Light some candles, turn on the stove and maybe refill those air fresheners because we have a brand new double date. Our guests this evening (well, episode) are dietitian nutritionist Zach Cordell and his artist wife Alyssa. On this double date, we discuss costume parties, reminisce about McDonalds birthdays in the ‘80s, and suggests ways your own kitchen can accommodate for diabetes.
EPISODE ANNOUNCEMENTS
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ABOUT ZACH & ALYSSA:
Zach Cordell is a nutrition professor at Daytona State College as well as a registered dietitian nutritionist—or Dudeatritian, as he calls himself. His wife Alyssa is a former art teacher and currently a self-described “dope mom of twin girls.” She occasionally sells her own handmade postcards at local galleries and fairs. The couple and their family are based out of Ormond Beach, Florida.
EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS
- How Optimus Prime and Lil Wayne brought Zach and Alyssa together.
- Zach and Alyssa’s secret for getting their wedding together so quickly.
- Their technique for keeping on top of finances and health while married and still going to school.
- Adventures (and struggles) in gardening!
- How where you live can influence how you eat and take care of yourself.
- Structuring meals and meal plans to accommodate for Alyssa’s diabetes.
- Knowing when to work