Comfort Food with Kelly Rizzo Wheelhouse DNA
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In January 2022, something really shitty happened to Kelly Rizzo: she suddenly lost her husband Bob Saget. In the days that followed she cried, talked to all of their friends and ate a lot of great food. And that’s what life’s all about isn’t it? Making it through… ideally while eating something delicious. On Comfort Food we interview high profile guests about love, life, loss and everything in between over a delicious meal. Grab a fork and tune in!
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Love in Action with Julie McFadden (aka @hospicenursejulie)
Julie McFadden, the social media star also known as @hospicenursejulie started her career as an RN in the ICU before moving into hospice care, supporting those who are in the final stages of their lives. Today, she discusses her personal journey in educating others about the dying process, what actively dying can look and feel like, deathbed phenomena, and what family and friends can do to support someone in their last moments.
You can follow Kelly Rizzo on all platforms @eattravelrock and @comfortfood_pod for clips or BTS footage from the podcast. Follow Julie on all platforms @hospicenursejulie and be sure to preorder her book Nothing to Fear: Demystifying Death to Live More Fully.
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Take Your Time with Tyler Cameron
After losing his mom in 2020, Tyler Cameron felt adrift. Today, he discusses how he still feels the effects of that instantaneous loss, the lessons he's learned about valuing the people you love, and how his new TV show is an homage to his mother.
You can follow Kelly Rizzo on all platforms @eattravelrock and @comfortfood_pod for clips or BTS footage from the podcast. Follow Tyler @tylerjcameron and be sure to tune into Going Home with Tyler Cameron, now available on Amazon Prime.
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Sofia Vergara on Dinner's On Me with Jesse Tyler Ferguson
Sharing something special this week: A preview of another podcast Kelly loves, Dinner's On Me with Jesse Tyler Ferguson. On the show, Jesse sits down with famous guests who get vulnerable about everything from relationships and family history, to mental health and imposter syndrome. In this episode, “Griselda” and “Modern Family” star Sofia Vergara joins Jesse for pizza and “fuzzy orange juice,” revealing what it was like to produce and star in the Netflix series “Griselda,” which was 15 years in the making. Plus, they get into Ed O’Neill’s voicemails and why marshmallows were hidden on the “Modern Family” set. You can hear more episodes of Dinner's On Me at https://link.chtbl.com/moderncultdom?sid=comfortfood
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Grief Concierge with Whitney Port
Whitney Port is truly evidence to the old adage that there is deep strength in vulnerability. Today, the podcast host, reality tv star, and author opens up about the grief of losing her father, her journey through fertility, and her openness in sharing her personal struggles with the public. She is incredibly inspiring as she embraces the bittersweet nature of love and loss.
You can follow Kelly Rizzo on all platforms @eattravelrock and @comfortfood_pod for clips or BTS footage from the podcast. Follow Whitney @whitneyeveport and listen to her podcast With Whit wherever you get your podcasts.
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Walk Through It with Marc Maron
Marc Maron is a prolific podcast host, comedian, actor, and musician. Today, he discusses the loss of his partner, Lynn Shelton in 2020 after a brief illness. Marc gets into how he dealt with the logistics and immediate aftermath of Lynn's passing, his grieving process, translating tragedy into comedy, and the various ways people have showed up to support him since.
You can follow Kelly Rizzo on all platforms @eattravelrock and @comfortfood_pod for clips or BTS footage from the podcast. Tickets to Marc's upcoming standup shows are available on Ticketmaster and be sure to listen to WTF with Marc Maron wherever you get your podcasts.
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Be Specific with Andrea Barber
Though she may have been known as Kimmy Gibbler on Full House, Andrea Barber is far more complex and expansive than the happy-go-lucky character she portrayed so well. Today, she discusses her journey with anxiety both on and off set, postpartum depression, divorce, and the losses of both her mother and Bob Saget.
You can follow Kelly Rizzo on all platforms @eattravelrock and @comfortfood_pod for clips or BTS footage from the podcast. Follow Andrea on instagram @andreabarber and listen to her podcast How Rude, Tanneritos! wherever you get your podcasts.
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Customer Reviews
So Informative
So glad you had Hospice Nurse Julie on the podcast. I wish I would have had this information when my mother was dying in 2020. She had dementia and we were shocked when she went into the hospital and they told us to contact hospice. We brought her home with hospice and she died in 5 weeks. She experienced so many of the things Julia spoke about. I tried learning as much as possible online as hospice isn’t there all the time. It made me less afraid to know what to expect. Can’t wait to read Julie’s book.
A truly touching podcast
The episodes in the podcast that I have listened to so far have truly tugged at the heartstrings. I just started today with the episode with John Mayer and a few others. I can't wait to listen to the others. Kelly and her guests make you feel comfortable talking about all things life and even some difficult subjects that might not be easy to talk about. I also love learning about her guest's GO TO Comfort Food and the crew (amazing job to them too ) always bring out that comfort food for them to enjoy during the podcast!! Thank you Kelly for your time in doing the podcast and Thanks for the little comfort recipes you leave us with in the end!! You are a huge hug to the heart!!
Disheartened
I love the podcast 90% of the time but the only thing I have to critique is the way Kelly talks about losing grandmothers. “I’ve never lost anyone close to me before Bob but my grandmother”. It’s just so insensitive. I just lost my grandmother and I’m sorry it’s a loss especially if you had a close relationship.