Alaska Airlines has teamed up with Hawaiian Airlines to create new nonstop international flights.

Go to Alaskaair.com or Hawaiian Airlines.com and I'll tell you more details later in the show.

I'm Rachel Bell and I have one question for you. What would your last meal be?

Several years ago, I found this website that talks about every single person who's been on death

rose last meal. No, no, no, no, no. It is not a morbid show. It actually has nothing to do with

death. It has to do with food and history and celebrities. And me and you, all of us, together.

I'm a feature reporter on Cairo Radio in Seattle, but I'm also a food writer and I have been

obsessed with food

since I was a little kid. Food is my passion. I love to talk about it, read about it, learn about it,

write about it. I think about food probably as much as the average man thinks about sex.

I think that food is interesting because it's not just about taste and smell and texture.

It's about culture, and it's about culture and it's about

stories. It's about history. And so I think asking the question, what is your last meal?

It makes you narrow in on what food is the most important food to you. I don't even think you need

to be interested in food to listen to this podcast because it's not just about food. It's about

the personalities of the people who we talk to,

artists, musicians, politicians, people who play the sports ball, all kinds of people who eat food

because we all eat food, but who may not be introduced to us as food lovers. And then we take

their last meal and we take it on a journey. So it could go anywhere. We could go into who makes

the best version of this food or some little known facts or we could be at the county fair,

you know, interviewing a guy who ate the most corn dogs if for some reason somebody's last meal

is a bunch of corn dogs. Like these are the kinds of little things that actually help you get to

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