Perfect grocery store

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Opposite Ends

6 episodes

8 months ago

An international talk show with two amateur experts in culture, food and relationships. Every so often, we explore a niche topic with expansive scope and eye-watering detail. Sometimes we invite friends and sometimes we just talk to each other.

At the end of every episode we indulge in giving love, sex and relationship advice. So please ask us anything! Don’t be shy.

Opposite Ends is made with our producer Anna on Gadigal Country, Sydney and in Bristol, UK. Thank you Ellen Pearce for our music <3

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At the end of every episode we indulge in giving love, sex and relationship advice. So please ask us anything! Don’t be shy.

Opposite Ends is made with our producer Anna on Gadigal Country, Sydney and in Bristol, UK. Thank you Ellen Pearce for our music <3

Thanks for listening. Please like and follow us or even give us a rating.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Perfect grocery store

Opposite Ends

58 minutes 7 seconds

9 months ago

Perfect grocery store

We love to shop. In this episode, Katie regales Nina about iconic (in the religious sense) Indian grocery store Sweet Mart. Sweet Mart opened in 1978 and has since become a local Bristol institution. It sells everything you could ever want, from South Asian veg, to Western condiments, to Jamaican bread, to organic Japanese products. However, the history of this always-fully-stocked-with-everything shop in a gentrifying neighbourhood starts unexpectedly in Uganda. We spoke with co-owner Rashid Majothi, who generously explained how his family migrated to England and the origin of Sweet Mart. Guest stars: Bristol's ice rink, Zabaar's, pringles mural, Fran Fine.

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