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In this episode of Don’t Eat Poop!, our hosts Matt and Francine are talking conferences.

Francine recently attended the Food Safety Summit and the National Restaurant Association Show and she’s taking this opportunity to update Matt and their audience on what went down.

Prepare yourself for 2 very different events, some important discussions, and of course, some great anecdotes that will remind you of the importance of food safety, especially in big events like these.

In this episode:

💩 [00:50] Attending Conferences in Chicago

💩 [03:22] The differences between the  Food Safety Summit and the NRA Show

💩 [04:23] Francine’s experience at the NRA Show

💩 [08:48] Francine’s experience at the Food Safety Summit

💩 [11:36] Don’t forget that others may not know what you know so well

💩 [16:01] The Women in Food Safety Group, sexual harassment, and racism

💩 [22:02] A patty that's frozen in the middle

💩 [25:36] Blowing into single-use gloves is not a good idea

💩 [28:26] Food safety at the NRA Show

💩 [30:53] Interviewing people at the Food Safety Consortium

Disclaimer: Episode title and content do not constitute legal or health advice.

Resources from this episode

Catch up on our interview with Betsy Craig who moderated the Women in Food Safety session, on Episode 55: Making Food Safe For Everyone (Not Just Some) with Betsy Craig, CEO and Founder of MenuTrinfo®.

Catch up on our interview with Rick Biros of the Food Safety Consortium, on Episode 37: Food Safety and Cannabis: Trust, Consumers, and More - An Interview with Rick Biros. 

Register for the Food Safety Consortium 2024 here.

Noteworthy quotes from this episode

“When I have a team and I'm training them, I get to go out and experience a conference with them. And I get to see it through their eyes. Like, that information isn't new for me, but to see how excited they get from receiving that information, and how motivated they are, and how more they understand their role provides excitement to me.” – Matthew Regusci

“We forget that while this information isn't new to us, for some of the individuals that are there, it is very new to them.” – Francine L Shaw

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