Medical guidelines and PowerPoint presentations are a major snooze fest! It is tedious work to keep up with all that is new in food allergy. The presenters will offer a different way to learn; a variation of the traditional debate format called the "Car Talk" debate. Modeled after the format of the popular National Public Radio series, this session asks the presenters to explore the controversies surrounding food allergy by discussing an illustrative case and other questions posed by the audience. Initially, the focus will be on how we develop tolerance to food, why this process fails, and how an allergen is exposed/presented to the body plays a critical role in these events. The presenters will also take the audience through the groundbreaking Learning Early About Peanut allergy (LEAP) study, discussing the current recommendations, and what they mean to parents and physicians. They will review the new Addendum Guidelines for Prevention of Peanut Allergy in the U.S. The audience will be brought up to date on the current research on specific immunotherapy for food allergies, most notable peanut, including oral immunotherapy, sublingual immunotherapy, and epicutaneous immunotherapy, with discussion on the first therapy approved by the FDA for the treatment of food allergies. For the discussion, the presenters will identify controversies in food allergy, and they will create scenarios that they will present as a means to explore these controversies. This will be a very interactive, engaging, and fun session for both the attendees and the presenters.