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Gluten-Free News Podcast

March 11, 2022 Erin Smith

If you aren’t listening to the Gluten-Free News Podcast, you should be. These news briefs are quick (usually less than 5 minutes long), informative, and released daily. Andrea Tucker, founder of Baltimore Gluten-Free, is an amazing celiac disease advocate who has her finger on the pulse of the gluten-free and celiac news world. I am amazed by Andrea’s commitment to putting this podcast out each weekday and connecting with people from around the world. You can find this podcast on all of your favorite podcast platforms.

Today I was pleasantly surprised to be included in Andrea’s weeklong International Women’s Day episode. I share my story of living for more than 40 years and what lead me to become the celiac advocate I am today.

Thank you to Andrea for featuring me and for being such a great celiac friend and advocate.

Take a listen.

Facebook Fallacy Friday: Fake GF Menus – Gluten Free News

If a restaurant posts their menu items are gluten free, there is a Federal Rule that they must be gluten free (meaning safe for the consumer to eat). Have you come across menus that state items are gluten free but not safe for those with Celiac? Please share your experiences at contact@baltimoreglutenfree.com Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Gluten-Free Living – An American Perspective

September 7, 2021 Erin Smith

I was recently interviewed by Annika Dhariwal, founder of Gluten Free Jio, for her webinar series featuring gluten-free and celiac experts from across the globe. I was very honored to share my experience of growing up with celiac disease with her audience and the history behind Gluten-Free Globetrotter. We talked about celiac disease as a child, traveling the world, and differences between India and the United States. It was a very interesting conversation.

Annika is a celiac teenager from India who is currently studying at boarding school in the United Kingdom. She shares my love of traveling and doesn’t let celiac disease stop her from seeing the world. When I asked Annika the meaning of her website name “Gluten Free Jio,” I just loved her explanation.

“Gluten Free Jio means to live gluten free. Jio in Hindi means to live. The idea behind this is to spread awareness about living a gluten free life in India and share my story and experiences of living in a boarding school and traveling as a celiac.”
Annika Dhariwal, founder of Gluten Free Jio

You can read Annika’s moderator notes here and watch the video below. You can also find the interview on YouTube.

Thank you for listening!

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Gluten-Free Globetrotter Going “LIVE” in May 2020

May 11, 2020 Erin Smith

While New York City is still officially on “PAUSE” and the inability to travel at the moment, I want to connect with the gluten-free community in a new way. When two of my favorite people on Instagram both approached me to go “LIVE” with them, I jumped at the opportunity.

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Gluten-Free Travel Talk with Live Free Canada

September 5, 2018 Erin Smith

Erin Smith talks Gluten-Free Travel + Celiac Globetrotting An episode of The Living Free + Well Podcast — Globetrotting the Gluten-Free World!

A few weeks ago I had the pleasure of talking with sisters Pam and Anna Kruusi of Live Free Canada and the Living Free + Well Podcast. These sisters are both living in Canada and either have celiac disease or food intolerances. I was super excited to talk to them, especially since both my sister and I have celiac disease and our grandmother is from Canada. Nothing like keeping it in the family!

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A Look at Family-Friendly Gluten-Free Destinations

October 5, 2017October 4, 2017 Erin Smith

Traveling with a family can be a daunting experience. Add in a gluten-free diet and the challenges can be overwhelming. In this episode of the Gluten-Free Radio podcast, I discuss my expert tips and strategies for family travel and top accommodating destinations. I gave this interview while I was at the 2017 Washington DC Gluten-Free Education Day back in June.