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Let Them Eat Books is a podcast hosted by Claire Reynolds and Colin Herd about all the food you have and haven’t tried in all the books you have and haven’t read. Leaving jammy fingerprints on book jackets, reading every last word on the back of packets, we combine the two things that make us who we are: a shared passion for the culinary and the literary! We also visit food and book locations around Scotland and further afield.
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Episode #63
The Bertie Bassetts of the podcast world, licoricious as always, Colin and Claire talk all sorts about the sweeter than sweet root Licorice and its story and literary connections, taking us to Ancient Egypt, Scandinavia and even as far afield as Pontefract in Yorkshire. They discuss texts by Monique Quintana, Ernest Hemingway and Raymond Antrobus, with a mention of Sir John Betjemen.
Episode #62
Your Colin and Claire talk Blueberries in the latest episode of Let Them Eat Books. This episode focuses on Amanda Peters' novel The Berry Pickers and Ellena Savage's collection of essays Blueberries, and also mentions a poem by Caroline Laganas. The inspiration for the episode came from Monica's Bakes in Balsall Common thanks to their Blueberry Flapjack!
Episode #61
Two Shellfish T**ts discuss Mussels! Highlighting Birgit Vanderbeek's brilliant 1990 novella The Mussel Feast, Colin and Claire take a trip through Mussels from Belgium to Chile, stopping off at the iconic Loch Fyne Shellfish Bar in Glasgow's Barras Market.
Episode #60
An Ugly ball of roots and Claire discuss an ugly ball of roots. Celeriac is the star of today's show featuring literary references to Gail Honeyman, Simon Barraclough and Olga Dermott-Bond.
Episode #59
It's time Empire Biscuits were rebranded! Listen in to the episode to see what Colin and Claire come up with for this deliciously short jammy sandwich cookie. They also read their own poems inspired by the bakery staple and Claire gets pretty hot under the colour about Milkybar version.
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