And we're back! This week Britt is joined by April Wolfe, the screenwriter of last year's Black Christmas and host of the Switchblade Sisters podcast. April reveals the insane and probably haunted object she found in a box of Raisin Bran when she was a kid and her habit of naming every object in her house—including a piece of dearly departed tofu. Other topics include dealing with dietary restrictions in quarantine, the best doughnuts, and the disgusting ice cream of April's youth.

Baked. is hosted and edited by Britt Hayes. Original artwork by Melissa Kay. Our theme song is "Something Deep" by Apache Mountain, courtesy of the Free Music Archive.

This week, Britt is joined by Randall Colburn, co-host of The Losers' Club podcast and culture editor for The A.V. Club. Randall talks about his adventures in making sourdough bread and tells a story about the time his cooking was so bad it ruined his wife's day. Other topics include Britt's controversial new stance on Pop-Tarts, favorite cereals, and why the suggested serving size of Oreos is offensive.

Baked. is hosted and edited by Britt Hayes. Original artwork by Melissa Kay. Our theme song is "Something Deep" by Apache Mountain, courtesy of the Free Music Archive.

This week's guest is Jordan Hoffman, a film critic and the auteur behind the YouTube masterpiece known as "Guava Smoothie." Britt and Jordan revisit his cinematic masterwork and discuss his (unsponsored) love of Nuts.com, their feelings about bidets, and zoodles. Jordan also explains why a nice little old lady he's never met is sending him strawberry wafers from a Walmart halfway across the country. It's super cute.

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Baked. is hosted and edited by Britt Hayes. Original artwork by Melissa Kay. Our theme song is "Something Deep" by Apache Mountain, courtesy of the Free Music Archive.

Sam Zimmerman, director of programming at Shudder and sweater connoisseur, joins Britt to discuss cocktails, his extremely specific quarantine aesthetic, and the insane thing he used to do to his Pop-Tarts as a child. Additional topics this week: John Travolta, pie, and why Sam doesn't think the world is ready to embrace Limp Bizkit again.

Baked. is hosted and edited by Britt Hayes. Original artwork by Melissa Kay. Our theme song is "Something Deep" by Apache Mountain, courtesy of the Free Music Archive.

N.Y.-based film critic and journalist Charles Bramesco joins me to talk about fancying-up ramen, his love of wacky game shows and Mary Tyler Moore, and my personal vendetta against James Cameron (he knows what he did). Other topics: Qdoba, 30 Rock, and that damn shallot pasta recipe.

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Baked. is hosted and edited by Britt Hayes (that's me). Original artwork by Melissa Kay. Our theme song is "Something Deep" by Apache Mountain, courtesy of the Free Music Archive.

This week's guest is Meredith Borders, managing editor of Fangora and co-owner of City Acre Brewing—home of the actual best french fries in the WORLD. Meredith talks about mastering the art of eggs, the crazy new pie crust recipe she tried (and loved), and we discuss a new-to-us obsession: The Bachelor.

Baked. is hosted and edited by Britt Hayes (that's me!). Original artwork by Melissa Kay. Our theme song is "Something Deep" by Apache Mountain, courtesy of the Free Music Archive. Please remember to subscribe and rate Baked. on Apple Podcasts! 

This week I'm joined by Robert Saucedo, a programmer for the Alamo Drafthouse, to talk about his extremely questionable quarantine cuisine: hot dogs, sardines, brussels sprouts—Robert has some explaining to do. But he also has a GENIUS breakfast sandwich hack.

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Baked. is edited and hosted by Britt Hayes (that's me!). Original artwork by Melissa Kay. The theme song is "Something Deep" by Apache Mountain, courtesy of the Free Music Archive.

Longtime friend and fellow Puzzle Person April Swartz joins me to discuss sushi, cereal, and her connection to Tiger King. We also share stories about accidentally getting too stoned in public and the tiny terrors of grocery shopping in the pandemic.

Baked. is hosted and edited by Britt Hayes (that's me). Original artwork by Melissa Kay. The theme song is "Something Deep" by Apache Mountain, courtesy of the Free Music Archive.

Scott Wampler of Birth.Movies.Death joins me to discuss Chipotle's new-new queso, the best local pizzas in Austin, and his years-long battle with Pizza Hut.

Baked. is hosted and edited by Britt Hayes. Original artwork by Melissa Kay. Theme song is "Something Deep" by Apache Mountain, courtesy of the Free Music Archive (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Baked. is a new podcast hosted by Britt Hayes (that's-a me) about what people are eating, cooking, baking, smoking, and snacking on during the Great Time of Uncertainty. Every week I'll speak with a new guest about food and food-related things. It could be a friend, a quasi-famous person you follow on Twitter, it could even be YOU.

Baked. is hosted and edited by Britt Hayes (again, that's me). The theme song is "Something Deep" by Apache Mountain, courtesy of the Free Music Archive.