Welcome to another edition of the 💫4 AM Report💫 and what’s keeping us up at night is that hot fart under the covers (aka Dutch Oven). This week we talk to Mairlyn Smith, the Queen of Fiber (and fart jokes) and only professional home economist in Canada who can tell us what to do about that smelly surprise under your blanket.
Author of best-selling cookbook Peace, Love and Fiber and alumnus of the Second City Comedy Troupe, Mairlyn brings improv into everything she does, and she thinks you should too. She'll break down why:
✅ Censoring yourself blocks creativity ✅ Being real and relatable means not trying to be funny (although you know you’ve succeeded if your audience gets your fart-jokes (or whatever makes you, you))✅ Getting fricken full with fiber supports your gut and boosts your immune system (and prevents those beautiful internal poo sculptures)
If it sounds irreverent, it is. But there’s a bucketload of wisdom to be found in this episode. Have a laugh, have a listen!
About Mairlyn:
Mairlyn Smith is the only P.H.Ec. (professional home economist) in Canada who’s also an alumnus of the Second City Comedy Troupe, making her the self-proclaimed funniest P.H.Ec. in the entire world. A popular media personality, MC and keynote speaker Mairlyn is also a Regular Guest Expert on the award winning national daytime television show Cityline as well as a regular on Toronto’s Breakfast TV. Mairlyn’s forte is her ability to mix learning with laughter.
She’s the author of eight award winning cookbooks – Her latest cookbook Peace, Love and Fibre: Over 100 Fibre-Rich Recipes for the Whole Family (appetite by Random House) made the best seller lists at The Globe and Mail, The Toronto Star, Amazon.ca and Chapters Indigo and was short listed for a Taste Canada Cookbook Award.
Check out her website www.mairlynsmith.com or follow her on Twitter and Instagram @MairlynSmith or her Facebook Fan page @mairlyn.smith (that’s mairlyn dot smith)
