Recipe for Disaster

Even for someone like me, who doesn't watch a lot of movies, this podcast is always fun to listen to. The interaction between the hosts--their banter, their jokes, their incisive critiques of the movies--are engaging and interesting to listen to even when I'm not familiar with the movie they're reviewing. And when I am familiar? It's even better because it lets you see something through a new lens. There's something in every episode that you'll find yourself thinking about days later. And if you're trying to eat healthier but still love a good dessert, the recipes are gold. They are delicious and will satisfy the sweet tooth.

This podcast is a fantastic adventure of examining beloved childhood movies of the 80s and 90s through a more current lens, all the while supplying the listener with recipes for sugar-free and healthier sweet treates. Rachael and Jordan's discussion range from the social and political to the ridiculous and absurd. They are a lot of fun to listen to.

Jordan and Rachael have created a unique podcast. Its appealing to all types of people and so fun to hear their descriptions of the movies and the food. Very creative in both aspects of the podcasts.

I wasn’t sure what to expect from a combination movie review and cooking show, but the combo is a winner. The unscripted banter between Jordan and Rachael is highly entertaining. And I have to say that they definitely have a different perspective on the films than I do, but that’s part of what makes it fun to listen. But hands down, the best part is the awesome recipe included with every podcast.