Nothing quite brings people together like the power of food, and on this podcast, Felicity Blunt talks to chefs, farmers and campaigners alike to discover, challenge and celebrate our shared love of all things food.
Felicity explores the latest food trends, science and ideas that will shape the future of food, with chefs, campaigners and cultural leaders alike, so sit down with your favourite cup of tea and enjoy these conversations covering everything from our appetites to the arts.
Please note: The ideas and views represented in this podcast are not endorsements or views of Fortnum & Mason.
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Nothing quite brings people together like the power of food, and on this podcast, Felicity Blunt talks to chefs, farmers and campaigners alike to discover, challenge and celebrate our shared love of all things food.
Felicity explores the latest food trends, science and ideas that will shape the future of food, with chefs, campaigners and cultural leaders alike, so sit down with your favourite cup of tea and enjoy these conversations covering everything from our appetites to the arts.
Please note: The ideas and views represented in this podcast are not endorsements or views of Fortnum & Mason.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The power of food, and the intensely personal relationship we have with it, has come to define more than just our waistlines. Today, it is an extension of our identities; a sense-fuelled tool we can utilise to nourish and nurture, empower and please.
Joining Tom Parker Bowles for this deep dive into the psychology of food is award-winning journalist, author and historian Bee Wilson, who, having written four critically acclaimed books – including Consider the Fork: A History of How We Cook and Eat (Fortnum & Mason’s Food Book of the Year, 2016) and First Bite: The Way We Eat Now – offers fascinating insight into the culture of consumption.
Here, they debate how to positively tackle the modern obesity crisis; reflect on the transformative, joyful nature of cooking; and discuss how the post-lockdown landscape is shaping a positive future for British produce.
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