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Hey, guys.

Here at the Longest shortest time, we are on a three-week hiatus before we bring you our

next awesome season.

We're cooking up some great stuff for you, including an entire series on working moms.

And in the meantime, we're bringing you a very special episode from our friend Dan Pashman

at the Sporkfall.

Hey, Dan.

Hey, how are you?

So, Dan, what have you got for us today?

We've done a couple of series on the Sporkfall about race and culture and food, and we just

launched a new one called Your Moms Food.

And it's sort of about the complications that can come up when we try to pass our culture

on from one generation to another through food.

And today, with the Longest shortest time list, we're going to share a part of the first

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