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Jo Beth Taylor

Episode 43 of the Food Bytes with Sarah Patterson podcast, hosted by Howdy Partners Media, titled "Jo Beth Taylor" was published on October 30, 2024 and runs 26 minutes.

October 30, 2024 ·26m · Food Bytes with Sarah Patterson

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We are delighted to have Jo Beth Taylor join us on Food Bytes this week. Back home now in Perth, Jo Beth reveals what she's up to these days and shares some special memories from the heady days of Hey Hey its Saturday, Funniest Home Videos and a musical career that took her to the bright lights of LA. We also find out about her kitchen prowess and her dinner party guest list will surprise!

This week's Food Poll is a Halloween special treat or treat. Smarties or M&Ms?        

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