
Greg Foot, host of the BBC Radio 4 series Sliced Bread, brings you Dough.
Each episode explores the future wonder products that might rise to success and redefine our lives.
Experts and entrepreneurs discuss the trends shaping what today's everyday technology may look like tomorrow, before a leading futurist offers their predictions on what life might be like within five, 10 and 50 years.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 220 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Health & Fitness | |||

Is streaming really killing off the big screen? Greg Foot examines the future of cinemas and considers wonder products and trends that might rise to success.
Greg is joined by experts and entrepreneurs to discuss what is shaping today's everyday tec... more
Could weight-loss jabs make gyms less relevant? Greg Foot examines the future of the fitness sector and considers wonder products and trends that might rise to success.
Greg is joined by experts and entrepreneurs to discuss what is shaping today's ... more
Could cash be losing its crown as digital money gains ground?
Greg Foot looks at money and examines the rise of the wonder products and technologies emerging across the financial sector.
He's joined by experts, entrepreneurs and industry innovators... more
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Vibration Plates. My own personal research suggested to me that the vibration plates, the cheaper high vibration ones, may be dangerous for bones with osteoporosis. I think the advice to pay for an exercise program from a physiotherapist is a good one.
Thanks for the show!
Really great show love Greg .sorry, dont listen to toast or dough
The wider one’s stance on a lateral-only device the greater the movement like on a seesaw? Sounds wrong, no?
Very informative and not too long like many podcasts which are also full of ads!
I really enjoyed the podcast about nail fungus and learned loads that I will be able to put into practice.
Love the format of the show with the listeners calling in and experts offering scientific evidence. Host is funny and informative. Great show.
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This program investigates consumer trends and hype through practical testing, expert commentary, and data-driven analysis. Episodes cover health and wellness products, home tech, and everyday innovations, with a strong emphasis on separating marketing claims from science. Listeners get hands-on demonstrations, real-world anecdotes, and takeaways designed to help decide what's worth trying or buying. A notable strength is its rigorous yet accessible approach, inviting listeners to question claims and learn how to evaluate evidence for themselves.
A standout niche is its blend of experiments, clinician or scientist guests, and accessible explanations of complex topics (from pillow ergonomics to microbiome tests). The show tends to attract cur... more
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Recent guests on Sliced Bread include:
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2. Rebecca Passmore
3. Varun Bhanot
4. Rupal Patel
5. Jack Leslie
6. Frane Maroević
7. Diane Ayres
8. Elizabeth Day
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