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Q&A with Amber Guinness
If you're feeling the need for another summer holiday, we hope this Q&A with cookbook writer Amber Guinness helps create the feeling as she takes you…
Mar 28
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Sophie Hansen
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Food as a Plot Device: Show Notes
Where we discuss all the ways food adds to character and the plot in psychological thrillers, particularly with the sinister latest from Lisa Jewell…
Mar 15
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Sophie Hansen
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Food as a plot point
In which we discuss how food creates and breaks tension in thrillers, the joy of the right book at the right time, and our favourite table scenes in…
Mar 14
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Sophie Hansen
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February 2024
Something to Eat and Something to Read Q&A
This one is a bit closer to home with Germaine quizzing Sophie about her new book, writing cookbooks and a menu of greats to soothe pre-launch anxiety.
Feb 23
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Sophie Hansen
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Summer Reading Episode - Show Notes
Eight books we loved this summer, and nourishing things to eat and read in heavy times.
Feb 11
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Sophie Hansen
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Summer reading round-up
Eight books we read and loved this summer, plus things to eat and read for comfort and care.
Feb 10
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Sophie Hansen
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Something to eat and something to read this February
A good book and a good salad for these hot days of transition.
Feb 1
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Sophie Hansen
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December 2023
Merry Christmas and happy reading and eating!
A last minute menu, hanging out for daytime reading and thank you.
Dec 21, 2023
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Sophie Hansen
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Christmas minisode 2023 - Shownotes
Where we step through the doorways of the Christmas season and recognise the importance of retaining the same doorways and having new ones. We hope you…
Dec 1, 2023
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Sophie Hansen
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November 2023
Christmas Minisode 2023!
Where we discuss our doorways into Christmas this year and how there is comfort in both keeping them the same and making them different, but always with…
Nov 30, 2023
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Sophie Hansen
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Q&A with Tessa Kiros
Tessa Kiros's books are among our all-time favourites, and the world she creates in them is a place of magic, flavour, comfort and joy. Here she shares…
Nov 16, 2023
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Sophie Hansen
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Show Notes for Duck a l'Orange for Breakfast by Karina May
Where we discuss romantic comedies and how they can feed us, visiting younger versions of ourselves, looking for comfort and predictability when the…
Nov 2, 2023
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Sophie Hansen
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