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Cairo, Seattle.

I'm Rachel Bell, and this is your last meal, a show about famous people and the stories behind the foods they love most.

Today on the program, The Share, the Madonna of children's music, Rafi.

Baby Baluga in the deep blue sea.

Swim so wild and you swim so free.

Heaven above and the sea below and a little white whale on the gold.

Rafi is arguably the world's most famous performer of children's music.

And he's also a huge advocate for children.

He has a nonprofit called the Rafi Foundation for Child Honoring. He's a very outspoken environmentalist and activist for climate change,

and his values greatly influenced the way he eats.

Rafi has eaten mostly vegetarian for decades.

Russell sprouts, mm, broccoli, mm.

Rafi loves pesto, which is a seemingly simple sauce to make,

but every time I've attempted it, it has been mediocre at best.

So Daniel Gritzer, culinary director for serious eats,

is going to teach us the secret

to making the brightest, creamiest, bestest his homemade pesto. I am very excited to try his method.

And keeping with the theme of children's entertainment and food, I chat with Erica Thormalin

and Jeremy Connor, creators of the wonderful new Netflix show, Waffles and Mochi.

It's a food program for kids that happens to be the very first show produced by the Obama's

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