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Whatever you eat this holiday season, it won’t be anything like this. Something True returns for the holidays with the story of a monstrous pie, cooked by an English village in celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of Queen Victoria’s coronation. It was the largest pie ever made. Larger than reason. Larger than dreams. Large enough to hide a secret.
Read a full transcript of this episode on the Something True website.
Follow Something true on Twitter @atruepodcast. (Or just follow Duncan and Alex.)
Music on this week’s episode:
Stephan Siebert – when*
Lee Maddeford – Embellir (with Les Gauchers Quintet)
Jason Shaw – HOEDOWN*
Chris Zabriskie – Prelude No. 15*
Silence is Sexy – Holiday (instrumental)*
*modified for the podcast.
Read a full transcript of this episode on the Something True website.
Follow Something true on Twitter @atruepodcast. (Or just follow Duncan and Alex.)
Music on this week’s episode:
Stephan Siebert – when*
Lee Maddeford – Embellir (with Les Gauchers Quintet)
Jason Shaw – HOEDOWN*
Chris Zabriskie – Prelude No. 15*
Silence is Sexy – Holiday (instrumental)*
*modified for the podcast.
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