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Giles Coren Has No Idea
Each week Giles Coren finds himself with no idea what to write about in his weekly column. Having read all the papers and found nothing of interest whatsoever, he takes a break and does the school run. That’s where his wife and fellow journalist Esther Walker comes in. Upon his return, Esther has half a dozen ideas she’s spotted ready to knock around with him over the kitchen table and a much needed pot of coffee.You can read Giles in The Times here;
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4.0 stars from 1,166 ratings
Love this podcast. Giles and Esther are fast, funny and refreshingly honest. There’s a delicious dollop of cynicism to their discussions, which (imo) is much needed in this effing boring, virtue-signalling, politically correct, woke/cancel-culture era we’ve all been straight-jacketed into…. Keep...Read full review »
Mrs mindyerownbusiness via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 02/13/24
Funny and honest
Title says it all!
Craig_W_ via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 12/15/23
Funny and Honest
Probably the most real podcasters that I listen to. That’s what makes it so good.
Momin890 via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 11/17/23
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