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Is Your Favorite Sports Team Ruining Your Waistline?
Pierre Chandon is a marketing professor at INSEAD - a business school in France and Singapore. He discovered that a sports team’s losing streak can adversely affect the eating habits of fans.
We first heard about his study in this New York Times article .
Pierre Chandon is a marketing professor at INSEAD - a business school in France and Singapore. He discovered that a sports team’s losing streak can adversely affect the eating habits of fans.
We first heard about his study in this New York Times article .
By Evan Kleiman • • 1 min readPierre Chandon is a marketing professor at INSEAD - a business school in France and Singapore. He discovered that a sports team’s losing streak can adversely affect the eating habits of fans.
We first heard about his study in this New York Times article.
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The full episode
3 of 8LA Sriracha Festival, Coffee Beers, Lifesaving Condiments- 0:00If Your Kitchen Appliances Could Talk, What Would They Say?
- 4:00Uppers and Downers - The Marriage of Coffee and Beer
- 11:10Is Your Favorite Sports Team Ruining Your Waistline?You’re reading this
- 15:22Sriracha - A History and LA's First Sriracha Festival
- 26:04It's a Handmade Pasta Experience at Bucato
- 33:48Market Report
- 43:43Weeknight Keepers for the Busy Cook
- 50:46How Pork Butt Became the Boston Roast - Renaming Meat Cuts