194 The Best Mother-in-Law and Her Hungarian Walnut Torte
Today’s guest Lynn describes Maria — just like a glowing fairy come to life: barely five feet tall, vivacious, chatty and outgoing, and as charming as they come.
So imagine this tiny Maria 100 years ago, just a teenager tripping over the cobblestone streets of Budapest, chatting with her friends…
195 The Honest Magiría and Its Humble Chickpea Soup
For many of us, Athens is inseparable from ancient—towering colonnades blinding white in the Mediterranean sun, rowdy crowds packed into massive amphitheatres, then those same crowds dispersing into balmy evenings washed in golden light, the 195 The Honest Magiría and Its Humble Chickpea Soupsmel…
196 The Tireless German Oma and Her Creamy Quark
If you listen closely, you can almost hear the soft rattle of a bicycle coasting over cobblestones, weaving past tractors and farm fields on its way toward a small German village kitchen.
A little girl, Heidrun, is on that bike and, as her hair streams behind her in the wind, she can hardly hea…
198 The Magnetic Thai Grandma and Her Soothing Breakfast Jok
What was your first moment of consciousness this morning? The sound of an alarm clock? The feeling of a toddler whose presence you felt before you even opened your eyes? If you’re really lucky, maybe it was the sun in your eyes?
For Dom, it was the smell of garlic, gently frying outside. Then so…
199 The Foremost Wild Food Authority and His Favorite Taco
Typically, I introduce episodes with a nostalgic story, inviting you all on an emotional journey with me - but I’ve opted out of that today as it doesn’t quite fit. Today’s episode isn’t about the past or the bittersweet memories of loved ones lost -
Rather, it celebrates a friendship rooted in…
200 The Vindicated Mother and Her Lebanese Lamb Chops
I like to think that Mama Issa had breakfast at her favorite place this morning—right on the edge of the Mediterranean. Imagine the soft clatter of dishes, waves gently splashing against the thick rock wall separating Mama Issa from that turquoise water. She sips that good, strong Lebanese coffee…
201 The Midwestern Mom and The Coming of Age Breakfast
Step back into the kitchen of your childhood. Can you remember? What color were the cabinets? Was their linoleum on the floors and laminate on the counters? Or tile and granite? Was it warm or cold? Cluttered or clean? Was it a happy place? A lonely place?
Now put yourself back into that kitchen…
The BTCC: Always Awesome
Sascha and Georgie Mackay have something to say about their enduring love for the British Touring Car Championship, and they're joined by tin-top expert Neil Hudson to discuss what it is that makes the series so amazing, both in the nineties and in 2026. They also review Race for a Cause 24.
The Ra…
The Temple Will Fall - Hold Your Nerve | The Gospel Of Mark: Part 13 | Guest Speaker: Neil Hudson
This week we are joined by guest speaker Neil Hudson from Salford Elim Church
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Speaker: Neil Hudson from Salford Elim ChurchRecorded from our Sunday morning service 19-07-26Session 10 in our journey through the book of Ephesians.Metro Christian Centre - BuryPutting Jesus at the centre of everything:Our lives,Our church,Our community,Our worldwww.mccbury.org.ukFacebook: https:…
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