Which meal is the best and why? We asked our listeners, and they flooded us with their opinions about their favorite meals. Host Brian Durkin shifts through the responses and probably funny anecdotes to the votes. After reviewing the Facebook poll, you'll find out which meal people prefer and what makes it so special. Brian also covers a cognative bias, gives a shout out to a fan, recommends another content creator, and closes the show with a round of Who Dat? (a FBL web game).

A special occasion calls for good eats, but what are you going to choose? We asked our fans what they like when it's party time, and host Brian Durkin curates their responses. He also goes on to share some thoughts of his own on the topic. Brian provides some coverage on a logical fallacy as well as shouting out FBL supporters and great content creators. The episode closes with the premier of a new game segment: Who Dat? a free web game now available on our website.

What's your favorite restaurant from TV and why? That's what we asked our listeners, and they didn't disappoint with their responses. Comedian Brian Durkin curates the discussion as we reminisce about some of the best restaurants from TV past. The conversation actually takes a fun dip into reality, highlighting places you can actually visit. Brian also highlights the cognative bias Dunning–Kruger effect and plays a round of Super Fight.

How do we determine our favorite celebrity chefs? With one simple rule: who would you pick as your personal chef and why? The fans gave us their answers, and they did not disappoint. Many of the obvious celebrities receive some love, but some great lesser known people earned votes too. Comedian Brian Durkin curates the discussion and reads through the results from the poll. This episode isn't just about celebrity chefs. Brian also guides you through some fake commercials, coverage on a logical fallacy, a round of Super Fight, and so much more.

One of the classic kitchen combinations, oil and vinegar seem like best friends. Salads, they come together. Getting the pan started and then cleaning the pan, O&V get it done. But what if you could only choose one? Which one would you choose and why? We asked our fans and they did not disappoint with their answers. Comedian Brian Durkin curates a discussion about the pros and cons of vinegar vs oil. In addition to this deep conversation, this episode includes so much more! Learn about the confirmation bias, the Gross Domesticated Podcast, and play along with some Super Fight.

Pre-meal snack or post-meal sweet treat? Why not both? Well what if you could only choose one, which one would you choose and why? That's what we asked our fans, and they did not disappoint with their answers. Host and comedian Brian Durkin reads through the hilarious poll while providing his own insights. From there he dives into the logical fallacy Slippery Slope, plus plays a round of Super Fight.

We polled our listeners to tell us about their favorite kitchen appliances or gadgets. The results were incredible. So many great gadgets, popular and lesser known, received some love in our survey. Some classic appliances made a good showing, but the overall results of the poll may surprise you. Comedian Brian Durkin goes through some of the highlights while providing his own thoughts about each of these kitchen gadgets. In true FBL fashion, this episode is not a one note tune. We also cover the cognitive bias the curse of knowledge, give a shout out to content creator Grand Poo Bear, and play one of our favorite games: Super Fight.

Kale, iceberg lettuce, spinach, romaine, etc. etc. The list goes on and on, but which leafy green is best and why? We poll our audience and comedians to find out about their favorite leafy greens. After recapping the results from the poll, and sharing some of the funny answers, we dive into The Fallacy Fallacy. From there we let the game Super Fight carry us home. This episode include a bunch of funny moments, fake commercials, and real talk. If you're looking for a light-hearted and funny podcast episode about food and life, give this one a listen.

Which apple is the best and why? We attempt to find the answer after polling our audience on which apples they love and why. The findings may surprise you, as several people wrote about interesting methodologies on how they determine the greatness of an apple. In this episode, we also cover the cognative bias availability heuristic and talk about our new favorite YouTuber. As always, the show end with a board game: Super Fight.

Fans share their favorite home cooked meals. They let us know about meals they make for themselves nowadays, as well as the hearty dishes they grew up on as a kid. Comedian Brian Durkin curates the conversation, and shares some moments from his childhood about home cooked meals. In addition to this heart-filled discussion, this episode include some really silly and fun fake commercials. They help drive the point of a new segment