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Hosted by Julia Andreas and Nicole Hylton · arts · EN
Your mealtime companion/a podcast about food, history, gender, and sexuality. Everyone is welcome at the Girls' Lunch table!
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Signup to Generate a PitchGirls' Lunch is hosted by Julia Andreas and Nicole Hylton. The show has published 31 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "29. Gambler's Grass: Nori and Seaweed" (28 August 2026, 61 minutes), "28. Girls' Club: "Yesteryear" and the Specter of the Tradwife" (10 July 2026, 57 minutes), and "27. Have Your Gay and Eat It Too: A Queer History of Cake" (1 June 2026, 61 minutes).
Girls' Lunch publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 69 minutes across 31 episodes.
Booking probability for Girls' Lunch is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Girls' Lunch requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Girls' Lunch's contact route on record: verified email.
Julia Andreas and Nicole Hylton hosts Girls' Lunch, an arts podcast with 31 episodes published.
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Stand back; we're going to try science! In our first "Japan-isode," Nicole takes Julia on a scenic bus tour through the kelp forests to see three colorful characters: brown, green, and red algae. We learn about the many...
Welcome to our club, welcome to our club! In the first installment of what we expect to be a recurring segment called Girls' Club (or Girls' Lunch Book Club, or Girls' Book Club, or some other to-be-determined...
<p >As Marie Antoinette definitely once said: Let them serve 💅🏼 cake. In our first standalone episode in literal months, Julia and Nicole talk about what this episode is NOT about, the historical layers of cake, and...
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<p >We're back for the chocolate-coated conclusion of our Hershey series! Picking back up at the turn of the 20th century, Nicole and Julia chronicle the Hershey Company's history through the Great Depression, two World...
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<p>Milton Hershey was not always a chocolate man. But he was, for most of his adult life (and his teens) a candy man. And in his journey from confectioner to chocolatier, Milton had his fair share of oopsies. (By our...
<p >Welcome back to Home Economics class! Did you keep your flour baby/egg/baby doll/real human baby alive over the last month? Maybe you'd like to teach it some deeply flawed early Child Psychology? In Part 2, you'll...
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<p>After a brief hiatus, Nicole and Julia are back at it again; yelling about food, feminism, and how the United States' culture is just good marketing. </p> <p>In this episode, we discover how everything is Home...
<p>In this very special guest episode, Nicole and Julia are joined by their friend and mentor Dr. Jennifer Cognard-Black, Professor of English at St. Mary's College of Maryland. Nicole, Julia, and JCB discuss the...
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<p>Would You Like to Load Your Last Save File? >Yes. In Part 2 of our video game series, Nicole and Julia resume play in the 1990s, chronicling some of the great restaurant sims of the era. We play some browser-based...
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<p>Let's go to the arcade! In part one of our two-part series, Nicole and Julia take you through the cooking games leaderboard and introduce you to some of the genre's "top players" in the 1970s and 1980s. We'll see the...
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<p >We're taking it back to where it all began with this one, and we mean that quite literally, because today we're talking about baby food! In this special episode, Nicole and Julia prepare for Baby Andreas and learn...
<p >Ever wondered why we have Hass avocados and Medjool dates at the grocery store? Or why there are Japanese cherry trees all around the Tidal Basin in D.C.? Well, we can thank the same man for both our grocery store...
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<p >Companion website: hotdogs.expert </p> <p >Hot dog, it's a summer episode in the middle of winter! In this wien-derful successor to our hamburger episode, Nicole and Julia learn (literally) how the sausage is made...
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<p >Does anyone else pronounce Tupperware as "Tubberware?" No? Just me? Well, in this episode Julia and Nicole travel back to the post-war 50s to learn about the one woman who's responsible for your plastic leftover...
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<p >Step right up, step right up! Feast your ears on a true spectacle of food and amusement history! In this episode, stroll through the fairgrounds with Nicole and Julia to learn about the history of the carnival...
<p >Julia and Nicole (and David) return for the thrilling conclusion of the history of school lunches! We'll wade through the Cold War, and then in the 60s, things really pop off for the school lunch program, feminists...
<p >Do you recall the halcyon days of your youth? The days spent in school, anxiously awaiting the bell, going to find your friends in the lunchroom, the same table every time? Surely you also remember the tasty lunches...
<p >Alternate theme song: "Ai Like Hamburger" by The Idolm@ster</p> <p >Ah, the hamburger. Whether you call it a Steamed Ham, a Royale with Cheese, or a Quarter Pounder, this beefy spheroid is one of America's proudest...
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<p >Alternate theme song: "Queen of the Supermarket" by Bruce Springsteen</p> <p >A dream awaits for you in aisle two of this product-packed episode! Join Nicole and Julia as they grocery shop through the ages, from...
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<p >Is a corn oyster REALLY an oyster? In their most self-indulgent and least food-related episode yet, Nicole and Julia take you inside the world of the popular historical doll series American Girl, and their much less...
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