Friday Fish Fry Podcast public
[search 0]
More
Download the App!
show episodes
 
This is the funniest show on the Internet featuring Scotto, Bazza and The Fish and AP in the corner. They are arguably, the most influential social commentators of their era. This podcast contains the funniest bits from each week's show. If you want to listen to the entire 3 hour show live, then tune in at netfm.net at 8pm Australian Eastern Standard Time every Friday evening. Be warned its very rude.
  continue reading
 
Welcome to Funeral Potatoes and Wool Mittens, a show for people who embrace the warm and cozy spirit of everyday living in the Midwest. Whether you cook, bake, or have food delivery on speed dial, everyone has a comforting recipe or story to share. We bake cookies for our kids’ hockey teams and bring cheesy hash browns to funerals. Lefse and krumkake are in our DNA. Candy bars and apples make a salad. We'll ditch work for a lake day, drive an hour for an old-fashioned bakery, and don wool mi ...
  continue reading
 
Loading …
show series
 
He had a self-checkout long before Walmart and Target and he still updates his telephone hotline with garden patch conditions and produce availability. Just call 605-693-4871. Meet Sanderson Gardens owner Jan Sanderson, the Rhubarb King and developer of the Sanderson Red rhubarb variety. A visit to Sanderson Gardens on the I-29 corridor just four m…
  continue reading
 
Although AP and Fish are experts on KFC, they are getting a little jaded with it and they wonder if there is a better option. This led to a discussion about various options for a better fried chicken. Scotto makes his own but perhaps there is an alternative? They track down Karl Grace from Grace's Perfect Blend and learn all about the Colonel and P…
  continue reading
 
Although AP and Fish are experts on KFC, they are getting a little jaded with it and they wonder if there is a better option. This led to a discussion about various options for a better fried chicken. Scotto makes his own but perhaps there is an alternative? They track down Karl Grace from Grace's Perfect Blend and learn all about the Colonel and P…
  continue reading
 
What began with a tent purchased from an anonymous $200 donation and Dawnna Berndt’s idea to grow a garden to bring in more income, turned into a family-based vegetable farm market business (Berndt Family Produce) that’s been serving their community of customers in eastern South Dakota and western Minnesota for 24 years. At the time, she and her hu…
  continue reading
 
Roots go deep in today’s show. Come with me to meet fifth-generation farmers, Taylor and Cassandra Sumption, the founders of Anthem Oats. The couple grows and packages premium, gluten-free oats for retail on nearly 400 acres near Frederick, South Dakota, 27 miles north of Aberdeen on US Highway 281, just seven miles south of the North Dakota border…
  continue reading
 
It’s almost summer, which means pool and lake parties, family reunions and picnics, camping, and smoking out the neighborhood with your backyard grilling. It’s also time to dig out your library card, visit your local indie bookstore, and pack your beach bag with books on your “want to read” list. Today I’m bringing back my friend and book goals her…
  continue reading
 
Living a life of curiosity and creativity means you will, at times, gracefully let go of things that no longer fuel your passion or serve you positively. This week's podcast guest, Bobbi Lynn Gaukel, and I agree—the earlier in life you learn this practice, the more open and freer you are to being curious and trying new things. Throughout her life, …
  continue reading
 
Have you thought about who you’ll pass down your handwritten recipes to? If you’re like Wendy Doornink and me, you have a mix of handwritten recipe cards from family, friends, neighbors, co-workers, and of course, yourself. This episode might make you think about who the next person might be to keep those cherished recipes in your family. In our vi…
  continue reading
 
In this episode, you and I are going to meet Betty’s Antiques owner, Liz Murphy from St. Paul, Minnesota. She’s walking us through her charming vintage boutique on the historic corner of Selby and Snelling Avenues, plus she shares the sweet way her grandma Betty influenced how she dresses up a table, in a non-fussy sort of way, so that we can make …
  continue reading
 
Welcome to the 50th episode! We’re heading to Iowa today to speak with Iowa Egg Council’s Board Chairman Bruce Dooyema, and Director of Marketing and Communications Melissa Alto-Kintigh about one powerhouse food—eggs. IOWA IS THE #1 STATE IN EGG PRODUCTION First, we cover the basics, like how many eggs a chicken lays in a day, what determines the c…
  continue reading
 
Batter up! You don’t have to be from the Midwest to feel like a part of the community we’re talking about today—that’s because our beloved Friday night fish fry welcomes people from around the world to sit across the table with each other at parish schools and fellowship halls, to supper clubs, taverns, and community centers to enjoy golden-fried o…
  continue reading
 
On today’s show, we’re expanding on last week’s theme of incorporating personality into your kitchen as we sit down with expert designer, Carissa Trygstad, about what she’s seeing in kitchen trends and the classics, plus the revival of the scullery, and how it differs from a butler’s pantry. From cabinets to heated countertops, Carissa covers kitch…
  continue reading
 
The laughs are just as fresh as the pepperoni on our favorite slice when Wes, Mitch, join Pizza Is Bond and huddle around the mic for another episode of "Pizza is Bond." Get comfy and join our banter as we relive the quirky early days of our podcasting journey, from a basement dwelling to the West Hotel escapades. We're talking about the comedic ge…
  continue reading
 
Ever found yourself shouting at the TV during a Super Bowl game when a coach gets shoved, or your MVP makes a play that defies gravity? We've got that covered and more, as we unpack the latest Super Bowl's rollercoaster ride right through to its breathtaking overtime victory. Strap in for a whirlwind discussion on Travis Kelce's controversial push …
  continue reading
 
We're heading into the kitchen with Wendy Doornink, the color services manager at Hirshfield’s, a family-owned paint, wallcoverings and window fashions company headquarted in Minnesota. Wendy has been painting since she could hold a paint brush, so when Jason and I started talking about painting our kitchen and possibly even our cabinets, I knew I …
  continue reading
 
Ever found yourself chuckling at the peculiar way Canadians juggle Fahrenheit and Celsius, or waxing poetic over the perfect slice of Detroit-style pizza? Well, you're in for a treat! Our latest episode is a smorgasbord of such delightful debates, craft beer banter, and a dash of Red Hot Chili Peppers thrown in for spice. The legendary Mr. Jenkins,…
  continue reading
 
S1E6 A quick 40 minute Friday Episode! Crack open the vault of nostalgia and let the melodies of our collective youth wash over you in our latest podcast episode. Walking the dog at dawn after a marathon work shift might seem trivial, but it's these routines that tether us to reality, reminding us that even amidst the daily grind, there's a rhythm …
  continue reading
 
S1E5 Picture this: you're clearing out the garage, leaf blower in hand, and the satisfying hum of productivity fills the air. That's how we kick things off in our latest episode, discussing everything from the debates over garden tool noises to the curious phenomenon of silent raves. Join us as we also take a trip down memory lane with Herb Alpert'…
  continue reading
 
Episode #4!! When the Kansas City Chiefs pull off a stunning victory, it's not just the fans who are left reeling—our latest podcast episode captures the hilarity and heart behind the sports headlines. We've hit the four-episode milestone, and it's nothing short of a celebration with the Taylor Swift Chiefs and Travis Kelce's Beastie Boys tribute l…
  continue reading
 
Imagine sinking your teeth into a piping hot slice of New York-style pizza—crispy, thin crust with just the right amount of cheese. Now, what if I told you that according to a Pizza Hut-commissioned study, you're likely one of the many Americans scarfing down a whopping 288 slices annually? We kick off with a spirited debate over this stat and take…
  continue reading
 
Who would've thought a gas station could be the unlikely hero in our quest for pizza perfection? Well, buckle up because that's just a slice of the quirky tales we're serving up in our latest auditory escapade. We take a playful jab at Pitchfork post-Conde Nast and meander through music's evolving landscape, from MTV's heady days to the peculiar ch…
  continue reading
 
Ever found yourself shouting answers at the TV while watching 'Wheel of Fortune'? Join us as we kick off with a hearty laugh over a recording hiccup and dive straight into the endearing partnership of Pat Sajak and Vanna White. We peel back the curtain on Vanna's accidental Playboy controversy, the bond between iconic game show hosts, and the stagg…
  continue reading
 
It’s hockey season and I live in Minnesota, the State of Hockey. And even though my kids played hockey in South Dakota where’s it’s not school-sanctioned, there’s one thing we have in common across the sport—once a hockey mom, always a hockey mom, even after our kids have shot their last puck as a high school player. We may not wear our player’s ph…
  continue reading
 
We’re going back to school—to the school cafeteria, that is. And although I do ask about good ol’ square school lunch pizza, and the pairing of cinnamon rolls & chili, my guests, Karla Sawvell and Amanda Reilly are spilling the beans on how the Huron South Dakota School District is implementing Farm To School. In addition to being one of the very f…
  continue reading
 
Today we’re heading to rural Dixon, Iowa to meet Lauren Schroeder and her mom Katie on their family farm, and Lauren’s FFA advisor and ag teacher, Jenna Kingsley. Lauren is a junior at Calamus-Wheatland High School. She shows sheep and rabbits at county fairs, plays softball and volleyball, she’s the junior class president, and somehow, Lauren, who…
  continue reading
 
Since I can remember, my mom, Linda Moe, has shared dozens and dozens of delicious goodies at our family’s Christmas gatherings. Today we’re talking about most of them, like vintage treats from her mom like mashed potato candy, cherry bing bars, and fruit salad with a cooked pineapple dressing, and newer recipes she’s added over the years like Ritz…
  continue reading
 
Rural South Dakota friends since kindergarten and K-mart co-workers in high school, Carissa Trygstad and Val Ellens have a bond that even Val’s dense molasses cookies can’t break. They’re joining me today because I heard that Carissa hosts an annual ranch cracker snack mix tossing party, and to top it off, she weaves in a Christmas cookie exchange …
  continue reading
 
For Minnesota native and public relations professional Sarah Peterson, launching her own blog with family recipes helped her find her writing voice. But it didn’t take long for Sarah of Vintage Dish and Tell blog to expand her passion for handed-down recipes and the stories behind them by inviting others to share the cherished food and family tradi…
  continue reading
 
This episode is dedicated to thanking you, a listener of Funeral Potatoes & Wool Mittens. Plus I share a few of my favorite Thanksgiving recipes, like sausage stuffing, pumpkin chocolate chip cookies, KAHLÚA pumpkin chocolate cheesecake, cherry crunchobblerumble, and pumpkin bars with maple cream cheese frosting. I'm also sharing ways you can suppo…
  continue reading
 
Stine Aasland’s dream of creating a Nordic Waffle Wafflelution has come true, and that means we get to delight in sweet and savory, handheld, heart-shaped waffles all day long. Stine, known as Norway’s Waffle Queen, came to America in 2015 with two suitcases, a waffle recipe, and a dream. On today’s show, Stine and Nordic Waffle’s CEO, Jeremy Ely, …
  continue reading
 
Tuck a few Kleenex in your sleeve. Everyday living—the highs and lows of everyday life—is exactly what today’s show encompasses. Because whether we, or someone we love, is braving adult or youth mental health battles, our everyday lives continue around us. But how we cope with and support each other makes all the difference in the world. You might …
  continue reading
 
You may have met this week’s podcast guest Stacie Suedkamp, the owner, artist, and cookie engineer behind the South Dakota luxury cookie company, Fig Tales. But how well do you know her? Tune in to Funeral Potatoes & Wool Mittens S2 E5 to learn: 1. What’s the one word Stacie doesn’t allow people to use? 2. How is Stacie using high-tech engineering …
  continue reading
 
Today you’ll hear from my first Michigan (the Mitten State!) guest, Alicia Wright. We cover a lot of topics in this episode—from mud water and allergen-free chocolate chip cookies, and Alicia’s favorite spots in Holland, to her motivation behind becoming a boutique vacation rental owner in Gulf Shores Alabama, to the Venezuelan arepa recipe her dad…
  continue reading
 
Danielle Herberg and her 7-year-old daughter, Carly, join me by phone at their home in Browns Valley, Minnesota. Danielle talks about who influenced her love of baking, what happened when she and her daycare kids experimented growing seeds from a tomato, and she pulls out some of her favorite recipes from her go-to community cookbook and her grandm…
  continue reading
 
When Gaylen Backus was in his peak popcorn growing season, he was popping out nearly half a million pounds of popcorn seed on his 350 acres of South Dakota farmland near Wentworth. He went from selling most of his crop to wholesalers, to his family popping and packaging his wife Shirley’s homemade caramel corn and selling it at farmers markets and …
  continue reading
 
Calli and Tate Williams' love story began when they met at the South Dakota State Fair. Tate asked Calli to show his heifer. Having grown up on a farm with a small herd of cattle and a love for 4-H, she did it. And that's all it took to begin their lives together building a family and pouring their hearts and hard work into TW Angus, their purebred…
  continue reading
 
After seven months and 32 episodes, Season 1 has come to an end. But not without a huge thank you to guests, listeners and supporters. What's next? Tune in to find out. Random Sweets: Website: randomsweets.com Instagram: @potatoesandmittens Instagram: @randomsweets Facebook: Random Sweets Email: staci@randomsweets.com #ourSweetMidwestLife --- Suppo…
  continue reading
 
You are in for a sweet and sticky treat today! Joining me are Adee Honey Farms’ second and third generation family members, Marla Hoyer, and Sarah Hauge. We cover everything from the history of Adee Honey, way back to even before Richard and his brother Stanley purchased the South Dakota honey operation of about 1,000 honeybee colonies in 1957, to …
  continue reading
 
Many Midwestern towns host annual festivities in celebration of characteristics unique to their community—like the city celebration we’re talking about today—the 32nd annual Honey Days in Bruce, South Dakota. Joining me for today’s show are longtime parade emcee, Mary Bjerke, and her husband, Russ, and their daughter, Christianne Beringer. Mary sha…
  continue reading
 
I’m talking all things summer gardening with two special guests—Lynn Darnall and her daughter Sarah Alfano, owners of Medary Acres Greenhouse—a 71-year-old, third-generation business in Brookings, South Dakota. We cover a variety of topics, from basics like watering and deadheading, to the value of mulching tomato plants, how to properly cut stems …
  continue reading
 
Today on the show, South Dakota native Sydney Andera talks about who inspired her to make homemade strawberry apricot jam, her favorite flavor of birthday cake since she doesn’t like chocolate, the meal she likes most that her mom, Michelle, makes, her Grandma Naomi’s broiled parmesan potatoes, and a barbecue joint and a doughnut shop she and her b…
  continue reading
 
On today’s Bake With Me episode, I invite you to bake along with me as I make Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup Poppers. With just a few ingredients and a mini muffin tin, you can quickly make a batch of these poppers that all the peanut butter and chocolate lovers in my family like. Since we’re using a peanut butter cookie mix, all we need is the cookie p…
  continue reading
 
Loading …

Quick Reference Guide