Episode 100 Celebration and Giveaway
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Thank you listeners for joining me for 100 episodes! Today I want to reflect back a little and offer my sincere thanks to you the listener.
For many years I dreamt of hosting a podcast. Long before Feed Your Family Tonight existed I thought of hosting a show someday. Now, 100 episodes in, I am filled with joy. None of this would be possible if you were not tuning in and for that, I am so thankful. This audience is full of busy parents, singles, and couples, but we are all here to learn a little about food and getting dinner on the table even when life is crazy.
The most downloaded solo episode is #68 ALDI 101. It seems many of you are as big of fans as I am. Even with 7 grocery stores within a few minutes of my house, I still do most of my shopping at ALDI.
Many of you joined along the journey to episode 100. You may have missed my few episodes which lay out the Feed Your Family Tonight PSA for weeknight dinner success.
Episode 3 “S” Set a Dinner Bell
Episode 4 “A” Always have a backup
You can get the free weekly meal planning sheet here.
As a thank you to the dedicated listeners I am doing a giveaway. It will run from October 2 to October 10, 2020. The winner will be announced in the Feed Your Family Tonight Facebook group on October 11, 2020.
I am giving away a package of my favorite kitchen gadgets.
Kuhn Rikon Vegetable Peelers
Microplane Zester
Oxo Good Grips Citrus Squeezer
There are four ways to enter.
10 Entries for writing a review in Apple Podcasts (To get the 10 entries, comment on the post for the 100th episode in the Feed Your Family Tonight Facebook group.
1 Entry for following me on Instagram @MarieFiebach (To get this entry, please comment in the Feed Your Family Tonight Facebook group.)
1 Entry for “liking” the post on Instagram for the 100th episode and tagging a friend.
1 Entry for sharing the Instagram post on the 100th episode to your Instagram Story.
You can find a transcript of this episode here.