Eat with Amy

This week’s food tales is with actor and former Hollyoaks star, Bobby Gordon (@therealbobby.g). Find out his secret to success with the ladies, how to cook the perfect steak, and the real life love story of how his parents met.

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@therealbobby.g

@eatbyamy

We are back with season three of Eat with Amy AND a new fancy by-line: food tales. Each week we’ll chat to fellow food lovers about a dish or ingredient that holds significance greater than the food itself. On this episode Giuseppe of @sepps_eats tells us all about his beloved pasta broccoli and why making Nonna a star is his new life ambition.

Catch the visual on YouTube - just search the name of the episode.

@sepps_eats

@eatbyamy

TRIGGER WARNING - this episode contains frank conversations about eating disorders and mental health.

This week we have a special bonus episode with guest host, Sophie, aka my sister and registered nutritionist. She chats to me about my experience with bulimia, disordered eating and exercise addiction. Starting from childhood, we explore my relationship with food and how things spiralled out of control, as well as how they got better and what life’s like bulimia free.

Referenced in episode:

Good Girls Do Swallow: The Darkly Comic True Story of How One Woman Stopped Hating Her Body by Rachael Oakes-Ash

The episode we’ve all been waiting for: The Definitive Ick List (aka Pad Thais and Stingy Guys) with newbie Tash and returning guest Laura. We share our biggest icks - from short arms and spray on skinny jeans, to being ignored by waiters and being scared of dogs.

Listen to the end to find out our definitive top 5 icks.

Feeling lost or looking for some meaningful guidance in life? Episode 14 is just what you need. This week I have first time guest Emily, fellow business owner and devout meditator, on the show to speak about her journey with meditation, what it actually is and why everyone should find time in their day to explore the self.

Join Emily’s meditation zoom class, Self Knowledge through Meditation, every Sunday 8pm GMT.

Email [email protected] or DM on instagram @embejerano for info and to join.

If you’d like to find out more about Emily’s meditation teacher, Wendell Henckel, and order his book visit his website: https://www.henckeled.com

For episode 13 we’ve got little sister and qualified nutritionist, Sophie, back on the show, alongside Aimee fellow female boss and fitness coach, specialising in body transformations. Listen to our take on New Year’s resolutions; why crash dieting damages more than just your body; and Aimee’s experience competing in a pro bikini competition.

@aimeecorry

@sophiesplate

Mentioned in the episode:

Just Eat It by Laura Thomas PhD (book on intuitive eating)

My Neighbours the Dumplings, Clapton (restaurant recommendation)

Happy New Year to all! New year, same guests - we’ve come full circle and got our favourite OG participants back on the pod, Beth and Naima, sharing (possibly even a little too honestly) our highs and lows of this whirlwind of a year aka 2021. We speak about lessons learned, what we’re leaving in 2021 and what we’re striving for in 2022.

Mentioned in the episode:

Emily Bejerano’s online meditation sessions - DM her on instagram @embejerano for a link.

@bethanylydiaa

@n__fow

@whencanimovein_ (interior design porn)

Eat with Amy is back with season two after a slightly longer hiatus than planned. We kick off episode 11 with the boys from Club Cultured - Harry, James and Connor - fellow business owners and the British kings of tempeh. We chat about travel, veganism and of course all things fermented. Enjoyed with a slice of raspberry and lemon cake.

On episode ten of Eat with Amy, Naima is back to chat about the evolution of friendships from the perspective of two girls approaching their 30s. We debate whether the amount of time you’ve known someone really matters when it comes to best friends; the dynamics of male/female friendships; and how relationships from childhood change over time.

https://edition.cnn.com/2016/06/06/health/losing-friends-mid-twenties/index.html

TRIGGER WARNING - this episode contains frank conversations about eating disorders and mental health.

This week on Eat with Amy, Maya is back solo for part three of our mini-series on eating disorders. We chat about what life was like growing up; how a volatile environment and her mum’s cancer diagnosis effected her metal health as a child; as well as the peaks and troughs of recovery.

All of our DMs are open should you feel the need to reach out.

@maya.pillay