Straight Up Steve Austin and the podcast
The Steve Austin Show. He worked meticulously with El Segundo Brewing to create Broken Skull IPA. And this Sunday, he s the subject of the A&E documentary
Biography: Stone Cold Steve Austin.
But on this Zoom, he s the king of the Frito pie.
Well,
prince. This is his mom s recipe. And while his camo Broken Skull hat and the large hog statuette in his screen background might suggest he takes no shit off anyone, it s clear that his mom is an exception.
When I asked Austin for a recipe one that really means something to him and sums him up as a person to make before our interview, I expected the Texan might toss me some Texas barbecue that required a complicated rub. But what he came with is the perfect representation of the man himself: a comfort food that utilizes one of Texas s greatest commodities, baked in the sweet arms of cheese and corn chips. Straightforward, and as complicated or simple as you like. Just like Austin himself, it
Elaine Chung + Fireside Project
After Joe Biden, drugs specifically psychedelics were the biggest winner of the 2020 election: Oregon legalized psilocybin mushrooms for mental health treatment; Washington D.C. decriminalized them; and New Jersey introduced a reform bill to drastically reduces penalties for the possession of psychedelics, which later passed.
The changes in these laws follow what Anderson Cooper coined a “psychedelic renaissance,” during a
60 Minutes episode in 2019. Nowadays, everyone from Gwyneth’s Goop gals to the world’s greatest lab partner Michael Pollan is experimenting with drugs that most of us used to only be able to find at a Phish festival. This widened acceptance is generally considered a step in the right direction. After all, studies testing whether psychedelic compounds like MDMA and psilocybin can reduce depression, anxiety, and PTSD have repeatedly shown promising results.