our podcasts

Every Day is a Food Day

Every food you love has a story. Join food Odd Couple and friends Lia Ballentine (The Chef-Creator) and Anna Van Valin (The Foodlosopher) as they nerd out on the stories, scandals, holidays and heroes behind all your favorite foods, from french fries to maple syrup to barbecue. Recently featured on The Spruce Eats' list of "11 Food Podcasts You Should Be Listening To" and charted as #1 indie food podcast on Goodpods. Now in its third season, created with Yumday Co. Listen on all platforms.

screen dive

Explore the rich history of some of 20th Century Fox’s most beloved and iconic films - like Young Frankenstein, The Devil Wears Prada and Planet of the Apes - with the people who made them. Host Anna Van Valin interviews legendary filmmakers Mel Brooks, David Frankel, Jay Chandrasekhar and many more to dive deeper into the films you love. Listen now.

From 20th Century Fox Film Co. & Stitcher.

the more you scroll

Is it possible to have a healthy relationship with the Internet? From family reunions to doctors appointments to movie premieres, we rely on it more and more every day. Since we can’t avoid it, let's talk about taking control of our online lives and having a healthy relationship with the internet (or at least find out if that's a thing!). Each episode, hosts Anna Van Valin (Every Day is a Food Day, Screen Dive) and Colin Foy (Celestial Sex, Sex with Emily) tackle everyday elements of our wifi-connected lives, how we can harness the good and handle the bad. In our Troubleshooting segments, we give you strategies for managing the gnarliest challenges of the internet like Zoom fatigue, unfollowing guilt and compulsive news checking (we see you, 2021). Every episode ends with some Internet Gold, things we love that represent the best of the internet. So kick your family off the landline and dial-up your modem to subscribe today to The More You Scroll - a show about trying to stay sane on the internet. Listen now.

coming soon

On Valentine’s Day 2016, veteran journalist Christine O’Donnell was randomly assigned to cover the bust of an underaged sex trafficking ring operated by Ariel “Shy” Guizar less than a mile from Disneyland. The controversial decision to interview one of the survivors on camera sets off a firestorm, leading to both an overwhelming backlash and to dozens of new victims coming forward asking for help and to be heard. Telling the stories of survivors, their families, and the law enforcement teams fighting this massive industry happening right under our noses, “Turned Out'“ is an eye-opening true crime story filled with heartache and hope.

With Bright Sighted Podcasting, currently pitching. Contact for details & materials.