Fifty

The Empty Bowl

Justin McElroy

Health & Fitness

5 • 3.1K Ratings

🗓️ 29 April 2021

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

This is the fiftieth episode of The Empty Bowl, in which Justin scrutinizes the cereal aisle's treat-ification fixation, Dan goes down a Crunchies rabbit hole, and we both share our favorite namesake breakfast vessels.

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0:30.0	They say April showers bring May flowers.
0:42.3	If the showers are milk and the flowers are cereal, then friend, you got a good breakfast
0:53.7	coming away.
0:56.6	I'm just a macaroni welcome to the Empty Bowl meditative podcast about cereal.
1:00.9	And as I've recently mentioned, I am Justin McRoy, a cereal enthusiast.
1:06.1	I am Dan Coobert and I am a cereal florist.
1:08.9	I'm familiar with all the cereal flowers, be they the beloved oat flowers or the despicable
1:14.2	corn flowers.
1:19.1	This is a meditative podcast about cereal.
1:21.8	It's a podcast where you can just relax a little bit and not have to think about other
1:28.0	stuff.
1:29.0	You can just let your brain fixate or not on cereal.
1:35.8	Maybe you're getting ready for bed and you want to a chilled out podcast where there's
1:40.3	not much of consequence discussed.
1:43.0	That is we are going to fit that bill just perfectly today.
1:46.4	I can tell this one's going to be a lot less heavy hitting than our normal ones.
1:51.5	It's a big milestone too.
1:54.2	50 episodes of the Empty Bowl.
1:57.2	The Empty Bowl L, if you will, for a erratically biweekly podcast that represents quite a long
2:05.4	history.
2:06.4	When did we start this Dan?
2:09.8	This is our brief period of reflection.
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