Series of conversations in which journalist Nina Myskow discovers how attitudes to food affect individual lives
Over tea and chocolate tart at the Ritz, comedian Joan Rivers recounts a lifetime of self-loathing and fear of being fat, and recalls the shock of discovering she wasn't beautiful.
DetailsAt home in her kitchen, cookery writer Nigella Lawson describes her transformation from a child who resisted her mother's appeals to eat into a cook with a guilt-free attitude.
DetailsOver lunch in a Sichuan restaurant, Jung Chang, author of Wild Swans, explains how food defines her identity and changing tastes have shaped her life.
DetailsJournalist and former prisoner Erwin James explains the part food has played in his life and subsequent rehabilitation.
DetailsWith the table set for Shabbat-eve, Nina Myskow discusses life, love and potato latkes with Rabbi Lionel Blue.
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