You're listening to The Digest This Podcast, and I'm your host, Bethany Cameron.

All right, guys, today you are joining me for the 300th episode of The Digest This Podcast,

and we're switching it up today because I am being interviewed by my podcast producer, Drake Peterson.

Welcome.

Hey, everybody. Happy 300th episode. This is a very exciting day. And thank you for trusting

us, Bethany, with your show for so many episodes. Yeah, it's coming up on, is it like three

years, basically? Maybe, maybe even a little bit more. Well, let's see. Yeah, about three years, that sounds about right.

That's insane.

Drake, for you guys, to those that don't know, Drake, he is the podcast producer of the Wellness Loud Network.

So you have a network just like other podcast media outlets. They have, you're basically an umbrella, right?

Yes, we have a whole bunch of different shows. We've got like real foodology. We have a great sleep show called Nothing Much Happens. We've got the Dr. Tina show. We've just have a whole bunch of shows. So you can check out our entire roster at

WellnessLoud.com. Yeah. And they have an Instagram too, so WellnessLoud. So anyways, but I,

I'm just so grateful. And this is the guy that makes it all happen, him and his team. So without

them, I would not have a podcast.

Oh, well, thank you again for trusting us. And this is a very exciting day. And we've got some great questions. So I'll go ahead and just kick off the very first one, which is, do you and

your husband, Rory, have the same eating schedule? No, we do not because there's a few reasons why. First of all,

he's gone sometimes. I'm busy and he likes to eat, doesn't like to eat, but he typically

doesn't get home until later in the evening. So he'll eat dinner around 8 p.m.

That's way too late for me. I'm an early bird. And I like to eat my dinner around five,

let things digest. And then that's that. And then he'll go to work sometimes. I typically,

this is really weird, Drake. I don't even know if you know this, but I get nauseous if I eat breakfast too early in the morning. Like I've tried it. I've tested it. And I'm like, I'm just, so I have to wait for like my body and digestion to kind of wake up and start working if I put like solid food in it. Isn't that weird? That's crazy. It's almost like you're on OZempc, you know, because like people who are on OZemPEC, if they eat at certain times, they just like

get really sick. Really? I have no idea. Is that like really a thing? Yeah, it is. So you must

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