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FAACT (Food Allergy and Anaphylaxis Connection Team), hosted by Caroline Moassessi · Podcast, weekly
Weekly interviews from FAACT on living with food allergies at every age: school, college, travel, epinephrine, burnout and research news, with advocates, clinicians and families.
Lisa Horne of Food Allergy P.I. · Podcast, every few months
Veteran allergy parent Lisa Horne interviews professionals, advocates and people with food allergies about safety, diagnosis, mental health, dining, travel and advocacy.
Corinna at Friendly Pantry Consulting · Podcast archive, 70+ episodes
Corinna of Friendly Pantry Consulting shares practical tips for food allergy parents on school, travel, camp, celebrations and when a child can carry their own epinephrine.
Just Allergy Things · Podcast archive, 14 episodes
A teen-led podcast sharing experiences and advice about food allergies: back to school, preparing for college, dating, eating out, surviving anaphylaxis and travelling solo.
Murdoch Children's Research Institute (Professor Katie Allen and Professor Mimi Tang) · Podcast series, 2018
Allergists and researchers Professor Katie Allen and Professor Mimi Tang explain diagnosis, anaphylaxis, prevention and treatment research. A short series released in 2018.
Episode · Anaphylaxis UK: Let's Talk About Allergies · Oct 1
1 h 1 min
From student flat kitchen politics to backpacking in South East Asia - living with serious allergies isn't just about reading food labels, it's about the mental load and preparation that comes with it.
Episode · Food Allergy Talk · Jan 11
1 h 35 min
On this episode of Food Allergy Talk, I welcome Tristan Tierce of Allergy Voyage.
Episode · Food Allergy Made Easy · Sep 21, 2025
15 min
Hey food allergy mom! I s there really such a thing as an allergy-friendly resort? You want a vacation where you can actually relax, knowing your child is safe. But searching online can feel overwhelming.
Episode · Food Allergy Made Easy · Sep 7, 2025
11 min
Hey food allergy mama! This episode might be controversial, but today I’m talking about why I think celebrations with food like birthday cupcakes, donuts, and cookies don’t belong in the classroom.
