HSG Ep. 16: Miranda Alcaraz - CrossFit Games, Street Parking, and Working Out Less and Eating Cinnamon Rolls for Health
The Hungry Stuntgirl
Today's guest is a CrossFit Games athlete, business owner and mother of (very) soon to be three - MIRANDA ALCARAZ.
info_outline
HSG Ep. 15: Dr. David Liskov - Anxiety and Depression, ADHD, Mental Health Stigmas and Alfredo Sauce
The Hungry Stuntgirl
In this episode, I sit down with board certified psychiatrist Dr. David Liskov, MD FAPA and discuss the importance of mental health, and breaking the stigma that is attached to getting the help we might need.
info_outline
HSG Ep. 14: The Vexler - Stunt family, Olympic Gymnast Bound Bloodline, and the Foods that Fed and Fueled Them
The Hungry Stuntgirl
On this episode of The Hungry Stuntgirl, I sit down with the amazingly talented family of stunt performers, the Vexlers! Aaron, Luke and Caroline talk of their upbringing, life in stunts as a family, and the nutrition that keeps them going - both physically and mentally. This in person interview in their mountain home in Utah does not disappoint!
info_outline
HSG Ep. 13: Dr. Thomas H. Marshburn, M.D.
The Hungry Stuntgirl
Find out what it’s like to eat in space - and to poop in space - and SO much more.
info_outline
HSG Ep. 12: Ennis Esmer - Schitt's Creek, Awkward Moments, and Ice Cream
The Hungry Stuntgirl
Most recently noted for his work on the NBC show Blindspot as , the Amazon Series Red Oaks, and his reoccurring role on the multi-Emmy winning show Schitt’s Creek, actor Ennis Esmer dishes up some great conversation. Heidi had the opportunity to sit down (virtually) in July to chat with him about his life, food, and the importance of staying connected in a time when connections look far different than they used to. He also made Heidi blush…a lot...
info_outline
HSG Ep. 11 - Zoë Bell PART TWO - Movie Making, Chocolate Chip Cookies, and Mom's Chicken Leftovers Soup
The Hungry Stuntgirl
On today's episode... you’ll hear the conclusion of this interview with Zoë Bell where we get into more of her crazy amazing career as a top Hollywood stuntwoman, stunt coordinator and actor as well as where her career is headed now - and of COURSE, we talk a bunch about FOOD. We left off talking about Quintin Tarantino - and his influence on her career and life at the beginning of this episode.
info_outline
HSG Ep. 10: Zoë Bell PART ONE- Tarantino, Xena: Warrior Princess, and Life in New Zealand as an Emerging Stuntwoman
The Hungry Stuntgirl
Zoë Bell got her big break in New Zealand when she stepped in to be the new stunt double for Lucy Lawless in the series Xena: Warrior Princess. That show catapulted her career into working with Quintin Tarantino on films such as Kill Bill (Parts 1 & 2), Deathproof, and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
info_outline
HSG Ep. 9: Dr. Charlie Miraglia M.D. - Covid-19 Info, Blood and Plasma Donation, and Diet Recommendations
The Hungry Stuntgirl
Dr. Charlie Miraglia MD is a Board Certified Clinical Pathologist, Transfusion Medicine Specialist, and healthcare executive. Dr. Miraglia talks a bit about Covid-19 and how blood can be be the key to one form of treatment that he has seen work, how important it is (especially now) to donate blood, as well as his ideal diet and recommendations. And...his favorite ice cream...and why.
info_outline
HSG Ep. 8: Josh Dean - Improv, Canadian Things, and Food is Life
The Hungry Stuntgirl
In this episode, actor, video game voice director, musician, recreational chef and just all around adorable and kind human being Josh Dean talks about WHY he is so in love with food (...and his wife...). His instagram page during his quarantine experience turned into a food lover's dream. He and his wife made short food videos nearly every day with everything from making the perfect steak, to making butter.
info_outline
HSG Ep. 7: Jeffrey Eisner - Instant Pot Demystification, Recipes, and Balancing Food and Life
The Hungry Stuntgirl
THE Instant Pot guy tells all about life, food, and his new book, "The Step by Step Instant Pot Cookbook."
info_outlineFind out what it’s like to eat in space - and to poop in space - and SO much more.
Physician and NASA astronaut Dr. Thomas H. Marshburn answers YOUR questions on this episode of The Hungry Stuntgirl.
Dr. Thomas H. Marshburn holds a Bachelor of Science in Physics from Davidson College, North Carolina; a Masters in Engineering Physics from the University of Virginia; a Doctorate of Medicine from Wake Forest University; and a Masters in Medical Science from the University of Texas Medical Branch. The North Carolina native is a veteran of two spaceflights, STS‐127 and Expedition 34/35. Prior to becoming an astronaut, Dr. Marshburn served as a Flight Surgeon, assigned to Space Shuttle Medical Operations and to the joint U.S./Russian Space Program and eventually became the Medical Operations Lead for the International Space Station.
Selected by NASA in May 2004, he completed astronaut candidate training in February 2006. Training included scientific and technical briefings, intensive instruction in shuttle and International Space Station systems, physiological training, T‐38 flight training, and water and wilderness survival training. He completed his first spaceflight in July 2009, logging more than 376 hours in space, and 18 hours and 59 minutes in three spacewalks. He launched to the International Space Station as a Flight Engineer in December 2012. While onboard the station, he logged more than 146 days in space and 5 hours and 30 minutes of spacewalk time in an emergency spacewalk.
And if THAT wasn’t enough to impress the pants off of you, he also happened to backpacked from Canada to Mexico along the Pacific Crest Trail.
OFFICIAL NASA INFO ON Dr. Marsburn:
https://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/atoms/files/marshburn-th.pdf
Instagram and twitter:
@astromarshburn
Discounts from my favorite products:
www.pittstonketchup.com - discount code: hungry stuntgirl
www.oliveoiljones.com - discount code: HUNGRY
www.eleventhelement.com - go to online store - discount code: heidi10