Neil Saavedra

So are you on tomorrow at noon here?

Wink, wink.

Excellent.

Well, congratulations and thanks for taking the time.

I know your weekends are busy, my friend.

Heather Brooker.

it's our oscars show because the oscars are tomorrow and we kind of tie it all together because entertainment food and escapism having those experiences that take us away and teach us about things i was just talking um so yeah food's coming we're going to be talking about food of course all of those things but i think that there's a similarity in the nutrition factor of content of any kind that means food

That means what we watch and consume with our eyes, our hearts, our ears.

And during the break there, producer Kayla and I were talking about sinners in one particular scene.

I don't want to give too much away if you haven't seen it.

Would I recommend it to everybody?

No, I don't know if what people are into or not.

And there are some elements that people may not like.

But as far as the character and the look itself,

the look at faith, beliefs, understanding, culture, all those things, I thought it was quite magical and powerful and done very, very well.

And there's a scene that talks about cultures, past, present, and future that gave me absolute chills.

And we were talking about that.

And

And how, you know, food is certainly part of that.

So I was thinking through, you know, the different nominees and things like that as to, well, what, like, if you thought about making a cocktail for sinners, it would be sultry and smoky and warm and refreshing.