#Phil Rosenthal

[bite-back-in-anger]

Claudia met Phil Rosenthal 🥹

[randomenglishmajor]

I love "Somebody Feed Phil". It's this dorky guy who goes to amazing places and eats amazing food, and does it with such joy. He's not a professional chef who critiques the food. He's not a media person trying to get likes and subscribes. He just wants to find wonderful places and foods and let you know how wonderful it is and why you should travel to this place.

Phil highlights people doing great things in their communities and reminds the viewers that there IS good happening in the world.

The video calls with his parents are funny and sweet. His openness about his mother's health and her passing hit me hard in the emotions because he was being vulnerable.

He tries new things, like harvesting lotus roots and different boating types. He makes good and bad jokes. He makes people laugh. He takes the time to talk with the kids.

Have I convinced you to go watch this show yet???

[jerzwriter]

This sparks joy! My goal in life is to convert as many people as I can to becoming Hozier fans, and Somebody Feed Phil fans. lol

If you like travel shows, or food shows, or cute little dorky guys you just want to hug, this show is for you. It's on Netflix in the States and I have watched every last episode. Simply love it!

[soovermyself]

[dorimusic73]

[arsonyte]

@iamthebadwolf85

[cameoutstruggling93]

Bless Phil Rosenthal and his wonderful wonderful show ❤️❤️❤️❤️

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Somebody Feed Phil Has Been Renewed For Season 8

“Somebody Feed Phil” has been renewed for an eighth season at Netflix. The Emmy-nominated food travel series, which is among the streamer’s longest-running unscripted shows, debuted its seventh season March 1, featuring the “Everybody Loves Raymond” creator eating his way around Mumbai, Washington, D.C., Kyoto, Iceland, Dubai, Orlando, Taipei and Scotland. The first season of “Somebody Feed Phil”…

[birdsonpowerlines]

Somebody Feed Phil Season 7

In this episode we share our love of the documentary, Somebody Feed Phil season 7. There is so much about this show that we adore and look forward to. There is only one problem - now we have to wait until season 8 for more food and adventures with Phil Rosenthal. Listen in to hear our highlights as Phil shares his experiences in Mumbai, Washington D.C., Kyoto, Dubai, Orlando, Iceland, Taipei, and Scotland. Do you watch Phil? Did you catch any of season 7? What was your best highlight? And really - is Ethiopian food still a 'thing' in Washington D.C.? We want to know your take! And really, as Phil would say, "Come on!" "Just try it!"

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[msclaritea]

BREAKING: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has just apologized after Israel bombed an American citizen to death in Gaza while delivering food to starving civilians in a “deconflicted zone.”

NOTE: Netanyahu said the airstrike was “unintentional.”

NOTE: In all, Israel killed a dual US-Canada national, as well as people from Australia, Poland, the United Kingdom, and a Palestinian, World Central Kitchen CEO Erin Gore said in a statement.

NOTE: Gore said, “The love they had for feeding people, the determination they embodied to show that humanity rises above all, and the impact they made in countless lives will forever be remembered and cherished.”

NOTE: The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said it is “conducting a thorough review at the highest levels to understand the circumstances of this tragic incident.”

Zomi was one of the earliest employees at World Central Kitchen. She first showed up to volunteer at our WCK kitchen in Guatemala after the Fuego volcano eruption—and became like family. Zomi was effervescent, her spirit of service embodied the greatest aspects of humanity. Anyone who meets Zomi never forgets her huge smile and warm laugh. When others were facing the darkest of moments, Zomi was a shining light of comfort, and the world is a dimmer place without her. 💔 Mook, Twitter

This is Dayman Sobol, a Polish citizen, who works at @WCKitchen World Central Kitchen. He travelled between Arab and foreign countries to provide humanitarian aids. During this war, he decided to travel to the Gaza Strip to help the displaced there, but today Israel took his life.

Dayman worked as the logistics coordinator for the organization The Israeli army killed him inside the jeep, although the jeep had the logo of the international organization. Today's crime is a message to the world that the Israeli army does not discriminate against anyone.

H/t @lifepeptides

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[thighguys]

actually fuck dan for making me think about that fucking camus quote again... im literally always thinking about it the world refuses to let me forget. god one really must imagine sisyphus happy fml

[soovermyself]

At “An Evening with Phil Rosenthal” at the Beacon Theatre in NYC on April 13, 2024.

[cosmoglass]

"I’ve been told that I eat like Gollum from Lord of the Rings" - Kelly Macdonald on Somebody Feed Phil.

[ashleybenlove]

“I love turning Patton on to food because, you know, he’s Remy from Ratatouille.” 

Oh my gods, Phil.