Podcasts about Borough Market

In this episode, guest host Karen interviews Tracy about her favourite London experiences, from afternoon teas and hidden gems to festive traditions and foodie highlights.Highlights include: • The Ceremony of the Keys at the Tower of London, a historic after-hours ritual • Afternoon teas with a twist such as Peter Pan at The Shard or the classic Ritz indulgence • Greenwich's Painted Hall and the National Portrait Gallery's world-class art • Foodie experiences including Devour's pub tour and the “sushi-bar for cheese” in Seven Dials • Family favourites like Hamleys and the Natural History Museum • Seasonal sparkle with Christmas lights, festive markets and decorated shopfronts • Easy day trips from London, such as Portsmouth's Mary Rose and historic dockyard✨ Insider tip: Popular experiences book up quickly. Reserve ahead, especially for afternoon teas and special tours.

Lori-Ann and Nick Mancini transform their daughters' Irish dance opportunity into an unforgettable 20-day family adventure across Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland and England, blending cultural experiences with memorable exploration.• Flying direct from Orlando to Dublin before driving through Ireland and Northern Ireland• Discovering the surprising beauty of Northern Ireland, including Tollymore Forest, Giant's Causeway and Silent Valley• Flying to Edinburgh and experiencing Holyrood Palace, Edinburgh Castle and a local black cab tour• Exploring York's medieval streets, ancient walls and impressive Minster• Visiting London highlights, including the Changing of the Guard, Tower of London and West End theatre• Enjoying the Roman Baths in Bath and a special birthday tea in the Cotswolds• Using BritRail passes for easy first-class train travel throughout Britain• Staying in a mix of accommodations from quirky apartments to family-friendly hotels• Finding unexpected food highlights, including the Georgian Tea Room in Edinburgh• Balancing scheduled tours with free exploration time for teens and tweens• Packing for variable weather conditions from cold rain to summer heat• Learning to navigate train systems and making the most of long summer daylight hours⭐️ Guest - Lori-Ann and Nick Mancini

Tanya Munro shares her incredible multi-country African adventure, focusing on South Africa in this first episode of a two-part series. After 35 years on her bucket list, she finally travelled through Johannesburg, Kruger National Park, Cape Town and the Garden Route, experiencing wildlife encounters, cultural discoveries and stunning landscapes.• Best time to visit South Africa for wildlife viewing is during the dry season (June-July)• Starting in Johannesburg provided important historical context through a Soweto township tour• Thornhill Safari Lodge near Kruger offered incredible wildlife viewing including lions, cheetahs and elephants• Cape Town surprised with its beauty, perfect weather and Table Mountain backdrop• V&A Waterfront area provided safe, convenient accommodation with good security• Garden Route tour covered 1,200km of diverse landscapes from mountains to coastline• Blyde River Canyon (third largest canyon in world) was an unexpected highlight• Game meats like kudu, springbok and ostrich were culinary standouts• Cape Malay cooking class in Bo-Kaap offered cultural immersion through food• Learning about South Africa's history early in the trip provides essential contextJoin us next week as we continue Tanya's journey through Namibia, Botswana and Zimbabwe.⭐️ Guest - Tanya Munro

In this episode of the UK Travel Planning Podcast, Tracy Collins is joined by her friend Karen for a deep dive into her favourite places in London. Drawing on years of living, working, and exploring the capital, Tracy shares the landmarks, gardens, markets, and quiet corners that she loves most.From must-see icons like the Tower of London, Westminster Abbey, and Hampton Court Palace to the vibrant streets of Notting Hill, the views (and pelicans) of St James's Park, the beauty of Kew Gardens, and hidden gems like Postman's Park, this episode showcases the places that make London truly special. Tracy and Karen also chat about museums, rooftop views, riverside walks, and a few quirky surprises along the way.Whether you're planning your very first trip to London or looking for fresh ideas, this episode is full of insider tips and inspiration to help you discover a few new favourite spots of your own.

What does it take to build a thriving food brand that refuses to compromise on values? Karen and Patrick O'Flaherty, founders of Pip Organic, reveal the remarkable journey that transformed their humble market stall selling fresh juices into one of the UK's most trusted organic food and drink brands.The husband-and-wife team share how their backgrounds in marketing and finance, combined with Patrick's family history in organic farming, created the perfect foundation for their business. Their adventure began at Borough Market in London, where queues quickly formed for their fresh organic juices. When customers started bringing bottles to fill for home consumption, they recognized a retail opportunity that would define their future.The conversation takes a fascinating turn as they discuss a pivotal moment in their business journey – purchasing a bottling line at auction without fully consulting each other, a decision that nearly caused "a divorce in the car" but ultimately proved transformative for their production capabilities. This candid glimpse into their partnership reveals how entrepreneurial impulses sometimes clash with practical considerations.Perhaps most compelling is how parenthood reshaped their business direction. When Karen and Patrick couldn't find clean-label products for their own children, they identified a crucial market gap: while the baby food category was predominantly organic, options disappeared once children outgrew the toddler stage. This insight led to their mission of creating products that pass a simple but powerful test: "Would we give this to our kids with a smile?"Their commitment to quality comes with constraints – developing products takes longer, costs more, and sometimes means saying no to certain categories. Yet this unwavering approach has built extraordinary consumer trust. As they've scaled to over 10,000 distribution points across the UK without external investment, the O'Flahertys prove that patience in business can yield remarkable results.What lessons might your business gain from their "you only get out what you put in" philosophy? Listen now to discover how authentic values and consumer-first thinking can create sustainable competitive advantage in even the most challenging markets.Support the show

In episode 69 of the Global Travel Planning Podcast, Tracy is joined by Shelly and Melissa for a Ladies Who Travel episode all about staying healthy on the road.Together, they dive into the realities of travel wellness, sharing practical tips, personal stories, and lessons learned from decades of global adventures. From long-haul flights and disrupted routines to managing mental health and bouncing back from injuries, this honest chat covers it all.Melissa opens up about navigating mental health and healing after injury, Shelly shares how daily habits and supplements help her stay grounded, and Tracy reflects on the importance of slowing down and listening to your body.Whether you are a frequent flyer or planning your first big trip, this episode offers real-world advice to help you feel your best while exploring the world.⭐️ Guests - Melissa (QueenslandTravelGuide.com.au) and Shelly Marie (SoloHerWay.com)

Michael Goldsmith shares his deeply personal journey across the UK, inspired by his family's connection to the Titanic, and fulfilled through a carefully planned itinerary that combines ship, rail, and coach travel. He explains how research and personalised travel advice helped him create a meaningful trip that connected him with family history and distant relatives.• Taking the Queen Mary II across the Atlantic in honour of ancestors who boarded the Titanic• Visiting Southampton, Stonehenge, Salisbury, and Rochester to explore historical sites and family connections• Meeting previously unknown relatives from his great-grandfather's family in Rochester• Experiencing London through a specialised "Discover Real London" cab tour• Navigating unexpected train cancellations with flexibility and assistance from pre-trip planning• Exploring Inverness and Loch Ness despite travel disruptions• Receiving VIP treatment in Belfast, including finding his great-grandfather's name on the Titanic memorial• Staying at the Titanic Hotel in Belfast and touring the dry dock where the ship was built• Planning a return visit to spend more time in favourite locations like Rochester and BelfastLooking to plan your own UK adventure? Check out the show notes (link below), plus our Guide to UK train travel ebook, and details about our itinerary consultations.⭐️ Guest - Michael Goldsmith

In this episode of Go-To Mise en Place, we sit down with one of London's most exciting young restaurateurs: Dom Hamdy, the founder of Ham Restaurants, the group behind Crispin, Bistro Freddie and the newly opened Canal in Ladbroke Grove.Recorded on the terrace at Canal, with the Grand Union Canal glinting beside us, Dom talks about the journey from Scotch eggs at Borough Market to running a 100+ person restaurant group, why his bistro tribute to his father became one of London's buzziest dining rooms, and the philosophy that runs through all his places: great produce, cooked simply, served with joy.Along the way we get into the power of critics versus TikTok, how to keep consistency across restaurants while giving chefs freedom, why ice cream might be his next move, and why the real magic of restaurants has less to do with portion sizes and more to do with connection.A wide-ranging conversation with a man who has gone from frying schnitzels at home to building one of the most dynamic groups in the capital.--------Please leave us a great rating and a comment and share it with your friends - it really helps us grow as a show.If you're in the industry and are looking for the greatest POS system in the world than look no further as Blinq are tearing up the rulebook—no long-term contracts, no hidden fees, and no per-device charges.Just £49 a month for unlimited devices and 24/7 UK-based support that's always there, in person when you need it.Built for hospitality, by hospitality, blinq is the fastest, easiest POS system on the market—so intuitive, anyone can use it. And while others take weeks to get you up and running, with blinq, you're live in just 2 hours.Join the hospitality revolution today & use the code GOTOBLINQ to get your first month free - https://blinqme.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What do you get when you mix an empty nest, unstoppable curiosity, and a cheeky life motto to “spend the kids' inheritance”? In this episode of Stamped, Mandy Watson joins Tracy to share the bold, breathtaking, and often hilarious stories behind her lifelong love of travel.From being stranded in Hawaii with just $1 at 18, to summiting Kilimanjaro at 40, trekking the Inca Trail at 50, and planning Everest Base Camp at 60, Mandy proves that travel is not something you grow out of. It is something you grow into.She recounts a heart-racing “Attenborough moment” in the Maasai Mara, reflects on places she is glad she has seen but does not need to return to, shares her dream of finally spotting the Northern Lights, and offers up a simple travel tip you will actually want to use.With nearly 70 countries already ticked off and 26 more on the horizon, Mandy's story will inspire you to revisit your own bucket list and maybe even expand it.Guest - Mandy Watson from SpendingKidsInheritanceShow notes - Episode 68

The beautiful and historic North East England offers visitors dramatic scenery, centuries of history, and friendly locals in a region filled with special places to explore.• North East England includes the stunning Northumberland coast, Newcastle, Durham, Hadrian's Wall and Holy Island• Alex Iles of Iles Tours brings the region's past to life through storytelling and archaeology• Archaeological findings reveal that Hadrian's Wall wasn't just a barrier but facilitated trade and cultural exchange• The ancient Anglo-Saxon kingdom of Northumbria covered a vast territory from Liverpool to the Scottish borders• Northumberland has more castles than any other English county due to 300 years of border warfare• The North East was once a major coal-producing region, generating 19% of Britain's coal in Victorian times• Alex offers various tour options including Roman history, Anglo-Saxon heritage, prehistoric sites and medieval castles• Tours can be customized for different accessibility needs and interests• The east coast of Britain is surprisingly dry but often windy – bring appropriate layers• Summer visitors benefit from extended daylight hours with light from 5am until 10pmListeners of the UK Travel Planning Podcast can receive a 10% discount on Iles Tours by using the code UKTP10 when booking directly through the website www.ilestours.co.uk or via email (for tours in 2025).⭐️ Guest - Alex Iles from Iles Tours

We take you on a journey through our 13-day adventure in Malaysia, exploring Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Ipoh by train, ferry and grab taxis while sharing our experiences, favourite foods, and practical tips.• Flying business class on Malaysian Airways and enjoying their famous satay chicken skewers• Staying at the Crowne Plaza in Kuala Lumpur, perfectly positioned five minutes from the Petronas Towers• Taking the first-class train to Penang with access to the Ruby Lounge and meal service• Exploring Penang's UNESCO sites, including the Peranakan Mansion and the Chew Jetties• Witnessing monkeys crossing electrical wires at precisely 6:30 pm to reach their dinner spot• Discovering Ipoh's incredible cave temples: Sam Po Tong, Nam Thaum Tong, and Ling Seng Tong• Trying countless Malaysian dishes at hawker centres, including bean sprout chicken and Ais Kacang dessert• Using the Grab app for easy and affordable taxi service throughout Malaysia• Catching the comfortable Aeroline coach from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore instead of flyingWhether you're planning your first trip to Malaysia or returning for more exploration, be sure to carry some cash for food courts, stay hydrated in the tropical heat, and most importantly, come hungry for the incredible Malaysian cuisine.Show notes - Episode 67

Mary and Chris from Minnesota share insights from their fifth trip to the UK, spanning 28 days across South Wales, Cornwall, the Jurassic Coast, and East Anglia. Their adventures in a tiny Fiat 500 took them to castle ruins, stunning gardens, Roman remains, and hidden treasures while connecting with locals and experiencing the authentic Britain beyond tourist hotspots.• Travelling for their fifth visit to the UK, Mary and Chris spent 28 days exploring areas they hadn't fully experienced before• South Wales offered castle ruins like Coity Castle nestled in residential neighbourhoods• Cornwall highlights included Tintagel Castle, VE Day commemorations in Plymouth, and ancient stone circles on Bodmin Moor• The Jurassic Coast provided beautiful walks with Abbotsbury Tropical Gardens being a surprising find• East Anglia adventures featured Cambridge punting, Norwich Cathedral, and Roman ruins at Caister-on-Sea• London was best approached by train from their base in Virginia Water, with Black Cab tours and rock music walking tours• Favourite food experiences included regional variations of fish and chips, Cornish pasties, and scotch eggs• Driving on the left side in a compact Fiat 500 proved easier than expected and perfect for navigating narrow country roads• Having a flexible itinerary with "possibilities" rather than strict schedules allowed for spontaneous discoveries• Connections with locals in pubs and villages added depth and authentic experiences to their journey⭐️ Guest - Merry and Chris Paxton

Hawaii expert Marcie Cheung shares essential insights for planning your first trip to the islands, from choosing which island to visit to navigating transportation and experiencing authentic local culture. We unpack common misconceptions about Hawaii's geography, budget considerations, and practical tips for making the most of your Hawaiian vacation.• Oahu, Maui, Kauai, and the Big Island are the four main Hawaiian islands tourists visit• Hawaii is expensive year-round – budget early for accommodation, flights, car rentals and activities• Best time to visit is during the shoulder seasons: May-mid June and September-early November• Plan one main activity per day rather than overscheduling your itinerary • No ferries connect the major islands – island hopping requires flights and half a day of travel time• Most islands require rental cars – book well in advance• Hawaii is casual – pack light with swimwear, one nice outfit, and reef-safe sunscreen• Take advantage of happy hour "pupus" (Hawaiian appetisers) to save on food costs• Must-try foods include Spam Musubi and authentic shave ice (not snow cones)• Experience Hawaiian culture through hula performances and traditional luausGuest - Marcie Cheung from Hawaii Travel with Kids and host of the Hawaii Travel Made Easy Podcast. Show notes - Episode 66

The Ladies Who Travel dish on food adventures around the globe, sharing their triumphs, disasters and discoveries while exploring how we eat abroad.• Food tours offer cultural context, local knowledge and social connections for solo travellers• Different dietary approaches require varying levels of preparation when travelling overseas• Cultural misunderstandings can lead to surprising meals, like vegetarians being served chicken• Exotic food experiences from jellyfish salad to fresh snake add adventure to travel tales• Health considerations while travelling include carrying medications, protein supplements and activated charcoal• Local markets provide authentic food experiences and direct economic support to communities• Home dining experiences with locals create meaningful connections beyond typical tourism• Strategies for healthy eating abroad include meal-sharing, cooking occasionally, and adjusting meal timesTake some comforts from home on your travels – your favourite tea bags, breakfast bars or snacks to help you find your feet in a new place before discovering local food options.⭐️ Guests - Melissa (QueenslandTravelGuide.com.au) and Shelly Marie (SoloHerWay.com)

St Albans offers a perfect day trip from London with its rich Roman heritage, medieval architecture, and renowned foodie scene, all just 20 minutes by train from central London.• Just 20 minutes by train from St Pancras International• Home to extensive Roman ruins including an ancient theatre still used for performances today• Contains the oldest site of continuous Christian worship in Britain - St Albans Cathedral• Features England's only surviving medieval town belfry - the Clock Tower built in 1405• Boasts award-winning restaurants and England's oldest pub, the Fighting Cocks• Birthplace of CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale) with exceptional independent pubs• Hosts numerous festivals throughout the year celebrating its Roman and medieval heritage• Winner of Best Large Outdoor Market in Britain 2024• Features an Art Deco cinema restored through community donations• Perfect for history lovers with connections to the War of the Roses and famous historical figuresFor more information, visit enjoystalbans.com or follow Enjoy St Albans on Instagram and Facebook.⭐️ Guest - Vivian Cannon, Manager of St Albans City Centre BID

Mariellen Ward, an award-winning Canadian travel writer and co-founder of the tour company India for Beginners, shares her transformative 20-year journey through India and how she now helps first-time visitors experience this vibrant country with confidence.• Mariellen's first six-month Indian adventure arose from an inexplicable calling while battling grief and depression• The feeling of "coming home" in Delhi sparked two decades of travel, writing, and eventually founding a custom tour company• Common misconceptions about India include exaggerated safety concerns and assumptions about poverty• Scammers targeting tourists present a greater challenge than violent crime• Preparation is crucial – research clothing norms, health precautions, and cultural expectations before arrival• Consider homestays over hotels for a more authentic, grounded experience• Explore beyond the Golden Triangle – regions like Kerala and Madhya Pradesh offer rich experiences with fewer tourists• Cultural sensitivity is essential – dress modestly, respect religious customs, remove shoes in homes and temples• Time your visit according to weather patterns – each region has optimal seasons• Plan around major festivals like Diwali when travel can become challengingTo learn more about experiencing India through custom tours designed for first-time visitors, especially women travellers, visit breathedreamgo.com or indiaforbeginners.com.Guest - Mariellen Ward from breathedreamgo.com and indiaforbeginners.com.Show notes - Episode 63

When you think of travel in England, the historic city of Bath might be high on your list - and for good reason. In this episode, we dive into everything you need to know to plan your perfect visit to Bath. Drawing on our many personal experiences and favourite spots, we answer common questions about how to get there, top things to see and do, where to stay, and whether it's best for a day trip or a more extended stay. From the iconic Roman baths and striking Georgian architecture to Jane Austen connections and delicious local dining, we share practical travel advice, insider tips, and insights to help you make the most of your trip. Whether you're a first-time visitor or returning to see more, join us as we explore what makes Bath such a special, relaxing, and memorable destination.

In this very first episode of the Stamped series on the Global Travel Planning Podcast, host Tracy Collins welcomes Amanda Kendle, creator of the Thoughtful Travel Podcast. Together, they dive into Amanda's personal travel stories, exploring the sparks that set her on a lifelong journey of exploration, her most memorable destinations, and the transformative impact of travel.Amanda reminisces about early adventures, from a childhood road trip around Europe to epic journeys like crossing Russia on the Trans-Siberian railway. She shares practical insights on navigating off-the-beaten-path destinations, the joy of long-distance train travel, and her deep connections with places like Japan and Iceland. Listeners get a candid look at travel from the perspective of someone passionate yet relatable, with highlights on family trips, cultural immersion, and the magic that happens when plans are left flexible.⭐️ Guest - Amanda Kendle of The Thoughtful Travel Podcast

Rita Fox and her wife, Katie, embarked on a life-changing journey through England and Scotland, tracing their ancestors' footsteps and discovering not only their family history but also unexpected connections that continue to enrich their lives today.• Begin ancestry research by building upon family knowledge and using online resources like Ancestry.com, FindAGrave.com, and ScotlandsPeople.gov.uk• Contact local family history societies before your trip – they can provide invaluable assistance and access to records not available online• Balance your itinerary between genealogy research, sightseeing, and necessary downtime• Consider becoming a member of historical societies in ancestral locations to deepen your connections• Book essential experiences like the Caledonian Sleeper train and Edinburgh Castle early access tours well in advance• Be prepared for emotional moments when standing where ancestors once stood• Reach out to potential distant relatives before travelling – you may end up meeting family you never knew existed• Visit museums that show period-appropriate homes to understand how ancestors lived• Remember that you are an ambassador for your home country – bring your best self along with your luggageIf you're dreaming of turning your family tree into a travel route, start your research now and be open to the serendipitous connections that often arise when travelling with a genealogical focus.⭐️ Guest - Rita Fox

Tracy and Doug reflect on their incredible nine-month journey across 22 countries and four continents, sharing candid insights about their favourite destinations, practical tips, and lessons learned from long-term travel.• Morocco and Sri Lanka emerged as top destinations with their rich cultures and warm hospitality• Food tours provide the perfect introduction to new destinations, offering local knowledge and culinary insights• Strategic packing with thermal layers proved essential for navigating between European winters and Asian heat• Leaving luggage at a "base location" solves the challenge of packing for multiple seasons and climates• Balancing work and travel requires designated work days and dividing responsibilities based on strengths• Christmas markets in Germany create magical winter experiences worth braving the cold temperatures• Train strikes and unexpected weather can derail plans, highlighting the importance of flexibility• Comprehensive travel insurance is non-negotiable – "if you can't afford travel insurance, you can't afford to travel"• Checking for local festivals and holidays before booking helps avoid unexpected disruptions• Slower travel with longer stays in fewer destinations provides a more rewarding experienceIf you're dreaming of your own extended adventure, visit globaltravelplanning.com for detailed itineraries and practical planning advice from our journey around the world.Show notes - Episode 62

Doug and Tracy reveal the 15 most common mistakes travellers make when planning UK train journeys, drawing from their extensive experience helping thousands plan stress-free rail trips across Britain.• Getting advice from non-experts who share outdated or incorrect information• Travelling on Sundays when engineering works and staffing issues cause the most disruptions• Bringing too much luggage that becomes difficult to manage on trains and in stations• Not booking assistance services at least 24 hours in advance when needed• Overlooking different ticket types and railcards that could provide significant savings• Arriving at stations without enough time to navigate, find platforms, and board comfortably• Failing to reserve seats on long-distance journeys, risking standing for hours• Not using helpful apps like National Rail Enquiries to track real-time train information• Forgetting to plan for food and drink when catering services may be limited• Losing track of belongings in busy station environments• Relying on onboard Wi-Fi which can be patchy, especially at high speeds• Not planning the onward journey from arrival stations to final destinations• Missing opportunities to explore scenic alternative routes between destinations• Not allowing enough time for connections between trains• Booking international flights on the same day as long-distance UK train journeysFor more help planning your UK train adventure, check out Doug's "Guide to UK Train Travel" ebook or book a personalised itinerary consultation.

Lucerne captivates the imagination with its perfect blend of natural splendour and medieval charm. Nestled beside the crystalline waters of Lake Lucerne and surrounded by majestic Alpine peaks, this Swiss gem offers travellers an unforgettable experience that combines outdoor adventure with rich cultural heritage.Join us as Carolyn from Holidays to Switzerland shares her passionate expertise about this enchanting destination. Having first fallen in love with Switzerland in 1988, Carolyn reveals her top five favourite experiences in Lucerne, starting with the iconic Chapel Bridge adorned with colourful flowers in summer and the surrounding Old Town with its beautifully frescoed buildings. She guides us through the essential lake cruise options, from short excursions to full-day journeys aboard everything from modern vessels to Belle Epoque paddle steamers.We explore beyond the tourist centres to discover charming lakeside villages like Brunnen, where you can craft your own Swiss Army knife at the Victorinox factory, and uncover mountain adventures including the spectacular "Golden Round Trip" to Mount Pilatus via Europe's steepest cogwheel railway. For chocolate enthusiasts, Carolyn highlights boutique chocolatiers that offer artisanal tastings, showcasing Switzerland's expertise in chocolate beyond mass-market brands.The conversation reveals hidden gems, such as the medieval Musegg Wall with its nine towers offering panoramic views. It offers practical advice about the best seasons to visit – from flower-filled summer days to the magical winter Light Festival, when historic buildings transform through artistic illuminations. Perhaps most valuable is Carolyn's insight about the most common traveller mistake: underestimating how much time Lucerne deserves within a Swiss itinerary.Whether you're planning your first Swiss adventure or returning to explore more deeply, this episode provides the perfect blend of practical tips and inspirational insights to help you experience the very best of Lucerne. Listen now to discover why this lakeside city deserves a prominent place on your tr

Pop music sensation Natasha Bedingfield joins the show. Over wild mushroom ravioli, Natasha tells me about her conservative religious upbringing and how it's been a form of connecting with others, the real story behind her iconic single ‘Unwritten', and an early career moment with Sia. This episode was recorded at Mallow in Borough Market in London. Want next week's episode now? Subscribe to Dinner's on Me PLUS. As a subscriber, not only do you get access to new episodes one week early, but you'll also be able to listen completely ad-free! Just click “Try Free” at the top of the Dinner's on Me show page on Apple Podcasts to start your free trial today. A Sony Music Entertainment & A Kid Named Beckett production. Get 15% off your Saily plan with the code dinneronme. Just download the Saily app or head to saily.com/dinneronme . Stay connected — and don't miss your dinner reservation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hello, London obsessives and armchair adventurers! I'm Sascha, your certified London geek, and guess what? Season 2 of London Asked & Answered is stomping down the cobblestones straight into your ears—only on See you in London!Think you know London? We're about to flip that notion upside-down, shake out the souvenir keychains, and refill the world-class tea. We're delving deep through subterranean graffiti tunnels at Waterloo We're scaling secret Shoreditch rooftops for skyline selfies that'll make your followers green with envy. We're sneaking into late-night Tate Modern raves -- just try not to spill your Pimm's on the Picasso.Forget the usual tourist checklist. Season 2 is your VIP pass to hidden pop up food carnivals in Trafalgar Square—think dumplings doing the tango with tacos — and smoke-and-mirror speakeasies so undercover even your GPS throws up its hands. We'll teach you the Oyster Card ninja flick: one swift tap and you're through the turnstile before Mum's the word. And when that 3 a.m. snack craving hits? We'll point you to the best late-night street-food stalls and kebab joints that never close—because midnight munchies should never go unsatisfied. Every episode is packed with cheeky tips and untold tales. We'll wander the cold, echoing corridors of Whitehall's secret bunkers, and chase spectral whispers beneath Tower Bridge . Art fans, prepare for off-the-grid masterpieces: century-old Shoreditch murals that have more stories than your uncle's holiday slideshow.Seasons change, and so do we. Catch spring's cherry blossom rain in Hyde Park, summer's kaleidoscopic Notting Hill Carnival, autumn's Borough Market spice-dusted leaves, and winter's Winter Wonderland—warts-and-all Christmas magic without that freezing queue for a mulled wine.You'll hear bite-sized segments like Hidden Gems and Curious Finds your weekly compass to cloak and dagger courtyards and clandestine bookshops — and “Events & Excitement”, your insider's ticket to everything from midnight films in abandoned tube tunnels to secret salsa nights behind neon locked doors.Don't worry, we still tip our bowler hats to the icons: we'll salute Buckingham Palace in all its glory, strut across Tower Bridge, and decode Westminster Abbey's coolest stained glass. But we'll also reveal the hush hush garden gates at Buckingham and the engineers' secret tea route under the bridge, history with a wink!Season 2 is for everyone: the whirlwind weekender, penny-pinching backpacker, and the bona fide London lifer who swears “I've seen it all” (spoiler: you haven't). We're dishing out mini-series like “London on a Shoestring” (budget thrills guaranteed) and “Luxury London” (when your bank account is feeling *fancy*).So, what are you waiting for? Jab that subscribe button on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Then dash over to Seeyouin.London and sign up for our newsletter—it comes with bonus walking tour maps, weather-proof packing lists, and a lot more. Bookmark this show—Season 2 explodes onto the airwaves faster than a double-decker hurtling through Oxford Circus. London never sleeps, and neither do we. Grab your headphones, lace up those trainers, and prepare to rediscover the city in all its glorious madness. Adventure—and a bit of mischief—awaits… are you in? Then lets'go - See you in London!Website: seeyouin.london Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nathan shares his experiences from a March 2025 trip to London with his wife Sara, where they celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary and rediscovered the city after nearly two decades since their last visit.• Dealing with unexpected travel disruptions when airport worker strikes in Germany shortened their London stay from five to three days• Using the Discover Real London Black Cab Tour to explore hidden corners of the city with knowledgeable driver Matt• Staying at the Conrad London St James, perfectly located across from St James's Park Tube Station• Experiencing the ease of London's public transportation system with contactless payments• Taking a day trip to Windsor Castle with time to explore Eton• Enjoying memorable meals at The Guinea Grill, Borough Market, and historic pubs like The Grenadier• Finding March to be an ideal time to visit London with fewer crowds and reasonable prices• Embracing a slower travel pace by wandering neighbourhoods and saving major attractions for future visits• Arranging airport transfers with XFA Cars for stress-free arrival after a long flightIf you're planning a trip to London, don't overpack your schedule. Take time to wander, look up at the architecture, and immerse yourself in each neighborhood. London rewards those who slow down and leave something for next time.⭐️ Guest - Nathan Pickle

Welcome to Dirty Disco 598, a new episode straight from the heart. After a trip to London with my son, filled with energy, movement and inspiration, it felt only right to channel that experience into a musical journey. We explored Borough Market, the magic of the Underground, and even made [...] The post Dirty Disco 598: A soulful journey through London inspirations and 38 exclusive promos. appeared first on Dirty Disco - Curated Electronic Music & more.

Sharing our London Itinerary including what we skipped, and what we would or wouldn't do again. We Flew Virgin Atlantic and stayed at the Hyatt Regency Churchill Day of Arrival: Walk through Hyde Park toward Big Ben Day 1 Tower of London, arrive early and head straight for the Queen's Jewels, Lunch at Vapiano Tower Bridge, Terrible Thames River Cruise. The Sky Garden or Borough Market is also in the area. Day 2 British Museum, followed by lunch at Dishoom, shopping at Hamleys, and walking through the shops on Oxford and Regent Street. Tickets to Matilda booked through TKTS. Day 3 Harry Potter Walking Tour of London booked through airbnb HERE and Borough Market lunch at Leon, healthy-ish quick service food, time at Princess Diana Memorial Park. Day 4 Harry Potter Studios with Golden Tours transportation included, then Mrs. Doubtfire in the West End. Day 5 Walk through Hyde Park to Kensington Gardens _______________________ Get $30 on Rakuten HERE Best Ever Offer on card used for booking hotel stays at Hyatt HERE For links to my favorite cards for points and miles click HERE For Information About The Lift Library click HERE Want to join in the Free Best Body Beautiful Life Master Class Join HERE Click HERE for the Show Notes. Connect with me on Instagram - @dorothymcgatlin Connect with me on Facebook - Dorothy McGatlin If you enjoyed the episode, leave a review - it means the world to me + helps the show reach more people! Let's support each other!

In this episode, it is argued that the causal efficacy of an act is what matters to its evaluation, not its auspiciousness. Discussion of decision theories of Jeffrey and Savage are what motivates that claim. Further, an example of the Borough Market sandwich stand provides a nice illustration of act evaluation in practice.

Carmakers say sales soared last month as buyers snapped up vehicles in attempts to get ahead of the tariffs President Donald Trump is set to announce later today. Vehicle sales could fall after tariffs are implemented and car prices surge. Plus, U.S. businesses went on a hiring spree in March. How exactly can jobs affect interest rates? We’ll discuss. Then, we’ll look at how London's millennium-old Borough Market has evolved to serve modern tastes.

From the BBC World Service: Finland is planning to boost defense spending by $3.2 billion because of security worries. The Nordic country has seen a boom in its defense tech industry since the start of the war in Ukraine. Plus, we’ve been visiting marketplaces as part of our special “Tricks of the Trade” series. This time, we’re at London’s Borough Market, which attracts 20 million visitors a year.

Carmakers say sales soared last month as buyers snapped up vehicles in attempts to get ahead of the tariffs President Donald Trump is set to announce later today. Vehicle sales could fall after tariffs are implemented and car prices surge. Plus, U.S. businesses went on a hiring spree in March. How exactly can jobs affect interest rates? We’ll discuss. Then, we’ll look at how London's millennium-old Borough Market has evolved to serve modern tastes.

From the BBC World Service: Finland is planning to boost defense spending by $3.2 billion because of security worries. The Nordic country has seen a boom in its defense tech industry since the start of the war in Ukraine. Plus, we’ve been visiting marketplaces as part of our special “Tricks of the Trade” series. This time, we’re at London’s Borough Market, which attracts 20 million visitors a year.

In today's episode of everyone's favourite 'stuff to do' podcast, Bex is chatting to some soup-er school kids at the Young Marketeers Winter Soup Sale, raising money for Plan Zero. Plus, we're finding out about the Peacock Butterfly.Join Fun Kids Podcasts+: https://funkidslive.com/plusSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In episode 133 of the UK Travel Planning Podcast, join Tracy Collins as she unveils her top five must-experience adventures in London, perfect for both first-time visitors and those seeking to add something special to their next trip. From iconic landmarks to unique cultural traditions, this episode is packed with insights and tips to help you make the most of your London adventure.Discover the magic of London's historic sites, learn how to capture stunning views of the city from above and along the Thames, and immerse yourself in the rich culture and traditions that make London truly unique. Tracy also shares her love for London's diverse neighbourhoods and vibrant markets, and reveals a bonus experience you won't want to miss.Experience London's Iconic LandmarksSee London from a Different AngleImmerse in London's Culture and TraditionVisit London's World-Class MuseumsExplore London's Unique AreasBonus Tip: Day Trips from LondonWhether you're drawn to the historic charm of the Tower of London, the breathtaking views from the London Eye, or the vibrant atmosphere of Borough Market, Tracy's recommendations ensure a memorable journey through one of the world's most captivating cities.

Today we're joined by Londons most exciting young chef in Elliot Hashtroudi for an incredibly delicious and very boozy lunch at his award-winning French restaurant Camille in Borough Market. The food is beyond exceptional and so are Elliot's stories and opinions, as every drink goes down, we get more passionate about the various topics discussed from; the dark side of Borough Market to the overuse of Flatbreads on menus to why Camille is the only restaurant in London that properly does nose to tail dining to why other restaurants have to stop 'pretending to be French' to how he bullshitted his way into his first job in the kitchen to memorable life advice from the legendarry Fergus Henderson and much more...... Sit back, relax and enjoy the podcast and make sure you go and dine at Camille, trust us you'll be hard pushed to find a better plate of French food anywhere in the country! -------------- Download The Appetite app now and track your fav spots or places that you're dying to check out and book them easily all through the app - download it now. https://shorturl.at/yFXyK

Summary:This week, Phil sits down with master baker and founder of Bread Ahead (https://www.breadahead.com), Matthew Jones for an episode packed with laughter and life lessons. From cheeky kitchen pranks to the transformative power of baking, Matthew's stories offer a delightful mix of humour and heartfelt insights. Get ready to be entertained by tales of culinary chaos and inspired by Matthew's journey from pastry novice to successful bakery mogul.Highlights of the Episode:Pastry Work and Meditation:Phil and Matthew explore the zen-like state one can achieve through the repetitive, skilled labour of baking. Matthew shares his experiences of rolling croissants at lightning speed while being in a meditative state, emphasising the serenity found in mastering a craft.Kitchen Pranks and Mishaps:Prepare to laugh out loud as Matthew recounts his infamous faux crème brûlée prank involving parsnip puree and Tabasco, which accidentally found its way to a restaurant customer's table. This story is a hilarious reminder of the unpredictable fun in a professional kitchen.From Struggles to Success:Matthew candidly discusses his battle with alcoholism and how he rebuilt his life and career with Bread Ahead. His journey is a testament to resilience, perseverance, and the transformative power of baking, both professionally and personally.Three Key Takeaways:Mastery Before Meditation:Achieving a meditative state through work is possible, but it requires dedication and skill mastery first. Whether baking croissants or practicing any craft, time and effort are essential ingredients for tranquillity.Live, Laugh, Bake:Humour and fun can be integral parts of the kitchen environment. Even amidst the high-pressure demands of culinary work, moments of levity and playful pranks can create lasting memories and camaraderie.Personal Growth and Redemption:Overcoming personal struggles, such as addiction, can lead to profound personal and professional evolution. Matthew's story from battling alcoholism to establishing a successful bakery illustrates the potential for recovery and growth.Tune in for an episode that blends the joy of baking with heartfelt personal reflections, packed with laughs and invaluable life lessons.The GuestMatthew Jones - Founder and owner of Bread Ahead Bakery in Borough Market, London. A passionate baker and entrepreneur, Matthew's journey from turbulent times to triumphant success is as inspiring as it is entertaining. He is currently working on his memoir, "How Baking Saved My Life," and a children's Christmas book, "The Magical Mince Pies."Instagram - @breadaheadbakeryX - @BreadAheadFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/breadaheadbakeryschoolShow PartnersA big shout out to Today's show partner, RotaCloud, the people management platform for shift-based teams.RotaCloud lets managers create and share rotas, record attendance, and manage annual leave in minutes — all from a single, web-based app.It makes work simple for your team, too, allowing them to check their rotas, request holiday, and even pick up extra...

On this edition of Pod of Fame Travel Log, Jim discusses his recent trip to England to attend his cousin's wedding. He saw a lot, ate a lot, and learned a lot. Jim covers a variety of topics, including the major differences between British and American weddings, attending his first Premier League match, delicious English beers with low ABV, the best Indian meal of his life, visiting the Tower of London, the best food he ate at Borough Market, and much more.

Lo is taking you with him on his trip to London! In this exciting episode Lo reunites with his UK bestie Jessie J and discovers all the beauty London has to offer. Lo shares useful travel tips, his recommendations on where to eat, shop, where to stay and what to do so you can get the most out of your trip over the pond. Whether you have already been to London or you have a trip planned in the future... this is the travel guide you need to discover the best of The UK! Lo Life Approved London Hot Spots Mentioned in This Episode: 1) Rudy's Pizza - Neapolitan style pizza 2) The Ginger Pig in Borough Market - order the sausage roll 3) Lord Tredagar: British pub with delicious fish and chips 4) The Ivy Asia- Lo loved the spicy yellowtail and roast duck- save room for dessert here 5) Sufi: Authentic Persian Kitchen- Jessie J approved for the best hummus and naan 6) The Londoner Hotel- we love the chic champagne bar in the lobby 7) Flemmings Hotel in Mayfair- posh spot for tea Want more Lo Life? Join the coven on FB! Facebook: The Lo Life FB Group Instagram: @thelolifepodcast Folllow your host on IG: @stylelvr TikTok: @thelolifepodcast This Week's Guest: Jessie J We have steals and deals for the Lo Lifers! Thanks to our sponsor FIJI water for keeping us hydrated Enjoy YUMMY MAGIC SHROOMS with Schedule35 - enjoy 15% off at checkout with code LOLIFE Trouble sleeping? Try the sleep time gummies Lo is obsessed with! Get 20% off with code LOLIFE at check out with Sunset Lake CBD Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a textKaren and Patrick O'Flaherty are the dynamic husband and wife duo at the helm of Pip Organic, a brand dedicated to crafting 100% organic food and drink for the whole family to enjoy.  Karen and Patrick's business journey began when they opened their own organic juice stall in London's Borough Market. Their passion and drive has since led them on to create Pip Organic, a company dedicated to making top tasting products that work with nature.With Karen's expertise in branding, and Patrick's passion for organic, Pip Organic has gone on to become a successful brand that is on a mission to make it easier for parents to say “yes”!With hard work and perseverance, Karen and Patrick have transformed Pip Organic from the tiny seedling it was, into the brand it is now, all whilst raising two children - who of course provide advice for all the Pip products along the way!Find out more about Pip Organic via: website, Instagram, LinkedIn & TikTok.A new episode EVERY WEEK, showcasing the journeys of inspirational entrepreneurs, side hustlers and their mentors. We discuss their successes, challenges and how they overcame setbacks. Focusing mainly on what they wish they had known when starting out. The podcast aims to give aspiring entrepreneurs the confidence to START UP and START NOW by showcasing real and relatable entrepreneurs. After all, seeing is believing!Join the conversation using #startupstartnow and tagging us on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn. Don't forget to leave a review as it really helps us reach those who need it and allows us to get the best guests for you!Connect with START UP. START NOW. and to nominate a guest please visit: www.startupstartnow.co.uk.  To connect with Sharena Shiv please visit: www.sharena.co.uk.

This week, we meet Cynthia Shanmugalingam, the founder of Sri Lankan Tamil restaurant Rambutan in London's Borough Market to find out how she brings her memories and voice to the kitchen. Also in the programme, Monocle's Petri Burtsoff takes to the streets of Helsinki to sample some of the city's best culinary offerings and we sit down with Amayès Aouli, the head of Wine and Spirits at Bonhams auction house.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to a brand-new season of Borough Talks, the Borough Market podcast.

Hear about travel the Great West Way from London to Bristol as the Amateur Traveler talks to Penny Sadler about her recent trip to Southwest England. Why should you go? Penny says, "The Great West Way is a historic route and basically now a tourist route that goes from London to Bristol. From London to Bristol is about two hours, and along the way, there are charming market towns, old pubs, castle ruins, rolling hills, and lots of farmland, it's very rural Stonehenge, Avebury, there's so much to see." Penny Sadler's itinerary for the Great West Way offers a scenic and historically rich journey from east to west. Here is a breakdown of the recommended destinations, sorted from east to west: London Activities: Stay at The Mayfair Townhouse. Join a food tour with Devour Tours, visiting historic pubs and Borough Market. Explore Southwark Cathedral, Hatton Garden, and Daunt Books for Travellers. ... https://amateurtraveler.com/the-great-west-way-in-england/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today’s Show Notes! Wonderful World: More of the best of London with Rick Steves, HERE. Bon Appetit: Check out some of the INCREDIBLE foods to be found at the Borough Market in London, HERE! Sounds Good: Give a listen to the magnificent “Hymn To Freedom” by the Oscar Peterson Trio, HERE.

‘There's piles of fudge, like rock formations.' Please note before you start listening: this podcast is recorded in 3D sound! So make sure that you're wearing headphones for the very best experience. The small details in life can pass you by. Unless you take the time to stop to notice them. Which is exactly what author, actor and social media personality Miranda Keeling does in this podcast series. Expanding on the observations she shares on her popular Twitter account, she invites you to join her out and about as she captures those small, magical moments of everyday life, in sound. Thanks to 3D recordings, you'll hear everything she does as if you were right there with her. There are new episodes every Tuesday and Thursday. These short but lovingly crafted episodes are an invitation to escape from life's hustle, immersing you in Miranda's world for a few minutes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

‘I hear a train rumbling by outside. It sounds like a giant; something impossibly big.' Please note before you start listening: this podcast is recorded in 3D sound! So make sure that you're wearing headphones for the very best experience. The small details in life can pass you by. Unless you take the time to stop to notice them. Which is exactly what author, actor and social media personality Miranda Keeling does in this podcast series. Expanding on the observations she shares on her popular Twitter account, she invites you to join her out and about as she captures those small, magical moments of everyday life, in sound. Thanks to 3D recordings, you'll hear everything she does as if you were right there with her. There are new episodes every Tuesday and Thursday. These short but lovingly crafted episodes are an invitation to escape from life's hustle, immersing you in Miranda's world for a few minutes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 271 The Pal's chat about their trip to London for the long weekend. Listen in as we share stories about Raffles, Peartree, Borough Market, Ship Sundays and much more. Follow them at @thepalspodcast / @yourpalrick @danigalarneau  

In episode 91 of the UK Travel Planning Podcast, Tracy interviews Charley Bennett, the ground operations manager for Walks in London and Devour Food Tours. They dive deep into London's vibrant food culture and discuss their favourite food tours and hidden gems. From iconic pubs serving traditional ales and classic pub snacks to family-run businesses at Borough Market, they share their love for British cuisine and the rich history behind the culinary experiences. Charley's expertise and passion for showcasing London's diverse food and culture make this episode a must-listen for any food and travel enthusiast. So, grab a cup of tea and get ready to explore the delicious world of London's food tours with Tracy and Charley!Guest - Charley Bennett of Devour Food ToursShownotes - Episode 91Support the show❤️ Do you enjoy our weekly podcast? We love putting together our shows for you and sharing our knowledge, love of UK travel and practical tips to save you time and money.

Imagine leaving behind a life destined for the stage, microphone in hand, to command the bustling kitchen of a Michelin-starred restaurant Tomas Lidakevicius did just that, trading beats for beets, and in our latest episode, he recounts his extraordinary transition from aspiring rapper to culinary maestro. His story begins amidst the transformative post-Soviet era in Lithuania and unfolds across the high-pressure cooklines of London, where he rised across roles to become to executive chef at the Michelin stared City Social  until opening up his own restaurant called Turnips, his own innovative venture at Borough Market. Tomas's tale is a vivid mosaic of personal anecdotes and pivotal moments, all serving up a feast of inspiration for anyone hungry to follow their own uncharted course.Have you ever wondered what it takes to face down the white-hot intensity and relentless pace of a top-tier kitchen? Tomas doesn't shy away from the heat, offering up hard-earned advice for aspiring chefs. He shares reflections on his own learning curve, from the tough love of mentorship to the critical balance of creativity and precision. Tomas's journey through chef school, the crucible of fine dining, and the accolade of a Michelin star is a masterclass in resilience. His insights extend a guiding hand to those yearning to carve out a space in the culinary world, demonstrating that while the route might be laborious, the rewards are boundless.The narrative wouldn't be complete without exploring how Tomas and his partner Charlie turned the unprecedented challenges of a global pandemic into a story of triumph. They harnessed the spirit of collaboration to launch their restaurant in the heart of a lockdown, turning forklifts into tools of opportunity and a shipping container into a beacon of community and culinary delight. With sustainability at its heart, Turnips is more than a dining destination; it's a testament to the power of innovative thinking and community in the face of adversity. Join us as we celebrate this journey of ambition and the shared passion that fuels the ever-evolving world of hospitality.Support the show

Good News: Some UK nature reserves are waiving entrance fees for young people! Link HERE. The Good Word: A wonderful quote from Jane Austen about autumn. Good To Know: The Greek myth about the origins of autumn… Good News: A wildflower bank is opening in the UK, Link HERE. Wonderful World: Check out some INCREDIBLE […]

Hello!On this episode I had the pleasure to interview the fantastic Greek author and chef Carolina Doriti about her new book, titled as above.What is "Kakavia"? "Giouvarlakia"? "Bobota" and "Koliva"? And what's the secret for the best Avgolemono?Where can we trace the lineage of all those traditional Greek recipes from? These and a lot more, in our interview today!Carolina will be in London 12th till 24th of November, appearing in Saturday Kitchen and fronting workshops at Borough Market in the 17th of November and 18th of November will be doing a workshop. Book here:https://oliveology.co.uk/product/cooking-with-carolina/ Also she will be cooking at restaurant Vori in Holland Park on 21st and 22nd of November.You can find out more and book here:https://vorigreekitchen.co.uk/ Her book Salt of the Earth is out now, and you can get it online or on all good bookshops!https://www.waterstones.com/book/salt-of-the-earth/carolina-doriti//9781787138544?sv1=affiliate&sv_campaign_id=259955&awc=3787_1698752038_ab4da470e66bc19b3be129111e510b4d&utm_source=259955&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=Genie+Shopping+CSS Diane Kochilas PBS series on Greek Food:https://www.pbs.org/food/shows/my-greek-table-with-diane-kochilas/Enjoy listening!The Delicious LegacySupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-delicious-legacy. If you love to time-travel through food and history why not join us at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-delicious-legacy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.