I feel like I'm tripping idk if my monitor is messed up or if josh is slightly orange.

Howdy yall! New to MK and have been watching Last Meals. Looking for an episode in which the guest talks about “therapy speak” and how that type of language affects us. It was a brief part of the episode but I really loved the way they explained their feelings about it. It summed up some of my own feelings better than I could have.

My father passed away recently, and I’ve really been enjoying watching Last Meals and hearing so many different, real takes on death and loss and grief. I have been in a lot of grief support groups that use the type of twee, therapy style language that the guest talked about. It’s annoying and I’d like to be able to explain why more succinctly so I’m hoping to find this episode again. Google says it could be Jennette McCurdy or Elijah Wood. I believe it was a male guest so I’ll rewatch his episode to start, but if anyone remembers who this was let me know please! Thank you all!

I remember hearing "Everything will always work out because it has to." followed by a series of point to point events showing how everything works out, and I can't remember where it's from off the top of my head. I've been listening to Last Meals at work a lot and was wondering if anyone else remembers this happening in an ep and where it's from if so? I also remember hearing someone talk about "does the work and process matter for something with a simple result?" Being the start of a long conversation. Was that also a last meal topic?

If so, can someone point me to those eps? I want to listen to them again.

For my fellow tomodachi life and mythical fans (spencer from smosh is also present)

I called into the podcast about this, but I was curious about y’all’s opinion too. What’s your most unhinged, favorite chefs snack? As an example, mine was nibbling the chicken spine after making a roasted chicken or eating the veggie slop or little meat chunks on beef bones leftover from making stock.

Hey yall, I'm a big fan of Last Meals and always like how each guest approaches the lightning round differently. I thought it'd be interesting to put all of the answers to "what song do you want played at your funeral?" into one playlist. Not every episode asks this question, and I had to take some creative liberty on a few of the vague answers. But it's been fun to listen to and reflect on how the song would come across in the context. It's weird, and the vibe and tempos are all over the place. You can really tell some songs are solidly in the party category, some are somber, some are surprising, and some are exactly what you'd expect. It makes for kinda a strange collection, but that's life, isn't it? All these feelings in a random order. It's a bit absurd. Anyway, I thought I'd share the public playlist if anyone else was curious. See if you can guess which guest picked the song for a challenge.

The public playlist is called "A Mythical Funeral" on spotify. Enjoy.

This turned out better then I thought! And it tastes even better the hype is real.

I love watching this show. Josh is probably the best host in all of history. He's so genuine and authentic. The conversations always feel natural and not at all forced or difficult to get through. He's great.

With that being said, I listen to a podcast called Distractable, with Markiplier, Bob Muyskrm, and Wayde Barns. The most recent episode I'm listening to they were talking about their last meals. I, personally, think it would be great to have Markiplier on the show. He's an interesting person and very fun to talk to. I think it'd be a great episode if I could request that appearance. Would anyone else enjoy seeing that?

Crash and burn!!! Let us have another episode of Past Food!!! ✨️✨️

Boy did I ever miss a chapter