
Going off to college is daunting enough. Now add that to a celiac diagnosis and navigating dining halls. That’s where Rahma joins the conversation. Rahma Rekik is a registered dietitian, yoga instructor, and the Health...


Real Conversations with the Gluten Intolerance Group
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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "Empowering the Next GF Generation with Rahma from UVA Dine" (29 October 2026, 48 minutes), "The Gluten-Free “Crowned Jules” with Trailblazer Jules Shepard" (22 October 2026, 63 minutes), and "We’re the GF Kids in America!" (15 October 2026, 59 minutes).
At The Table publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 49 minutes across 39 episodes.
Booking probability for At The Table is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. At The Table requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. At The Table's contact route on record: verified email.
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Going off to college is daunting enough. Now add that to a celiac diagnosis and navigating dining halls. That’s where Rahma joins the conversation. Rahma Rekik is a registered dietitian, yoga instructor, and the Health...

When you look up “trailblazer” in the dictionary, you’ll find Jules Shepard. Jules is a decades-long advocate for the gluten-free community. From a law career to cookbook writing and beyond, Jules has seen it all. And...

Episode #3
This week, we’re shaking things up a bit. Instead of one interviewee, we have several. We’re revisiting our time from Teen Summit 2026 in the mountains of Georgia, and reflecting on how meaningful it was to our staff...

Buckle, up racers! We’re revving into an exciting and compelling episode of At the Table, this time with Doctor AND NASCAR driver Patrick Staropoli. Patrick’s story is unlike any you’ve heard lately. He is a wearer of...

Takako is a chef and restauranteur located in Tokyo, Japan. After her friend was diagnosed with Celiac Disease, she sought out gluten-free options in her city and came up short. Some restaurants literally offered her a...

Feeling Wicked? This week we are joined by Abby Kelly, the woman behind the Wicked Gluten Free Expo. What started as a passion project is now a community-focused food festival celebrating all things (and people)...

Gluten is a Joke. Wait, what? That’s right: Gluten is a Joke . A new documentary from writer & director Robin Hofmann is coming. This week, Channon sits down with Robin to learn about her celiac journey, the origins of...

This week, we are joined by Liz of Yeet That Wheat. Liz is a wearer of many hats: content creator, social justice warrior, food and health equity advocate, baker, and a curiosity captain. She and Channon sit down for a...

You might consider Colin O’Neal a real life George Bailey. He never imagined that he’d be taking over his family business. After the sudden passing of his father, he went to Florida to help get things back on track and...

When Molly McMillan was diagnosed with food allergies and potential celiac disease as an 18-year-old Division I athlete, she had no idea that journey would eventually lead her to become a registered dietitian...

Episode #11
Special Encore Presentation from Season 1: What does it really mean to grow up gluten-free? Not just medically, but socially, emotionally, and relationally? In this episode, Channon is joined by writer and longtime...

This week, Chef Jason of Fuego and Salt joins at the table. His conversation with Channon ranges from his early aughts discovering a love of food, navigating his boundaries with the restaurant industry, and ultimately...

What does it take to earn the trust of a community that can't afford mistakes? This week, Channon sits down with Shawna LeMott of WOW Baking Company to talk about building a gluten-free brand that puts safety, quality...

In this episode, Channon talks with Kelly, a pediatric nurse who still knew nothing about celiac disease until it hit her own house, twice. In this episode she shares her family's 2015 diagnosis journey (mystery leg...

In this episode, Channon sits down with Laura Allred, a PhD immunologist from the Gluten-Free Certification Organization (GFCO), to chat about what it really takes to keep our food safe. Laura pulls back the curtain on...

This week on At the Table, we are joined by Kelly Okun: the founder of Fairway to Green, a retired pro-golfer, and a woman with celiac disease. Kelly breaks down her unconventional celiac diagnosis, how she advocates...

<p>Have you ever wondered why packaged foods are required to label known allergens, but prescription drugs and medicines aren’t?</p><p>In this episode of At the Table, Channon sits down with the Togal family as they...

Have you ever wondered why packaged foods are required to label known allergens, but prescription drugs and medicines aren’t? In this episode of At the Table , Channon sits down with the Togal family as they share their...

Trust your gut. Butterflies in your stomach. That felt like a gut-punch. You’ve probably heard one or maybe all of these expressions before. But did you know there is a science behind these phrases? This week on At the...

<p>Trust your gut. Butterflies in your stomach. That felt like a gut-punch.</p><p>You’ve probably heard one or maybe all of these expressions before. But did you know there is a science behind these phrases? This week...
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