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In a special collaboration with the delicious. podcast, Gilly Smith introduces us to a group of young people, some of whom have experienced first-hand food poverty, to explore how to make the food system fairer. All four episodes of the delicious. podcast have been produced in partnership with the Food Foundation and the Right2Food podcast.
Ever wondered if advertising healthy food to kids on TV could change the way they snack? In the final episode in the series, we look at some extraordinary examples of positive messaging that could reduce obesity.
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In a special collaboration with the delicious. podcast, Gilly Smith introduces us to a group of young people, some of whom have experienced first-hand food poverty, to explore how to make the food system fairer. All four episodes of the delicious. podcast have been produced in partnership with the Food Foundation and the Right2Food podcast.
In this week’s episode, we start to unpack the food system in order to explore how carbon labelling and a local food economy could change the world.
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In a special collaboration with the delicious. podcast, Gilly Smith introduces us to a group of young people, some of whom have experienced first-hand food poverty, to explore how to make the food system fairer. All four episodes of the delicious. podcast have been produced in partnership with the Food Foundation and the Right2Food podcast.
In the second episode of the series, delicious. podcast presenter Gilly Smith takes a look at the role that food banks and membership clubs have played during the pandemic and whose responsibility it is to feed our poorest families.
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In a special collaboration with the delicious. podcast, Gilly Smith introduces us to a group of young people, some of whom have experienced first-hand food poverty, to explore how to make the food system fairer. All four episodes of the delicious. podcast have been produced in partnership with the Food Foundation and the Right2Food podcast.
Listen to Dame Emma Thompson, Marcus Rashford and a host of young ambassadors discussing the issues of food poverty, and the ways in which people, no matter their status, can make their voice be heard.
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Join us for a very special episode this month in which Gilly Smith looks at the connection between cooking and health. She discovers how a community cooking initiative has changed the lives of a group of older men by bringing them together over the things they love most – connection, learning new skills and eating delicious food!
With an advertisement from W.K. Kellogg No Added Sugar Granola
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In the first episode in the Christmas series of the delicious. podcast, Gilly Smith is out foraging for mushrooms with food writer, delicious. columnist and River Cottage chef Gill Meller.
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This week, Gilly Smith talks to Fergus Henderson and Trevor Gulliver, whose restaurant, St John, a former smokehouse just outside Smithfield Meat market, brought nose-to-tail eating to London when it opened in 1995. We chat about The Book of St John which celebrates 25 years of the restaurant, and we have a rather frank discussion about English wine and sustainable eating. We also hear how Parkinson’s has affected Fergus’s life as a chef, and he talks about his inspiration – the late, great Anthony Bourdain.
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