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In Episode 14 of We Feed Them, Sean and Steve catch up after a chaotic week—including a scary hospital stay, long restaurant hours, and the grind of keeping a podcast schedule alive.
They talk about several local restaurant closures and what they say about the current state of the industry, including the end of long-time staples and whether some concepts just don’t fit today’s culture anymore.
Then it’s time for the Chopping Block, where they break down the ultimate gas station snack bracket—nuts, beef jerky, donuts, gummy candy, chips, and more. What’s the best road-trip snack when you’re staring down hours on the highway?
In They Feed Us, the guys dive into the surprising history of Chef Boyardee—the real person behind the famous cans—and how a small Italian restaurant turned into one of the most recognizable food brands in America.
The conversation eventually turns into a deeper look at processed food, convenience culture, and the strange reality of what we actually eat in America.
Restaurant stories, food history, and the kind of kitchen conversations that usually happen after close.
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