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Episode 109: Clichely Calling It Kooky Carousel of Cooking Content
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In this extremely long episode, Seamus and Ben are joined, in four parts, by some of their friends about their respective cooking habits while in quarantine. Young Democrats of Wisconsin President Charles Myers shows off his shakshuka, which he makes at least weekly for breakfast for his family. Next, former Young Democrats of Tennessee National Committeewoman Leah Kirk shows off her baking skills with some chocolate rosemary cupcakes with strawberry/raspberry buttercream frosting. Then, Young Democrats of Kentucky President Lauren Tussey boils up some mac and cheese with kimchee (made without milk! *gasp*). Finally, we end with Young Democrats of America Native American Caucus and Judicial Council Chair Jacintha Webster indoctrinating everyone into the "Cult of Sourdough."
We would apologize for how long this episode is but it was Ben's idea and Seamus, out of spite for the amount of editing he had to do and a lack of energy when the editing was done, just mashed all of the segments - recorded all at various points in one day - into one episode. (We were supposed to have a fifth guest but that person bailed, which made Seamus very happy because he was about to die of exhaustion. Seriously people, if anyone ever comes to you with an idea to do a multipart podcast episode which is to be recorded in one day, run for the hills!)
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We would apologize for how long this episode is but it was Ben's idea and Seamus, out of spite for the amount of editing he had to do and a lack of energy when the editing was done, just mashed all of the segments - recorded all at various points in one day - into one episode. (We were supposed to have a fifth guest but that person bailed, which made Seamus very happy because he was about to die of exhaustion. Seriously people, if anyone ever comes to you with an idea to do a multipart podcast episode which is to be recorded in one day, run for the hills!)
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