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Confessions of a Food Safety A**Hole
Pep Nexus, LLC
Camping with Darin and Gennette
AUG 15, 202644 MIN
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Description
This week, we traded the studio for a campsite in Kings Canyon National Park complete with a crackling fire, no Wi-Fi, and a bear that got a little closer to the tent than Gennette would have preferred. Apparently, you can take the Food Safety A**Hole out of the studio, but you can’t take food safety out of the conversation.
From bear-proof food lockers and questionable river water to recalls, sprouts, and a potluck where the other guests became food safety a**holes themselves, this episode wanders through what happens when awareness moves beyond the experts and into everyday life.
Pull up a camp chair. We’ve got marshmallows. The bear, thankfully, has moved on.

