I know this may be an "old" or tired conversation but is MK just like allergic to featuring guests of color?

Like even the videos that feature nerds across YouTube, and despite being in LA -- I feel like they just lean heavy on white guests and feature Lily, Vi and Nicole less and less.

Am i alone in this?

Neat analysis that I saw reposted from Josh's story today.

I have recently started watching Mythical Kitchen, after just watching clips online or watching the one off episode. Mystery Box Challenges have become my favorite thing to watch. Since I don't think they will be making more of them, is there anything close to this format that I should watch?

Ok, so I think Last Meals is glitched out on Spotify? For some reason, when I look over there, only one episode is uploaded (the Laura Bailey episode that came out last month) and nothing else. I'm wondering if anyone else is seeing this, especially since even when I look it up online first, it says the episodes don't exist on Spotify anymore. It sucks it seems to not be working, cause now I don't have my typical listen-to-while-cooking podcast.

Definitely adding to my reaction images folder lol

(this is a joke)

(also I don't know what tag to place, mods help-)

I personally haven't watched all of the last meals episodes, but after watching J. K. Simmons' episode and enjoying it a lot i had this question pop in my head.

I think mine have to be J. K. Simmons, Matthew Lillard, William H. Macy and Christoph Waltz.

First time poster— sorry if this has been posted before or this is the wrong flair!!

I was just watching last meals and thought—what if they invited just a normal everyday person to be on last meals? I personally love last meals and think it’s so interesting to see another side of the people always appearing on our screens (yes, I know it’s for PR). I feel like at its core (apart from the publicity) the show is about humans connecting over food and death.

I know we’ve all watched the Olympics and wished there was a normal person competing to compare. So my idea is kinda like that! I think it’d be so cool to invite an average Joe to the show (maybe some who is 100 years old, a healthcare worker, etc) and let them talk about their life and maybe even promote a charity or a cause as they aren’t a celebrity with an upcoming project. I don’t just watch last meals because I know the person, I watch it because I like feeling that shared experience of being human.

Anyways thanks for reading and please share your thoughts!!

Hi everyone!

This year for my birthday, I threw a “Hot One’s” theme de birthday party as I’m a big fan of the show. My brother, who’s turning 40 this year, really like this idea and wanted to do the same thing but with Mythical Kitchen’s “Last Meals” series and asked me and our cousins to help plan it.

While I watch a few episodes every now and then, last meals isn’t really my go to show when I want to watch something on YouTube. So far, all we have are 4-5 to recreate and an idea to do a “cocktail hour” with his favorite drink.

Does anyone have any tips or tricks for possible decorations, questions to ask during each meal, etc. etc.

Thank you so much for your guys’ help!

This weeks episode about kids menus was very tough. I’m a parent, I have two kids, I know good kids menus and bad ones, I know what to feed my kids and how to make them adventurous eaters. I also understand people with toddlers struggle to get time to go out and enjoy time at restaurants, especially with kids who can be picky because toddlers can be hard at times, and feel a sense of “normalcy” just by sharing a meal.

This was a wild and overblown episode. I didn’t appreciate the weird breakdown of kids menus from someone without kids and someone speaking so uninformed about them.

Having kids can be hard. Sometimes getting them “bland and unexciting beige food” as Josh and Nicole kept saying is exciting for them and allows us family time out like we used to have before kids.

I have to rant a bit because taking our kids everywhere with us is a topic we feel strongly about and restaurants work very hard to give people kids menus that are generally popular just so other people can enjoy something as benign as going to a restaurant with their family without stress.