Years later, I remembered the farm and the cows. When I was younger, I spent many summers In Cerro Gordo – San Lorenzo, Puerto Rico on my grandfather’s (Santo Alverio Sr.) farm in Puerto Rico learning from my grandfather all about vegetables, fruit, agriculture and more. They each have a story behind them which we hope will make you love them even more. For a one time contribution to support this episode, use venmo Thank you for your support and enjoy the show!!See /listener for privacy information.Did you ever listen to a song and love it and then find out the story behind it? It makes you love it even more! The same is true with most of the items on our menu. We can’t wait to see where the two take it from here! (50:25) Follow us on Instagram and Facebook and on Twitter To do a full deep dive, check out our website at Stay Complicated!We’ve launched a platform at /popfictionwomen to keep making the podcast you love - and to make it even better. ![]() Carinn has her own history with the cocktail to share! He ends up puking, which somehow stirs tender feelings in her. (42:30)*** How do you feel about gin & tonics? Our favorite bartender tells us they bring lucidity, but Kate thinks they bring anger, at least to everyone she knows who imbibes them. They get to know each other more and we get to witness effortless banter and phenomenal dialogue. Kate relates to him, Carinn of course relates to her. ![]() He is there early, savoring the moments of expectation, getting wasted. (31:27)*** We return to our two leads who meet for a drink at the bar. The bar owner and the married woman at the bar have their own arcs and bring such complexity and depth to the episode. The supporting characters shine as much as the two main characters. (21:48)*** Why don’t we know the main characters' names and will we ever learn them? We embark on a mini “what she said” tangent about creator and director Isabel Coixet, a superstar in Spain, on why she couldn’t name the characters, whether there will be more seasons, and how she is our first Aries creator! (28:28)*** Episode Two, “Breakfast in Kentucky”, is a real standout. Of course this has us talking about being SEEN with a capital S and what that really means. We see his romantic side when he ponders the relationship between the barista and the waitress, but he gets there only with her pushing. ![]() (17:54)*** Despite all this, it is a truly exceptional first date, filled with real conversation and moments of connection. His insecurities creep in and we realize both these people have been burned before. (13:18) *** The date proceeds to a second cup, and in a great moment of gender reversal, she checks out his ass and makes him paranoid that maybe she ditched him midway through the date. We learn that she is hiding a past and just how crazy she is (aren't we all?), while he declares himself a magnet for unstable women. Carinn and Kate already know who they relate to more! (06:15)*** They go for coffee and the original and fresh format of the show - talking into the camera, comment bubbles, cartoons - help us to know what they're really thinking. We immediately get to see their different expectations going into the first date, learn about each of them, and find that in this show food is a metaphor for life and love. (01:35)*** In Episode One, the two leads meet for coffee after connecting on the app, Foodie Love. ![]() It makes us think of Normal People, where almost nothing happens, but everything happens. Whether you like subtitles or not it won’t matter, this series is so visually stunning and the beauty of the language, the food porn, and the chemistry between the two leads will draw you in. Please listen even if you haven't watched - spoiler, they go on a second date.*** We are so IN love with Foodie Love. Ep 02: What We're Reading, Watching, Discussing This WeekendĪbout 'Foodie Love' Recap: Episodes 1 & 2 by Isabel Coixet Episode
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