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Hosted by Unknown Host · society · EN · 10 episodes
What was for lunch, what is for lunch, and what will be for lunch.A show about school lunch. Host Andru and Matt talk about pressing issues with modern day school lunch, and invite a guest each episode to discuss their experience at the school lunch table.
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School Lunch Program
School is out for the summer, so we're discussing summer school. On School Lunch Program, Andru, Matt, and returning guest Andrew reminisce attending a yearly summer enrichment program while growing up in Wolcott, Connecticut. Plus: Andrew reports back about his results from his informal survey, including a real food fight over the last Bosco stick.
School Lunch Program
Isa Quiros joins Andru and Matt to share her school lunch memories growing up in Florida: from getting banished to the hallway for bringing Lunchables to a kosher school, to drawing faces on fruit in the middle school bathroom, to going to IKEA for meatballs during senior year lunchtime.
School Lunch Program
<p>In this episode of School Lunch Program, Andru and Matt are joined by our friend Felicity to talk about the lunch that defined her childhood living in both England and Montreal.</p>
Episode #7
<p>Andru and Matt are joined by special guest Natalia Ford, a food blogger from Bedford, England, to give her experience with British school "dinners." Listen for insight on the now-banned Turkey Twizzlers, the impact of Jamie Oliver's 2005 TV show, and growing up through the UK's school food system. </p><p>0:00 Intro0:53 Lunch Menu for Wolcott High School2:09 Jamie Oliver's School Dinners4:24 Turkey Twizzlers & British school food13:46 Packed lunches16:16 Natalia's school lunch relics21:13 Food fight and school lunch culture30:38 Reviewing a current British school menu32:28 School desserts & chocolate toothpaste</p>
Episode #6
<p>Andru and Matt discuss new legislation introduced in Connecticut to fund universal school lunch by taxing sugary drinks. Then, our friend Emma joins the show to share her memories of school lunch at a private school in Nashville, Tennessee. Further reading: Connecticut lawmakers revisit sugary drink tax for universal school lunches: https://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/local/connecticut-lawmakers-revisit-sugary-drink-tax-for-universal-school-lunches/3714493/ Connecticut lawmakers consider sugary drink tax to fund free school meals: https://www.wfsb.com/2026/03/17/connecticut-lawmakers-consider-sugary-drink-tax-fund-free-school-meals/ Raised Bill No. 5537: https://www.cga.ct.gov/2026/TOB/H/PDF/2026HB-05537-R00-HB.PDFTestimony For Bill Number HB-05537 In All Committees: https://www.cga...
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