Hey Radiotopia friends. I wanted to make sure that you knew that home cooking is back with a new season.

If you haven't heard home cooking yet, the show launched back in March 2020 right at the start of lockdown,

at a time when we all need advice on cooking smarter at home.

Host Samin Nasrat, chef and author of the best-selling cookbook, salt, fat, acid, heat, and the host of the

Netflix series of the same name, and Rishakash Hirway, host creator of the Song Exploder

podcast and Netflix series, continued to give the best food advice. What's the proper way to store

herbs? How can you recreate your long-lost family recipes?

And what are the best food gifts for the holidays?

Samin and Rishi are here to help with lots of laughs along the way.

Homecooking is back on August 29th with new episodes every other week.

Make sure subscribe to get new episodes and visit homecooking. Show for more info.

Hey everyone, this is Alex, and I know this is an off week, but we wanted to unlock a bonus

episode as a kind of goodbye to the Cat Drug Black market series. Our schedule is continuing uninterrupted.

There's going to be a new main feed episode next week.

This is just an extra piece that we felt was worth sharing with the main feed.

And this is an interview with arguably the most important player in the FIP Warrior story, Robin Kintz.

She created the FIP Warriors' Facebook page back in 2019 after trying to get black market meds for her two sick cats, Henry and Fiona.

I do want to say that many of the people we talk to for this story praise Robin for

saving their cats' lives, but also many people, including some of those who praise her,

have a lot of negative things to say about her

and about how she continues to run the FIP Warriors group.

Also, just as an FYI, we did this interview pretty early in our reporting

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