Lunch Box Podcast

This week, in the wake of Ed and John's weekend of middle-aged recreation in Montana, they discuss movies made from novels and novels made from movies, the non-domination of literature as a narrative form, the mating call of Martha Stewart, the unsuitability of macaroni and cheese as competition food, and travel snacking.

This week, Ed and John discuss poets who write fiction, Russian baths, how much is too much to drink, and how to play the guitar. Also, Ed reveals that he is tired of sandwiches.

This week, Ed and John discuss travel mugs, guitar repair, John's WWI theme park dream, the Vanagon of death, the macrobiotic lifestyle, and whether or not a burrito is a promise.

In this episode, Ed and John talk about gum, elephants, the flavor of a fireman, fistfights, senior prom, and AWP.

On this, the inaugural episode of the podcast, Ed and John discuss regional snacking, the varieties of fried potatoes, food in literature, the television commercials of the 1970's, the permeable boundary between the domestic and natural worlds, and gumbo, the oral sex of stews.