Category: The Celiac Project

Mike and Cam sit down with the Sauce Goddess herself, Jennifer Reynolds, as she shares how she built her gluten free woman owned sauce company from the ground up. Her goal has always been to inspire others through her love of cooking. She passes on some of her favorite recipes and some of the most surprising uses for her sauces and rubs.

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They say what happens in Vegas…stays in Vegas, but that rule doesn’t apply to Cam. Fresh off a bachelor party weekend for a good friend, Cam shares his gluten free ups and downs in Sin City. Let’s just say you can never pack enough snacks!


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Mike and Cam sit down with Dave DellaFave, CEO of NIMA Partners. Dave explains his holistic vision and reasons for acquiring  NIMA Partners as well as his advocacy for education and his mission to put the needs of the gluten free community front and center.


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Barstool Sports makes a lame attempt of poking humor at gluten free eaters that we find less than appetizing. Speaking of unappetizing, Cam gets badly glutened at a big event despite being extremely careful, and shares his takeaways and how he survived to make it through the rest of the weekend (and triumph)!


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Part 2 of Winter News and Notes covers a whole lot of ground! From emotional letters of struggle and resilience to a Gluten Free guest whose love of frosting shows no limits (and no shame)! We also talk about a surprising survey detailing the high level of stress and challenges for celiacs on the dating scene.


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We love when we get a chance to share your amazing notes and letters! In part 1 of our Winter News and Notes we hear from a few listeners who have been saved by the NIMA on a number of occasions. We also discuss a new study that shows that people who are newly diagnosed have better outomes, including less GI distress, when they meet as a group.


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We love when we get a chance to share your amazing notes and letters. In part 1 of our Winter News and Notes we hear from a few listeners who have been saved by the NIMA on a number of occasions. We also discuss a new study that shows those who are newly diagnosed have better outomes, including less GI distress, when they meet as a group.

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The most commonly held belief in celiac disease diagnosis has been that it’s most typical to have GI and digestive symptoms. A new article, “Atypical Celiac Disease: Diagnosing Nonintestinal Cases in Primary Care,” enlightens us on some amazing facts and figures. Mike and Cam explore what this could mean for celiac diagnosis in the future and share some of their personal takeaways about these fascinating findings. Thanks to Rachel Ziganti, MPA, PA-C and Stevie Redmond, MPA, PA-C for their illuminating article from Clinical Advisor!

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Mike and Cam are excited to talk to Ben Hampton, joining us from Australia. Ben, who goes by A Gluten Free Family (@a.gffamily on Instagram), has really let his voice be heard in just one year since his diagnosis. Ben speaks candidly about his diagnosis, his struggles, and shares why it was so important for him to become a vocal member of our community. Ben has also recently launched his own podcast, A Gluten Free Podcast, which you can listen to wherever you listen to podcasts.

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Mike and Cam are excited to welcome Cam’s younger sister, Peyton, for her maiden voyage on the podcast. Fresh off her 21st birthday, Peyton travels to Minnesota where she samples Burning Brothers Brewery, Olivia’s Organic Cafe and Sift Gluten Free Bakery. Then Peyton, Cam, and their parents make the pilgrimage to Lambo Field to see their beloved Packers. After some challenges to their tailgating adventure, hear how they turn things around and bring home a big win!

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