Something to Eat and Something to Read
Sophie Hansen and Germaine LeeceSomething to Eat and Something is a podcast about cooking and reading, and reading about cooking. Hosted by food writer Sophie Hansen and Bibliotherapist/Psychotherapist Germaine Leece; we believe that you should never go anywhere, or for too long, without something to eat and something to read. So every episode we’re going to dive into a book we’ve both read and talk about the ’shape’ it left on ... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 26 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksFoodArts | |||
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This episode is mostly about psychological thrillers, and how food and scenes around food can build words, develop characters, turn our stomachs and sometimes if we’re lucky, give us a moment to catch our breath. more
We hope you enjoy this episode of Something to Eat and Something to Read, a podcast for people who love to eat and read, and to think and talk about both! more
Merry Christmas from us both! We hope you enjoy this episode where we talk about our doorways into Christmas this year, thanks to our patron saint Jeanette Winterson and her book Christmas Days. She helps us in more ways than just festive ones. Her u... more
Our book for this episode is Karina May’s Duck à l'Orange for Breakfast, and the conversation it sparks floats around how romantic comedies feed us, how this genre, especially in good hands (hey Karina) is so soothing because it is inherently optimis... more
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I have just stumbled upon this delightful podcast and I have just binged on this podcast. Thanks for adding to my monstrous library -I thank you , my husband probably not 😂😘
Apple Podcasts3BourkieThe CricketNutter
Australiaa year ago - I feel like I’m chatting with friends.
Have just discovered this podcast and it’s right up my street with a love of books and food. I feel like I’m having a coffee with you both while I listen. Thanks for that. I listened to the most recent episode first and ‘enjoyed’ your recommendation of Leave the world behind, thanks.
Apple Podcasts5rayfield1969Australia2 years ago - Loving the chatter amongst the recommendations
Have long been a subscriber to Sophie’s weekly emails, but only just remembered to tune into this new podcast. Thankfully this has meant that both Sophie & Germaine were along as my company on a 6hr car journey today as I made my way through all the episodes to date, discussing books and food. Am absolutely loving the delightful chit-chat amongst these two ladies as well as the additional interviews, reviews, music, etc. I am so looking forward to future episodes as well as finding comfort and a... more
Apple Podcasts5GodChickAustralia2 years ago - I am loving this podcast
Talking about books and food is my idea of the perfect conversation and with this podcast I felt so included. The hosts are delightful and the content is interesting and entertaining. It left me feeling uplifted and inspired. Thank you ladies, I am looking forward to the next episode.
Apple Podcasts5PuddingxxxAustralia2 years ago - Books & cooks
Loving the book reviews & the tie in with meals and recipes. Easy to listen to and inspiring to get in the kitchen, off the screen & into a book. Thanks for the notes & all the links.
Apple Podcasts55leisafAustralia3 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #55 | Australia/Arts/Food |
Apple Podcasts | #87 |  New Zealand/Arts/Food |
Apple Podcasts | #137 |  Ireland/Arts/Food |
Apple Podcasts | #233 |  Israel/Arts/Food |
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