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I'm Rachel Bell and this is your last meal.

The show where celebrities share stories about the foods they love most,

and we dig into the history, culture, and science of those meals with experts from around the world.

Today on the program, journalist Adi Cornish.

Adi is an anchor and correspondent for CNN, and she hosts the CNN podcast, The Assignment.

And before that, she spent 10 years as the co-host of NPR's All Things Considered.

Adi and I both spent the better part of the last two decades working in radio newsrooms.

So we are both very familiar with the ubiquitous, often infamous,

newsroom free food table. But Adi's former colleague, All Things Considered, senior producer Melissa

Gray, made sure their newsroom's table wasn't just a place for stale donuts. Melissa joins the show

to talk about her cookbook, All Cakes Considered. And for the

first time ever, Adi talks about her husband in an interview. I knew I wanted to marry him because I didn't

want any other dinner partner. I was like, yeah, I just want to keep eating your food and eating with you

forever. All that and a visit from

Adi's husband Theo coming up later in the show. But first, my interview with Adi Cornish.

So I have to say that this was one of the more challenging interviews to repair for because

you being a journalist, when I

Google your name and any number of topics beside it, I got all of the stories that you've done.

So, you know, it's hard to find stories that were about you.

Oh, whereas I feel over exposed. Like, I feel like I've done a lot of interviews and I'm always

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