Welcome to the Mess Hall Podcast, part of the Alberta Podcast Network, Locally grown. Community supported.

Avery and Lena reminisce about 2020 and realize (1) it was not all bad and (2)it did not start with Covid.  We try cinnamon Kit Kats,  root beer, hopped mead, and cookies and cream dip.  It gets a bit giddy at times and we promise that although a product may smell like burnt hair, it can be delicious!

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