Sam Webster-Harris

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698 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard 8 Sep

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Growth Mindset Psychology: The Science of Self-Improvement · Leaving a Legacy: What do we actually get remembered for - Lessons on family and life - [Storied Recipe] · 19 Dec 2025 podcast

So the cake and Manan definitely got linked slowly over time, but I think there was a moment when it clicked.

One Sunday afternoon, going home with another pineapple cake, and my sister being like, do we have pineapple cake again?

Yeah.

it had been a thing that I just not stopped every single time we've been to see her is that she would give me a pineapple cake and I liked it, but the rest of my family stopped liking it at some point in the three to four year boundary.

And she carried on anyway, just for me, which was lovely because of, I basically struggled to eat much food and really hated chocolate cake or

I couldn't really eat ice cream other than mint ice cream or vanilla ice cream.

Because I was super fussy, my nan just realized one day when she was trying her different cakes that this was one thing I would eat.

So she just kept on making it for me every single time, which was a lovely offer to do.

But even in my own head, at one point, I got a bit bored of it.

I was like, I think I can eat other things.

Yeah, I got to the point where I was like...

No one knew how to bring it up to her that we probably had enough pineapple cake at this point.

Yeah.

When I was three or something, I was like allergic to sugar.

for a whole year or intolerance I just got a massive rash and so my mum had to learn how to cook everything sugar-free for a while but I could eat fruit and then since then I didn't like chocolate or like really sweet things but I'd eat like vegetables and everything else pretty normally then I went to a school that was really strict and they forced you to eat every single thing they cooked and I don't know what they were doing but they somehow made everything taste horrible and I

I got to the point where I could tell exactly what was being cooked the moment I walked through the gates in the morning.

And based on what it was, I would just feel sick all day or not.

And then I'd get to lunchtime.

And if it was, I couldn't even eat the boiled potatoes that they did or carrots and things.

And you'd be forced to eat everything on your plate, even if you asked to not have it, which was frustrating.

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