The Truth About Toxic Products: How Plastics Are Polluting Your Food Without You Knowing With Caraway Founder Jordan Nathan

The Skinny Confidential Him & Her Podcast

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Education, Business

4.5 • 14.5K Ratings

🗓️ 7 February 2025

⏱️ 47 minutes

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#806: Join us as we sit down with Jordan Nathan – the Founder & CEO of Caraway. After experiencing Teflon poisoning firsthand, Jordan set out to create Caraway – a brand dedicated to non-toxic, thoughtfully designed kitchenware that prioritizes the health & safety of your family. In this episode, Jordan reveals the hidden dangers of toxic cookware, shares practical tips for reducing microplastic exposure, & provides actionable advice for safer cooking. Plus, we dive into the truths of what’s really in your kitchenware!

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0:00.0	The following podcast is a Dear Media production.
0:04.4	She's a lifestyle blogger extraordinaire.
0:07.5	Fantastic.
0:08.5	And he's a serial entrepreneur.
0:10.8	A very smart cookie.
0:12.2	And now Lauren Everts and Michael Bostic are bringing you along for the ride.
0:16.3	Get ready for some major realness.
0:17.9	Welcome to the skinny confidential, him and her.
0:21.8	Uh-huh.
0:24.8	People love to say that Lauren and I fearmonger because people that I would say are ahead
0:30.9	of the curve in many cases.
0:32.3	And I'd like to say now after doing this for close to a decade, we've been proven
0:34.9	right on many things.
0:37.2	Like just like had ourselves. But okay. so when you make a statement like that,
0:43.5	explain where it's coming from and why you believe that.
0:47.4	Nonstick cookware for decades has been made with Teflon, which is a tremendously toxic material.
0:53.2	So Teflon was actually created back in the
0:56.0	1930s or 40s, actually in the Manhattan Project for the atomic bomb. Oh, great. And so it's
1:01.7	a military-grade material built to be indestructible. And the properties of Teflon that make it
1:07.1	such a great kind of commercial materials that it's very resistant to water and liquids. And so it's very repellent. And so I think it such a great kind of commercial material is that it's very resistant to water and liquids.
1:12.2	And so it's very repellent.
1:13.5	And so I think in like the 1970s, it started to get commercialized and was used in a variety of applications on carpets, diapers, cookware, raincoats.
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