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Kristen Meinzer: She had a whole section of like, oh, just turn to page 72 to see some of my showstopping recipes.

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It was full of all sorts of hilarious tips like that. So one of her tips that I just loved was, nobody will see how dirty your sink is if you just cover it with dirty dishes.

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And it's kind of a farcical book about how to turn the tables in your household so that you don't have to do all the work anymore, if you happen to be a mid century woman, who is expected to do all the housekeeping and all the cooking and all the dishwashing and so on. Kristen Meinzer: I loved Phyllis DillerвЂ™s Housekeeping Hints. And then you put - and then you squash soft tofu onto it and top it with scallions. You boil the rice and then you put jelly in it? It was so weird.Дan Pashman: Like the thing you eat with peanut butter? Kristen Meinzer: He at one point has - his fried rice that I made, you don't use day old rice. Kristen Meinzer: The worst book? I'm sorry to all the Jamie Oliver fans, but Five-Ingredients is a terrible, terrible book.

Дan Pashman: Of all the different self-help books that you have followed working on this show and book, Kristen, what was the best and worst food related self-help book? Kristen Meinzer: How to Be Fine: What We Learned From Living by the Rules of 50 Self-Help Books. Then the two of you also co-wrote a book based off of By The Book, which was called. Each episode, you pick one self-help book and follow every rule in it and then see what happens. So not only do you host Movie Therapy, but also along with our friend, Jolanta Greenberg, you hosts the excellent podcast B y The Book. Now, longtime listeners will recognize your name, Kristen, because you produced The Sporkful extremely well back in the ancient year of 2014. And I'll comment from the peanut gallery. Well take a couple of calls and you two will prescribe food-related movies to people. Well, later in this episode, we're going to do movie therapy Sporkful style.

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We will offer you a little advice as two unlicensed, not professional therapists, and then they will do what we do well, which is prescribe you a movie or a TV show that might help you get through whatever problem it is you're having.Дan Pashman: All right. Rafer Guzman: You write in with a life problem of varying degrees of magnitude. Give folks the one sentence explanation of Movie Therapy, your and Kristen's podcast. So excited to be here.Дan Pashman: Rafer, youвЂ™re a film critic for Newsday. And here to join me are Kristen Meinzer and Rafer Guzman. Or sometimes, you know, like my family spend a day at the beach, come back in the late afternoon, flop on the couch, throw on a movie.

We are hitting up those summer blockbusters in those very powerfully air conditioned theaters. Each week on our show, we obsess about food to learn more about people. That's how good it is.Дan Pashman: This is The Sporkful, it's not for foodies, it's for eaters. Kristen Meinzer: Like eating a slice of pizza in a hammock. Kristen Meinzer: I'm getting flashbacks to when I used to produce the show, Dan.Дan Pashman: I hope by flashbacks you mean like pleasant reveries?