Ep. 179: Melt Your Face Off Hot Wing Challenge | The Wild Kitchen x Silvercore

This was supposed to be a hot wing challenge.
It turned into something else.

We sat down to take on a melt your face off hot wing challenge and ended up in a real conversation about food, marriage, work, ambition, comfort, and the choices that shape a life over time.

The heat ramps up fast. Talking becomes harder. Filters disappear.

We talk about building something from scratch, walking away from paths that look good on paper, raising kids with intention, food as memory, food as connection, and why comfort has a way of slowly pulling people off course.

This episode also introduces The Wild Kitchen Podcast, a show about food, authors, hunters, foragers, and people who still know how to make things with their hands and feed the people they love.

Nothing here was planned. Nothing was cleaned up to make it tidy.

If you’re into honest conversations, good food, and doing things the hard way on purpose, this one will land.

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Timestamps

00:00 We commit to the hot wing challenge
01:45 Why the first attempt failed
04:10 What The Wild Kitchen is really about
07:30 Starting something and sticking with it
10:50 Food, memory, and why meals matter
14:40 The meals that never leave you
18:20 Heat kicks in and thinking gets harder
21:45 Comfort food and emotional attachment
24:50 Death row meals and what they reveal
30:15 What we wanted to be as kids
35:05 Leaving the path you were expected to follow
39:40 Work that feels honest
45:30 Food, family, and presence
50:00 Heat level check and regret
53:10 Old skills in a modern world
58:20 Belief, curiosity, and asking better questions
01:03:45 Pushing through discomfort
01:07:40 Failure, momentum, and self trust
01:12:20 Dealing with criticism
01:16:10 Grandparents, food, and inherited habits
01:20:40 Preservation, fermentation, and patience
01:24:10 Processing animals and community
01:28:10 What the future actually looks like
01:32:30 Final wing and closing thoughts