros and Naxos in Three DaysOur route, ferry transfers, and the tradeoffs of visiting three islands so quickly.https://maxwellskitchenpodcast.com/blog/milos-paros-naxos-3-day-island-hopping More Euro Trip Episodes and Travel Guideshttps://maxwellskitchenpodcast.com/podcast/itineraries Watch Maxwell’s Kitchen on YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/@maxwellskitchenpodcast

    24 Hours in Paros, Greece: Naoussa, Beaches & No Rental Car

  2. Oct 11

    24 Hours in Milos, Greece: Sarakiniko, Plaka & No Rental Car

    Spend 24 hours in Milos, Greece, with us as we explore Sarakiniko’s moonlike coastline, watch the sunset in Plaka, and get around by public bus without renting a car or ATV. Our trip starts at Milos Airport, where we catch the bus into Adamas and check in at Tsakanos Home. Staying near the port gives us a convenient base for the afternoon’s exploring and the ferry out the following morning. From Adamas, we take another bus to Sarakiniko. The white rock formations and bright blue water make this the stop I would prioritize with only one afternoon on the island. Getting there is also simpler than the landscape makes it look: our airport-to-Adamas and Adamas-to-Sarakiniko bus rides cost €2 each. After exploring the coastline, we head back through Adamas and up to Plaka. We wander the narrow streets, find a view over the Aegean, and watch the sunset before dinner at Archontoula. Greek salad, tzatziki, kebab, bread, water, and drinks come to about €62 for two. We also cover our accommodation cost, the practical reasons for staying in Adamas, and how we fit the route into an afternoon, an overnight stay, and the following morning. This is a focused one-day Milos itinerary rather than a tour of every beach and village. For our route, the buses let us skip the rental counter and spend more time exploring. Check the timetable for your travel dates before following the same plan, since services can change. In This Episode • Getting from Milos Airport to Adamas• Staying at Tsakanos Home near the port• Taking the bus to Sarakiniko• Exploring Milos without a rental car• Sunset views and wandering in Plaka• Dinner at Archontoula• Breakfast and getting to the ferry the next morning Watch on YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPR2F0NqGAI Full itinerary and travel linkshttps://maxwellskitchenpodcast.com/maxwells-kitchen-podcast/24-hours-in-milos-greece More Travel Guideshttps://maxwellskitchenpodcast.com/podcast/itineraries More Maxwell’s Kitchenhttps://maxwellskitchenpodcast.com

    24 Hours in Milos, Greece: Sarakiniko, Plaka & No Rental Car

  3. Sep 30

    24 Hours in Kraków, Poland: Auschwitz-Birkenau & Old Town

    With 24 hours in Kraków, Poland, we visit Auschwitz-Birkenau, spend the evening exploring Old Town, and catch an early flight the following morning. It’s a tight itinerary, and Kraków leaves us wishing we had more time. Our flight lands at 11:05 AM, with an English guided visit at Auschwitz-Birkenau booked for 1:30 PM. We travel directly from Kraków Airport to the Memorial, where our visit includes Auschwitz I and Auschwitz II-Birkenau. We share how we arrange the transportation, fit both sites into the afternoon, and plan around a reservation that leaves little room for delays. Afterward, we head into Kraków and check in at Mikołajska 5 Apartments in Old Town. We arrive during the Pierogi Festival by complete accident, stepping outside to find food stands, music, and streets full of people. Dinner is grilled Polish sausage, pierogi, and beer at Krakowska Koliba. Then we walk through Old Town and Rynek Główny, the Main Market Square, with no complicated plan for the rest of the evening. Visiting Auschwitz-Birkenau is the reason we make this stop in Poland. Kraków itself becomes the unexpected reason we want to return. We also share what we pay for transportation, our guided visit, accommodation, and dinner. The episode follows our actual trip rather than a guaranteed schedule: flight delays, traffic, and visit availability all matter when planning a route this tight. In This Episode • Traveling directly from Kraków Airport to Auschwitz-Birkenau• Planning around a reserved guided visit• Visiting Auschwitz I and Auschwitz II-Birkenau• Staying in Kraków’s Old Town• Arriving during the Pierogi Festival• Dinner at Krakowska Koliba• Walking through the Main Market Square• Returning to the airport for an early flight Watch on YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ciE44HolHc4 Full episode and travel noteshttps://maxwellskitchenpodcast.com/maxwells-kitchen-podcast/24-hours-in-krakow-poland Detailed itinerary and planning guidehttps://maxwellskitchenpodcast.com/blog/auschwitz-from-krakow-one-day More Travel Guideshttps://maxwellskitchenpodcast.com/podcast/itineraries More Maxwell’s Kitchenhttps://maxwellskitchenpodcast.com

    24 Hours in Kraków, Poland: Auschwitz-Birkenau & Old Town

  4. Feb 18

    How Tall Do You Say You Are?

    How tall are you, and how tall do you tell people you are? Some people round up. Some count their shoes. Some remember a measurement from years ago and have decided that’s the answer forever. In this quick take, I get into the funny little negotiations around height: wishing you were taller, choosing a number for a dating profile, and filling out the height field on your driver’s license. An extra inch starts sounding pretty reasonable when you’re the one doing the measuring. What height do you claim, and what’s the actual measurement? Watch on YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBCrmJY12kw Episode pagehttps://maxwellskitchenpodcast.com/maxwells-kitchen-podcast/how-tall-do-you-say-you-are More Maxwell’s Kitchenhttps://maxwellskitchenpodcast.com

    How Tall Do You Say You Are?

  5. Jan 28

    24 Hours in Amsterdam, Netherlands: Anne Frank House, Canals & De Wallen

    24 hours in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Schiphol (AMS) to Amsterdam Centraal, Anne Frank House, canals, and a night walk through De Wallen (the Red Light District). Amsterdam is insanely walkable, ridiculously pretty, and somehow manages to be elegant and chaotic at the same time. This is the fast version - where to stay, what to eat, and what’s actually worth your time if you’ve only got one day. The One-Day Itinerary • Land at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS) • Train to Amsterdam Centraal • Walk to Hotel The Exchange and drop bags • Anne Frank House (book in advance) • Canal wandering + photos • Drinks/snacks at Café Lange Leo • Dinner at Cannibale Royale • Walk about 15 minutes to De Wallen • Morning walk through the quiet city, then train back to Schiphol Getting There NS train: Schiphol Airport to Amsterdam Centraal https://www.ns.nl/en https://www.schiphol.nl/en/from-to-schiphol/by-public-transport/train/ Stay Here Hotel The Exchange (Damrak) https://www.hoteltheexchange.com/ Food + Drinks Café Lange Leo https://www.cafelangeleo.nl/ Cannibale Royale (Handboogstraat) https://cannibaleroyale.nl/locations/handboogstraat/ Useful Links Anne Frank House tickets (official) https://www.annefrank.org/en/museum/tickets/ What is De Wallen https://www.iamsterdam.com/en/explore/neighbourhoods/centrum/things-to-do-in-de-wallen-red-light-district Full episodes on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@maxwellskitchenpodcast Website https://maxwellskitchenpodcast.com Quick Tips • Book Anne Frank House tickets early. It sells out. • This is a walking city. Wear shoes you trust. • Even if you have zero intention of participating, De Wallen is something you should see once. • Start early if you want the calm version of Amsterdam. Opening and closing music, "Check Out" by J. Worra & Leo Stannard. Produced by Cody Maxwell. Maps by Google Earth. Artwork by Cody Maxwell. Opening graphic assets by BoxOfMotion. https://maxwellskitchenpodcast.com

    24 Hours in Amsterdam, Netherlands: Anne Frank House, Canals & De Wallen

  6. Jan 24

    Have You Ever Seen An Old Man Butt?

    Old man butt is real. Have you ever seen an old man butt? It’s like somebody stole the buttcheeks in the middle of the night and left grandpa out there with negative aerodynamics. Put a wallet in the back pocket of some Levi's. You'll see what I mean. Just flopping all over the place. We’re giving BBLs to the wrong people. We need to support our elders. If grandpa needs structural butt support to keep his chonies up, we as a society should step in. Call 1-800-SAVE-MY-BUTT. Operators are standing by. @maxwells.kitchen maxwellskitchenpodcast.com

    Have You Ever Seen An Old Man Butt?

  7. Jan 14

    24 Hours in Ibiza, Spain: San Antonio Beach, Nightlife, and Where to Stay

    Ibiza travel guide for a fast 24 hours in San Antonio (Sant Antoni de Portmany), Spain. We cover airport transport, where to stay, what to eat, where the clubs are at, and the one unexpected highlight: great Mexican food on a Spanish island. The One-Day Itinerary • Land at Ibiza Airport (IBZ) • Taxi or bus to San Antonio (Sant Antoni de Portmany) • Check in at The Red Hotel • Beer run at the convenience store across the street • Lunch at Palapa (Mexican street food + frozen margarita / Paloma) • Walk around town and see the Columbus Egg statue • Swim at Playa de Sant Antoni • Change, then hit the West End bar strip at night • Optional: Caló des Moro for more beach + club energy • Late-night dinner, indecisive makes slice of pizza the option • Early morning port walk for the quiet version of Ibiza Getting There • Taxi IBZ to San Antonio: about €40 (in this episode) • Bus Line 9 IBZ to San Antonio: about €4 and just under an hour (in this episode) • Once you’re in San Antonio, it’s easy to walk to the beach, port, and nightlife streets. Stay Here The Red Hotel (Sant Antoni de Portmany) https://www.ibizafeeling.com/hotels/the-red-hotel/ Food Palapa Ibiza (Sant Antoni de Portmany) https://www.palapaibiza.com/en/ Useful Links Ibiza Airport (IBZ): https://www.aena.es/en/ibiza.html ALSA airport transfers (Line 9: Ibiza Airport ↔ Sant Antoni): https://www.alsa.com/en/airports/ibiza Sant Antoni town overview: https://visit.santantoni.net/en/what-to-do/towns-and-areas/sant-antoni-de-portmany/ Sant Antoni nightlife info: https://visit.santantoni.net/en/what-to-do/nightlife/ Caló des Moro beach: https://visit.santantoni.net/en/what-to-do/beaches/calo-des-moro/ S’Arenal (main beach in the bay): https://visit.santantoni.net/en/what-to-do/beaches/sarenal/ Columbus Egg info: https://latorreibiza.com/en/news/114- Full episodes on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@maxwellskitchenpodcast Website: https://maxwellskitchenpodcast.com Quick Tips • If you only have 24 hours, pick your base: Ibiza Town (historic/closer to big clubs) or San Antonio (cheaper, big bay, nightlife strip). • August heat is rugged. Get in the water when you can. • San Antonio nightlife is loud and concentrated. Great if you want it. Brutal if you don’t. • The morning port walk is worth it for filming and vibes. Chapters 00:00 Cody Maxwell intro 00:17 Maxwell’s Kitchen: Euro Trip 00:50 What is Ibiza - Balearic Islands quick history 01:17 Saffron, pirates, and the 24-hour plan 01:48 Where to stay: Ibiza Town vs San Antonio 02:07 Taxi vs bus from the airport 02:24 The Red Hotel + the convenience store beer run 02:41 Lunch at Palapa 03:01 Columbus Egg statue 03:25 It’s brutally hot, so it’s time to swim 03:46 San Antonio beach + nearby clubs waking up 04:07 West End nightlife + Caló des Moro 04:26 Late-night pizza and the 6am port walk 04:45 Ibiza verdict and Balearic island ranking 05:07 Is San Antonio worth it for 24 hours? 05:24 Final thoughts + rating Opening and closing music by Antracto. Produced by Cody Maxwell. Maps by Google Earth. Artwork by Cody Maxwell. Opening graphic assets by BoxOfMotion. https://maxwellskitchenpodcast.com

    24 Hours in Ibiza, Spain: San Antonio Beach, Nightlife, and Where to Stay

  8. Jan 7

    Tesla Fanboy vs Reality: Have You Ever Been in a Tesla?

    Tesla fanboy vs reality, and I’m both voices in this back and forth. Have you ever been in a Tesla? You know it’s genuinely impressive, and you also know it turns people into dorks who won’t stop talking about it. If you’re even slightly interested in electric vehicles, this is the exact moment you either get it or you start planning your escape route. When people think something is cool they just keep going and going and going.... I hit the best parts of the Tesla ecosystem and the parts that make your friends regret asking - like the phone key, charging at home, software updates, and the sheer awesomeness of this invention. It’s me raggin on myself while still admitting it is the coolest. Tell me which one you are in the comments, the Tesla fanboy, the person who does not care, or the exhausted passenger who just wants everyone to be normal for ten seconds. YT: @maxwellskitchenpodcast IG: @maxwells.kitchen

    Tesla Fanboy vs Reality: Have You Ever Been in a Tesla?
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Given the name of a 1980's 3rd place rodeo contestant, Cody Maxwell has found an interest in having non-sensical conversations with people who are smarter than him. After amassing tens of views on YouTube, and being bookmarked on his Grandma's iPad, the future of the show looks ok? After 36 more payments he owns the cameras and can more aptly pursue prodigious sponsorship from Coors Light.

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  • Creator
    Cody Maxwell
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2026
  • Episodes
    168
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2023 Sharkfyn/Cody Maxwell
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    Maxwell's Kitchen