Podcast appearances and mentions of Jack Monroe

April 8th is National Library Workers Day and April 16th is National Librarian Day and we are celebrating!We'll learn the (official) difference between a Librarian and a library worker, hear funny stories, and hear more about some of the many services we offer at the Rapid City Public Library.Featuring Krista Licht, Mackenzie Betcher, Scott Olson, Sophie Brown, Jack Monroe and Brady Jones.Interviews, editing and mixing by Adrian Ludens.Music by Ziggy and Roie Shpigler. Used with permission.

How much Ultra Processed Food do you eat? Some might be obvious but others might be hidden. In the United States, UPFs account for around 70 percent of the U.S. food supply and 60 percent of adult diets.In this episode of the Women Living Well After 50 Podcast, my guest is good friend and blogger, Donna Connolly from Retirement Reflections.Donna has been researching UPFs and making changes to her diet for the last few months. Donna does not have a background in health and nutrition but is discussing her journey a regular person trying to make sense of the nutritional information and misinformation surrounding us. In this episode, Donna discusses:* What prompted her to investigate Ultra Processed Foods* What Ultra Processed Foods are* The science behind UPFs* Why we should be concerned about UPFs in our diet and their effect on our health* Actions we can take to eliminate UPFsMeet DonnaDonna currently live on beautiful Vancouver Island in BC, Canada, where I retired to nearly 10 years ago. Early on in my retirement, I began the blog ‘Retirement Reflections' which is still continuing today. Prior to that I lived and worked for 14 years in Beijing, China as a Middle School Principal and a Deputy Director at a large international schoolResources:Ultra-Processed People: The Science Behind Food that isn't Food by Chris Van Tullekin.UnProcessed Made Easy: Quick, Healthy, Family-Friendly Meals by Delicia Bale. Quit Ultra-Processed Foods Now by Dr. Sui H. Wong.Cookbook Others – With online websites:Jack Monroe and Allegra McEvedy. Online resources for thrifty cooks include the Guardian's budget meals series and BBC Good Food's budget sectionConnect with DonnaRetirement Reflections – What I Wish I Knew Before I RetiredThanks for reading Women Living Well After 50 with Sue Loncaric! Subscribe for free to receive new posts, podcast episodes and Your Weekly Boost: Living Life in Full Bloom Newsletter. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit womenlivingwellafter50.substack.com

Note: We like our language NSFW salty, and there be spoilers here...Face Front, True Believer! Illegal Machine watched arguably the best MCU movie at the one decade mark, and Diabolu Frank went even further by watching all the special features and deleted scenes... before April 4th, over two months ago... and then Mac recently rewatched Civil War and Mr. Fixit just revisited Age of Ultron and Frank launches into a long discussion of... Jack Monroe as Nomad? On the plus side, it runs under a buck-twenty, and we get a fair amount of comics talk before the greater MCU tangents and freakin' Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. stuff seeps in! Is this the greatest super-hero movie, or even just the best Star Spangled Avenger one? Opinions vary! Excelsior! #MarvelSHP Friend us on Facebook Roll through our tumblr Email us at rolledspinepodcasts@gmail.com Tweet us as a group @rolledspine, or individually as Diabolu Frank & Illegal Machine. Fixit don't tweet. If The Marvel Super Heroes Podcast Blogger page isn't your bag, try the umbrella Rolled Spine Podcasts Wordpress blog. Black Widow, Captain America, Marvel Comics, Marvel Comics Podcast, Marvel Studios, Nick Fury, Nomad, S.H.I.E.L.D., The Falcon, Thunderbolts

In this episode of the Alpha Pickleball Podcast, host Tats sits down with pro pickleball player Jack Monroe to explore his journey into the sport. From starting at a young age after a baseball injury to taking a break for basketball and returning to pickleball, Jack shares his experiences and insights. They discuss the unique advantages of being a left-handed player, strategies for mixed doubles, and the importance of creating engaging content. Jack also offers valuable advice for young players looking to enter the pro game, emphasizing the power of networking and genuine interactions. Tune in for a deep dive into the world of pickleball with Jack Monroe on the Alpha Pickleball Podcast!

April 8 is Library Workers Day, and April 16 is National Librarian Day!We'll explain the difference between the two, and visit with some of our staff and go behind-the-scenes.Funny stories, overlooked services, favorite authors and more!Interviews conducted and edited by Adrian Ludens.Special guests: Scott Olson, Krista Licht, Brady Jones, Jack Monroe, Mackenzie Betcher, and Sophie Brown.Music by: Roie Shpigler and Ziggy. Used with permission. 

It's a jam-packed episode, Marvelers, as we discuss Captain America (not the one you like), Bucky (not that one), Nomad (still not Cap), Bucky (another one, but still not the good one), and Scourge (not the one you think). That's right, it's Jack Monroe! This dude's story is strange, confusing, and fairly depressing, so strap in for some fun!

Returning champion Helen Lewis is back with our traditional Christmas quiz about the dumbest online events of the year. Plus: the Satanic Temple goes nuts. “A Satanic Rebellion: Social justice collides with the Satanic Temple.”“The Guggenheim's Scapegoat”“How Did America's Weirdest, Most Freedom-obsessed State Fall For An Authoritarian Governor?”https://www.theatlantic.com/author/helen-lewis/twitter.com/HelenLewisThe quiz (answers here)* In January, kickboxer Andrew Tate started an online beef with climate change elf Greta Thunberg. On what email address did she suggest that he contact her to tell her more about his 33 cars, including a Bugatti? * suckmydick@biteme.com * savethewhales@aol.com * dressinggowntwat@housearrest.org * smalldickenergy@getalife.com* From which Covid-cautious journalist's book on online life is this a real quote? “Building on the Digitour experiment, Magcon had reset the equation.” * Susan Meachem wrote books including “Losing Him and Finding You,” “Chance Encounter,” and “Finding Faith.” Then what did she do for two years? * Jack Monroe's cookbook, Thrifty Kitchen, was branded dangerous because it suggested various questionable kitchen hacks. Which of these is NOT one of her suggestions:* Glue a ring-pull to your handbag to secure your sunglasses * Using the fluff from your navel to make firelighters * using a frozen glass bottles filled with water as a rolling pin* Using a large clean square of cotton to drain rice and pasta* In 2021, Bennett Madison claimed to have written two dozen fake letters to Slate's Dear Prudence advice column, written by Daniel Lavery. Which is NOT one of the letters Bennett claimed to have written?* Help! My Friend Thinks I Am Stealing Vaccines From African-American Grandmothers To Attend Sex Resorts* I Wonder If My Wife Likes Her Girlfriend More Than She Likes Me* My Mother Is Trying To Convince the Guests At My Gay Wedding To Come Dressed As Disney Characters* Help! My Husband Won't Remove His Mask, Even For Sex!* WHO AM I? I graduated from Kansas State University in 2011 with a Bachelor of Science degree in nuclear engineering and vocal music. I claim to have been subjected to conversion therapy as a child. I enjoyed brightly coloured clothing, sometimes of African origin. * How much money was conservative personality Steven Crowder offered by the Daily Wire, an amount he described as a “slave contract”? * In March, Jordan Peterson posted a clip with the caption: “Such fun in unbelievable techno-nightmare CCP hell.” What did it actually show? * On Dylan Mulvaney's 75th day of girlhood, she described her journey of adventure finding out about tampons. What topical phrase did she use to refer to a vagina? * To which of your rival podcast hosts did Spotify's Bill Simmons refer to this year as “f*****g grifters”?* Thanks to a lawsuit, who was revealed this year to have texted a colleague about a video of a protester getting beaten up, saying: “It's not how white men fight.” * Which fox-bothering legal eagle told a journalist this year: “I identify with the great protesters in history, people like Gandhi and Martin Luther King.” * “I'm done, I'm dead, you don't understand, I do it to blow off steam,” a Penn State professor told cops in June this year after being arrested for bestiality with his dog. What breed was the dog? * What is the name of the magazine I used to work for, which ran competing articles on “what is a woman,” which you pronounced wrong in your episode on the subject?* Everyone was welcome at the Pink Peacock, a “a queer, yiddish, anarchist café & infoshop in glasgow's southside” except two groups of people. Who were they? * In 2009, under the pen name Richard Hoste, who wrote the following in the comments section of a blog: “What is interesting to me is whether there are a lot of high IQ people who simply CAN'T do manual labor. “As a teenager I tried working at a pizza place and MacDonalds [sic]. I was the worst employee there. I actually felt sympathy for low IQ kids, knowing that this is what they must've felt like in school.” * What did the same pundit describe this year as the “trans of traffic”? * In the glorious socialist future, what did leftie Malcolm Harris say would not be available to people in Columbus, Ohio? * Here are four redacted tweets about a popular internet personality. To whom are they referring? You get more points the quicker you guess the right answer, starting at four points and dropping to one.* “I have a theory that X scratches the same “my favorite bloviator” itch for a certain type of resistance liberal culture warrior as Rush Limbaugh did for a certain type of perpetually-affronted conservative”. * “The only person I know blocks me is X and I only know that because he uses a burner account to check my tweets and complain about them and then when his idiot followers start tweeting at me I can't see the original thread (until I go into my burner account lol)”. * “the biggest thing I learned from this episode is that X has been HOLDING HIS MIC THIS WHOLE TIME???? this information makes me feel deranged”. * “Thomas Hobbes died in 1679 and I would trust his medical opinions more than those of X.” * In November, Bryan West, a 35-year-old from Arizona, secured perhaps the best/worst job in journalism. What was it? * What solution did Yale professor Yusuke Narita propose to Japan's ageing population? * Which phrase did the AP warn this year was “dehumanising”, along with “the poor” and “the mentally ill” because it used “the” at the start?* Which friend of the podcast and extremely reliable source for the SPLC once wrote to sex researcher Anne Lawrence “I readily admit to my own autogynephilia”? * In December, the journalist Sarah Jeong wrote a piece for the Verge arguing that Twitter was a “harassment machine” which had tried to get her fired from the New York Times in 2018 for being “the reverse racist lady, the Asian who hates white people”. Which of these is not a real remark she made on Twitter? * “Are white people genetically predisposed to burn faster in the sun, thus logically being only fit to live underground like groveling goblins?”* “speak for yourself, i literally want to kill all the men literally”* “d*****s f*****g white people marking up the internet with their opinions like dogs pissing on fire hydrants”* “white people smell like unseasoned chicken and they don't wash their legs in the shower”* In November, the feminist website Jezebel, home of the seminal takedown “What's Jesse Singal's f*****g deal?” closed down for good. But which of these is NOT a real Jezebel headline by the intrepid writer who did that piece, Harron Walker?* Mitch McConnell is A Big Poopy Head* Remembering Rudolf the Red Nosed Reindeer, Who Died in 1818 * Just Gimme A F*****g Caesar Salad* Jason Momoa Bad, Naked Mole Rat Queen Good PRONUNCIATION BEESommelierWorcestershire Loughborough CaiomheLeahCornichonBerkshire This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.blockedandreported.org/subscribe

Tom makes coronation quiche, from this recipe, https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/coronation-quichebut listen on before you rush off to make it. The fabulous Jack Monroe (check out her blog too) has made a more affordable (and sensible version) https://www.theguardian.com/food/2023/apr/29/jack-monroes-cheaper-coronation-quiche-for-the-big-help-out-recipe?CMP=Share_iOSApp_OtherTom and Stephanie eat in at Pudding Pantry, Beeston also available in the city and Sherwood.https://www.thepuddingpantry.co.uk/Brunch, lunch, milkshakes, hardshakes, and they do late nights on certain evenings.Stephanie chats about heading to Mesa, in Hockley https://www.mesahockley.com/Stephanie and Marlow the Whippet visited Gee and Gees at Essen General Store, keep your eyes peeled on Grace's instagram... there may be another coming soon https://www.instagram.com/geeandgees/Tom visited the new Totally Tapped location. Stephanie and Marlow joined too as it's very doggy friendly. https://www.facebook.com/totallytappedmicropub/?locale=en_GB Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Living on the edge - health inequalities and rising costs with Prof Sir Michael Marmot and Jack Monroe Join hosts Doctor Xand van Tulleken and Dr Rochelle Burgess for Season 3, Episode 1 of Public Health Disrupted: Living on the edge - health inequalities and rising costs with Prof Sir Michael Marmot and Jack Monroe How does the cost-of-living crisis affect the health of the public? What impact does financial stress have on our physical and mental wellbeing? This episode aims to reshape the narrative and create a clearer understanding of the growing economic and health problems affecting millions of people living in the UK. Professor Sir Michael Marmot (Director of the UCL Institute of Health Equity) and Jack Monroe (award-winning food writer, TV presenter, and campaigner) explain why there are health inequalities in our society and how the cost-of-living crisis disproportionally affects people on lower incomes. They outline the challenges faced by those living in poverty and what changes are required to safeguard our future against this mounting humanitarian crisis. For more information and to access the transcript: www.ucl.ac.uk/health-of-public/transcript-cost-living-crisis-podcast Date of episode recording: 2023-02-14 Duration: 00:40:00 Language of episode: English Presenter:Xand van Tulleken; Rochelle Burgess Guests: Jack Monroe; Michael Marmot Producer: Annabelle Buckland

Did you know there are now more food banks in the UK than there are branches of McDonald's?Shocking we know, but foodbanks are now vital and sadly accepted part of society; and for the survival of an ever-increasing number of people up and down the UK who are struggling through the cost-of-living crisis.On this episode of Tea with the Changemakers we're talking to an anti-povertycampaigner and food writer Jack Monroe who's had more than their (un)fair share of controversy and trolling over the years.Jack Monroe at their core is a mother who found themselves in a tight situation with the cost of living, finding it difficult to feed their son. Jack started writing a blog about cheap and easy recipes back in 2010 (yes, the cost-of-living crisis was still a thing back in 2010…). Little did they know that their blog would resonate with a huge number of people and eventually led them to become a published author and a hugely influential figure in society.There are few figures like Jack Monroe in society, who have the sheer grit and determination to speak out on poverty and ignite genuine social change, and on this week's episode of Tea with the Changemakers we think you'll see a different more tender and relaxed version of Jack.Throughout their career they've been subject to scrutiny and their authenticity has been bought into question. There is no denying that Jack's often-brash approach has rubbed some people up the wrong way – but isn't that the point? Jack is authentic and saying it as it is, and has made it their mission to keep the conversation going around poverty and strives to genuinely help those who are struggling.  Check out our blog on this episode, McPoverty and a side of lies.Cup only half full? Follow Tea with the Changemakers on TikTok, for behind-the-scenes content and clips from our episodes!

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In this episode, Nell sits down with her Godson, avid gamer, and YouTube enthusiast, Jack Monroe. Jack talks about what success means to him, why he enjoys helping people, and much more! Get in contact with Jack - https://www.facebook.com/erin.l.monroe or https://www.facebook.com/john.monroe.142 Click the link to grab a copy of Nell's #1 Bestselling book, Curvature of the Career: https://www.amazon.com/Curvature-Career-Twists-Pursue-Happiness-ebook/dp/B09VD5VNKC/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3ADN1EYOBN906&keywords=curvature+of+the+career&qid=1647545221&sprefix=curvature+%2Caps%2C60&sr=8-1 Find Nell on Social Media! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nell.tice IG: https://www.instagram.com/nellktice/ Travel Vlog: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQxvtS3QSmTLOL8IZxm-kyg Produced by enTICEing Media, LLC: www.enticeingmedia.com

This is a replay of my episode with Sophie Walker from April 2020. Sophie is a feminist activist, author and founding leader of the Women's Equality Party. In this episode we are chatting about Sophie's new book 'Five Rules for Rebellion' which is an inspiring, five-step journey to incorporating activism into our daily lives. It features stories of new and seasoned activists – from Amika George to Jack Monroe. It's all about feeling less full of despair, and more able to channel your anger, arm yourself with hope, practise perseverance and connect with others more compassionately. Hope you enjoy the episode!Read Sophie's book: https://uk.bookshop.org/a/153/9781785786860My Substack page, come and say hi: https://thehyphen.substack.com/My books: https://uk.bookshop.org/contributors/emma-gannonBooks mentioned on Ctrl Alt Delete podcast: https://uk.bookshop.org/lists/books-mentioned-on-ctrl-alt-delete-podcastTwitter: Twitter.com/emmagannonInstagram: Instagram.com/emmagannonuk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Zach is joined by comics novice Allison O'Neill who is on the hunt to learn more about the character she loves most: Captain America!Her first comic to read: Captain America: Winter Soldier! The story that brought Bucky Barnes back from the dead as a covert Russian operative who's been killing in the name of the Soviet Union since he was lost to Steve Rogers decades before. Can Cap help restore Bucky and wipe away years of reprogramming, or is his friend lost forever? And how will Cap cope with the loss of his other friends, as well as his team: The Avengers? Find out, in Captain America: Winter Soldier!Written By: Ed BrubakerArt By: Steve Epting and Michael Lark---------------------------------------------------Check out Dreampass and all their killer tracks on Spotify!---------------------------------------------------Join the Patreon to help us keep the lights on, and internet connected!https://www.patreon.com/tctwlWant to try out all the sweet gigs over on Fiverr.com? Click on the link below and sign up!https://go.fiverr.com/visit/?bta=323533&brand=fiverrcpaTune in here for every episode of the show!https://kite.link/the-comics-that-we-loveFollow on Instagram for Comics Obscure and More!The Comics That We LoveFollow on Tiktok!The Comics that We LoveFollow on Twitter!@Z_Irish_Red

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Thank you to our power producers who keep In The Gutter in the gutter! Support Chipperish on PatreonLearn more about Joshua's books.Get your copy of Lani's How Story Works.“Aren't I just a double myself?”It's unreliable narrator week on In the Gutter as Lani and Joshua spend some time with the various identities of Jack Monroe.Comic book and credits:Captain America: Winter Soldier by Ed BrubakerWriter: Ed BrubakerArtists for Out of Time: Steve Epting and Michael LarkArtist for Lonesome Death of Jack Monroe: John Paul Leon and Tom PalmerLetterers: VC's Randy Gentile, Chris Eliopoulos & Joe CaramagnaAssistant Editors: NicoleWiley, Molly LAzer, Andy Schmidt and Aubrey SittersonEditor: Tom BrevoortCaptain America created by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby Get your copy of “How Story Works” Support Chipperish on Patreon! Support Chipperish by shopping on Amazon using this link! Find out more about Lani Find out more about Josh In The Gutter is a Chipperish Media production by Lani Diane Rich and Joshua Unruh, and is released under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-Sharealike license. 

Liz Truss, the favourite to become the new PM, said that Nicola Sturgeon was an attention seeker who should be ignored. This went down a storm at the Tory hustings but was it a major tactical error?Has she, despite what Murdo Fraser claimed, misjudged the mood of even non indy supporting Scots?Truss still is the front runner in the leadership contest, but it looks like Sunak is gaining support in the big southern English branches. It might not be all over.While both candidates have been making lavish tax cutting promises, are they on the horns of what economist David McWilliams calls a "Trilemma "? The attempt to have a balanced budget while cutting taxes and levelling up.Martin Lewis, Marcus Rashford, and Jack Monroe have become "people's heroes" with their single-issue campaigns. Lesley asks if they've become the unofficial opposition but one that will only be successful if not focusing on systemic political change.The Tories looked to play the Thatcher anti-union card with their repeal of trade union legislation banning the use of agency workers to break strikes. Have they picked the wrong fight given the public mood?All these plus thoughts on the England women winning Euro 2022, the proposal to raise the age Scottish bairns start primary school to six, and the Commonwealth Games.★ Support this podcast ★

Andrew Neil talks to the former Australian prime minister and president of the Asia Society about China under President Xi Jinping, its relationship with the United States and whether Australia could become a republic under the new Labour government.Subscribe to get a new episode every Tuesday. Tortoise members and Tortoise+ subscribers on Apple Podcasts get access to a weekly bonus episode every Friday called Inside the Interview, where Andrew reflects on the conversations he has with his guests.Members also get access to more of our journalism and invites to exclusive events, including an event that Tortoise hosted with Jack Monroe talking all about food poverty campaigning and the cost of living crisis. You can watch the event on Tortoise. For a year's half price digital membership for £50 go to tortoisemedia.com/Andrew and enter the code AndrewNeil50. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Message from Jack Monroe on June 26, 2022

Andrew Neil talks to the former foreign secretary and president of the International Rescue Committee about the Labour Party and Keir Starmer, the war in Ukraine and the UK government's Rwanda policy.Subscribe to get a new episode every Tuesday. Tortoise members and Tortoise+ subscribers on Apple Podcasts get access to a weekly bonus episode every Friday called Inside the Interview, where Andrew reflects on the conversations he has with his guests.Members also get access to more of our journalism and invites to exclusive events, including an event that Tortoise hosted with Jack Monroe talking all about food poverty campaigning and the cost of living crisis. You can watch the event on Tortoise. For a year's half price digital membership for £50 go to tortoisemedia.com/Andrew and enter the code AndrewNeil50. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Andrew Neil talks to the former Sainsbury's chief executive about the cost of living crisis, the government's response to it and whether he would ever go into politics himself.Subscribe to get a new episode every Tuesday. Tortoise members and Tortoise+ subscribers on Apple Podcasts get access to a weekly bonus episode every Friday called Inside the Interview, where Andrew reflects on the conversations he has with his guests.Members also get access to more of our journalism and invites to exclusive events, including an event that Tortoise hosted with Jack Monroe talking all about food poverty campaigning and the cost of living crisis. You can watch the event on Tortoise. For a year's half price digital membership for £50 go to tortoisemedia.com/Andrew and enter the code AndrewNeil50. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A double helping this week! We recorded a very special episode of Table Manners with two amazing women; campaigner and author Jack Monroe & Nureen Glaves, the founder and CEO of National Lottery-supported Feed Me Good.In this Good Causes special, made possible by National Lottery Players, we didn't need to cook! Jack bought her delicious ‘chicken porridge' and Nureen bought her famous rum cake. We ate and chatted all about affordable eating, food sustainability, making the most of the tins in your cupboard and different ways of making Mac and cheese! Nureen told us all about what she will be making for her upcoming Big Jubilee Lunch, as communities all over the UK come together to celebrate the Jubilee weekend. This one is a super foodie episode, so hopefully you'll enjoy it as much as we enjoyed recording it. Thank you to The National Lottery for setting us up! Enjoy! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jack Monroe rose to fame with her blog 'A Girl Called Jack', sharing her struggles as a single mum on benefits, with just £10 a week to spend on food. She's become a best-selling, award-winning writer of cookery books and she campaigns against poverty. A regular on TV and social media, talking benefits and food banks, Jack Monroe has attracted the wrath of some right-wing commentators. She successfully sued former newspaper columnist, Katie Hopkins, for comments made online. Now, she's threatening legal action against a Conservative MP who's accused her of profiteering from the poor. Mark Coles finds out what inspires Monroe's love of cooking, how growing up with foster children influenced her outlook and why she's determined to speak out for the poorest in society. Presenter: Mark Coles Production team: Sally Abrahams, Natasha Fernandes and Janet Staples Sound: Andy Garratt Editor: Richard Vadon

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Join Jennifer Juan as she breaks down another crazy week in British Politics, including all the latest information from the Queen's speech and the UK Government's priorities for the future. Jennifer also discusses the UK government's lack of action on the climate crisis, Conservative MP Lee Anderson being sued by food writer Jack Monroe, the fallout of the Assembly elections in Northern Ireland and former UK government advisor Dominic Cummings spills some very stale tea. - Support the people of Ukraine: https://donation.dec.org.uk/ukraine-humanitarian-appeal - Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wtafpolitics/message - Join Jennifer on Discord here: https://discord.gg/feYmNudBqn - Support the show by buying Jennifer a coffee on Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/missjsquared - You can also support the show by subscribing to Jennifer's Patreon, for extra content and free merch: https://www.patreon.com/missjsquared Get in touch with the show by emailing us on wtafpolitics@outlook.com - Follow the show on Instagram at http://instagram.com/wtafpolitics - Visit our website at http://wtaf.politics.blog - Follow Jennifer On Twitch: https://twitch.tv/missjsquared - Follow Jennifer Juan on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/missjsquared/ - Follow Jennifer Juan on Rizzle: rizzle.tv/u/missjsquared - Visit Jennifer Juan's Website: https://jenniferjuan.com

Join Jennifer Juan as she breaks down another crazy week in British Politics, including all the latest information from the Queen's speech and the UK Government's priorities for the future. Jennifer also discusses the UK government's lack of action on the climate crisis, Conservative MP Lee Anderson being sued by food writer Jack Monroe, the fallout of the Assembly elections in Northern Ireland and former UK government advisor Dominic Cummings spills some very stale tea. - Support the people of Ukraine: https://donation.dec.org.uk/ukraine-humanitarian-appeal - Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wtafpolitics/message - Join Jennifer on Discord here: https://discord.gg/feYmNudBqn - Support the show by buying Jennifer a coffee on Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/missjsquared - You can also support the show by subscribing to Jennifer's Patreon, for extra content and free merch: https://www.patreon.com/missjsquared Get in touch with the show by emailing us on wtafpolitics@outlook.com - Follow the show on Instagram at http://instagram.com/wtafpolitics - Visit our website at http://wtaf.politics.blog - Follow Jennifer On Twitch: https://twitch.tv/missjsquared - Follow Jennifer Juan on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/missjsquared/ - Follow Jennifer Juan on Rizzle: rizzle.tv/u/missjsquared - Visit Jennifer Juan's Website: https://jenniferjuan.com

Jack Monroe, the food writer and poverty campaigner sits down in her living room in Southend-on-Sea to share her 'Life Through Food' with Leyla Kazim. It has been almost a decade since Jack first made a name for herself as a blogger and food writer - documenting life as an unemployed single mum. Her blog, A Girl Called Jack (now Cooking on a Bootstrap) first focussed on local politics, but became popular when she started sharing her costed out low budget recipes. Since then, she has written six cookery books, has written 10,000 tweets, and become a voice for those living in poverty in the UK. Jack's most recent campaign against the way inflation data is recorded and presented, resulted in the Office for National Statistics saying it would do more to represent the experiences of people living on different incomes in the UK. It also led the supermarket chain Asda to bring back and expand it's budget range of products. Jack is currently working on creating her own 'Vimes Boots' index to document the way food prices have changed over the past decade for people living on lowest incomes. In this programme, Leyla finds out what motivates Jack to keep speaking out about inequalities, and how she deals with social media backlashes. She talks about her early food heroes, the pleasure she gets from cooking, and why she believes there needs to be more equality and inclusivity in the food world. Presented by Leyla Kazim Produced in Bristol by Natalie Donovan

Alex Milsom is back for this week's episode of the Virgin Radio Pridecast, joined as always by Shivani Dave, and this week we're getting a little bit linguistic, talking about the different ways we can describe our diverse community, and of course ourselves. You'll hear from sociolinguist Sophie Holmes-Elliott on whether words which have previously been used against us can be reclaimed, actor Jake Graf and author Juno Dawson on why they like using the term ‘Queer' to describe their identities, plus author and activist Jack Monroe will be giving their advice to someone who is struggling to define themselves… All that, and Daryl Jackson will be here as always with his Virgin Radio Pride Weekly Update!Please note, some of the topics discussed in this episode might be sensitive and/or triggering. For help and support with any LGBTQ+ issues you might be facing, you can contact Switchboard on 0300 330 0630. Alternatively, the Samaritans are available twenty-four hours a day on 116 123. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The recent news has been dominated by the shocking events unfolding in Ukraine where Russia, under Vladimir Putin's orders has invaded Ukraine. A humanitarian crisis is unfolding before our eyes. Large parts of the world are offering huge support for Ukranian's fleeing the war. Bandofla is keen to highlight the plight of ALL refugees and we condemn the double standards we are seeing in terms of refugee support and inconsistencies by organisations like UEFA. On the political front we take a close look at poverty is affecting so many families - and poverty campaigner Jack Monroe uncovers how unfair supermarket pricing is when it comes to the cheaper items that so many families rely on. As ever we welcome all feedback - follow us on Twitter @_Bandofla or email me at podcastbandofla@gmail.com Peace & Love..

Welcome to another episode of the Tech for Good Live podcast! This week we're heading out into the open ocean of tech for good as we're chatting about plant based foods, hacking and advertising. Oh buoy!  Joining host Fay Schofield is TFGL pod regular Greg Ashton. Our special guest for this episode is Becky Steeden, Strategic Social Media Manager at the RNLI  Discussed in this episode: Stat of the week  Increases in sales of plant based food hasn't lead to a reduction in meat based sales: Big Food is ready to sell you more plant-based meat - Vox  Charity news of the week Charities are open to hacking because they don't have the money to prevent it: Humanitarian organizations keep getting hacked because they can't spend to secure data - Rest of World Tech news of the week Facebook and Mozilla to team up on a new method for online advertising: Mozilla and Meta (Facebook) are now actually working together - XDA Developers Oh and they've renamed the News Feed, now it's just Feed: Facebook rebrands News Feed after more than 15 years - The Verge  And finally… ‘Thanks to everyone at Asda': success for anti-poverty campaigner Jack Monroe. - The Guardian   ----------------------------   Apply for Becky's (soon to be) old job!  jobs.rnli - Strategic Social Media Manager   ---------------------------- Listeners, what did you think? We'd love to hear your thoughts.  Get in touch on twitter @techforgoodlive or Email at hello@techforgood.live  We'd love it if you gave us a nice iTunes review and told your pals about this podcast! Thanks to podcast.co for hosting our podcast.  Also, please don't forget this podcast is run by volunteers and we survive on sponsorships and donations. Right now one of our primary goals is to make sure all of our podcast episodes are accessible by making sure EVERY episode is transcribed. Sadly this costs money and we desperately need your help to make this become a reality! So if you've ever tuned into one of our podcasts or attended one of our events please consider chipping in the price of a cup of coffee.

- UK consumers slowed their spending as COVID rules returned in January - Six North Sea oil and gas fields to be fired up amid Cabinet row over net zero - Asda in cheap food promise after Jack Monroe complaints 3 / 5 stories included in today's “5 Things” Vox Markets Podcast

The Truth Shall Make Ye Fret is usually a podcast in which your hosts, Joanna Hagan and Francine Carrel, read and recap every book from Sir Terry Pratchett's Discworld series in chronological order. This week, a quick bonus episode about Jack Monroe, and the Vimes Boots Index.Find us on the internet:Twitter: @MakeYeFretPodInstagram: @TheTruthShallMakeYeFretFacebook: @TheTruthShallMakeYeFretEmail: thetruthshallmakeyefretpod@gmail.comPatreon: www.patreon.com/thetruthshallmakeyefretWant to follow your hosts and their internet doings? Follow Joanna on twitter @joannahagan and follow Francine @francibambi ResourcesThe Trussell Trust - Stop UK HungerWhat to do if you need emergency help with money and food - StepChangeThings we talked aboutJack Monroe's original Twitter thread Call for evidence thread (for Vimes Boots Index)Terry Pratchett estate backs Jack Monroe's idea for ‘Vimes Boots' poverty index - The GuardianYour best ally against injustice? Terry Pratchett [by Marc Burrows]- New StatesmanIceland commits to price freeze on £1 value range as food costs rise - The GrocerCost-of-living crisis: Jack Monroe hails ONS update of inflation calculations - The GuardianRachael Hamilton says food bank users 'less well educated' on cooking – The NationalJack Monroe's stuffBlog/recipes: Cooking on a BootstrapTwitter: @BootstrapCookJack Monroe books - Hive.co.ukMusic: Chris Collins, indiemusicbox.com

Long lost, wealthy relatives who've sadly died but for whom you “might” be the next of kin – too good to be true or the real thing? We explain how to spot the difference and how to tell the good heir hunters from the bad. A disabled mother of two is being denied Healthy Start vouchers for her young children because she is on the wrong benefit. The vouchers provide more than a thousand pounds over four years to help low-income mothers buy milk and food for their growing children. But disabled people on a benefit called Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) only get the vouchers while they are pregnant. The latest Crime Survey for England and Wales shows a massive rise in the amount of fraud being carried out against victims – up by more than a third to 5.1m cases between October 2020 and September 2021. Inflation is already at levels not seen for a generation and this week food poverty campaigner Jack Monroe highlighted how she believes the real figure can be even worse for people on low incomes. So how was inflation first calculated, what are the different ways it's been measured in the past, how do they compare to the here and now and should it be changed for the future? Presenter: Paul Lewis Reporter: Chris Flynn Producer: Dan Whitworth Researcher: Drew Miller-Hyndman and Sandra Hardial Editor: Emma Rippon Email story ideas and questions to moneybox@bbc.co.uk or tweet @Moneybox

Julia is joined by Rich Clothier, managing director of Wyke Farms. Rich is known for his passion for sustainability and recently created a carbon-neutral cheddar for Lidl's own-label range. He has also just launched his own carbon-neutral cheddar brand, Ivy's Reserve. He talks to Julia about consumer appetite for products with carbon and other sustainability claims, the importance of robust accreditation and certification, and creating a sustainable dairy industry that's fit for the future. Plus, he shares his take on the cost-of-living crisis and Jack Monroe's ground-breaking campaign highlighting the impact of soaring food prices on the poorest households. Articles discussed in this episode: Cost of neutralising carbon emissions soars as demand escalates | The FT Tory rejection of windfall tax on energy firms ‘beggars belief', says Ed Miliband | The Guardian Hungry Brits will 'starve to death' as food and energy prices soar, Jack Monroe warns | The Mirror Links to the big food and grocery retail stories this week: Cost-of-living crisis: Jack Monroe hails ONS update of inflation calculations | The Guardian Unilever to cut 1,500 jobs in management shake-up | FT CD&R denies headhunting for David Potts successor | The Grocer Ocado steps up robot wars with new ‘pick and pack' machines | The Times Sainsbury's and John Lewis ask shoppers and staff to keep wearing masks | BBC News Oatly ads banned over 'misleading' environmental claims | BBC News Tesco sells caulis at 49p after glut | FPJ Asda is selling engagement rings for £1 for Valentine's Day

Food writer Jack Monroe sparked national debate this week when she tweeted about food price hikes on the cheapest goods in supermarkets - but does inflation really hit low income households hardest? Social media and some news outlets have spread claims this week that only around 17,000 people have actually died of Covid. We debunk. We test the truth of the five second rule - is it a good idea to eat watermelon within five seconds of dropping it on the floor? And can you think yourself better?

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Political campaigner, awesome food writer and stunning cover star Jack Monroe, chats to DIVA magazine editor Roxy Bourdillon about living life in the public eye.Queers for your EarsWherever you are in the world.Produced and edited by Rachel Shelley with love and support from #TeamDIVAGet in touch: editorial@divamag.co.uk Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Steve Denyer chats to food writer, journalist and activist Jack Monroe, who takes him though her Pride Playlist - the tracks which soundtracked Jack's life as a member of the LGBTQ+ community…Please note, some of the topics discussed in this episode might be sensitive and/or triggering. For help and support with any LGBTQ+ issues you might be facing, you can contact Switchboard on 0300 330 0630. Alternatively, the Samaritans are available twenty-four hours a day on 116 123. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello everyone! Welcome to this weeks episode of the Feminist Lens podcast with Nina de Ayala Parker and Peris Thuo! Today we are joined by Carmel McConnell MBE, author and campaigner, who campaigns on child poverty, education and well-being. Carmel is the Founder of the children's charity Magic Breakfast. You may remember or know of Magic Breakfast when they collaborated with Macus Rashford and Jack Monroe on the free school meals campaign which ended in the Government's U-turn on school meal vouchers during the christmas holidays of 2020. Or you may know magic breakfast in their own right as one of the most important children's charities in the UK, which dedicates their work to eliminating child hunger by providing free breakfast to schools across the UK. Carmel stepped back from day to day involvement in the charity in 2020, but continues to use her voice to campaign on behalf of hungry schoolchildren. Please rate, review and subscribe thank you! The Feminist Lens Women for wanawake

Pour découvrir la collection NUDES de FEMPO, c’est par ici : http://unbouncepages.com/new-nudes/Dans ce 140 ème épisode, Marie Bongars te raconte la vie de Jack Monroe, célèbre blogueureuse puis autrice culinaire, elle est aussi une militante contre la pauvreté et la faim. Passons quelques minutes avec cette personnalité née un 17 Mars…. Bonne écoute!Si vous souhaitez nous contacter, n’hésitez pas à le faire…Par mail : unesacreepairedovaires@gmail.comPar instagram : https://www.instagram.com/unesacreepairedovaires/?hl=frSi vous souhaitez recevoir les transcriptions de ce podcast, vous pouvez me contacter via l’une de ces deux adresses.

Jack Monroe is so many things - an anti-poverty activist, chef extraordinaire, writer, and fighter against injustice. She talks to me about what it's like living through poverty, about the poor being blamed for their conditions, the horror of food poverty, her struggles with the government over feeding hungry children - and how we fight for change.Help us take on the right-wing media here! https://patreon.com/owenjones84Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-owen-jones-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

J.M. DeMatteis goes behind the stories he wrote for Captain America in the early 1980s, including diving deeper into Sam Wilson, Bernie Rosenthal and Jack Monroe, introducing Arnie Roth, Vermin and Synthia Schmidt, and the physiological battles of Cap vs Baron Zemo and the Red Skull! DeMatteis shares his original plans for #300 and his year long story following that never happened! Connect with our guest J.M. DeMatteis at http://www.jmdematteis.com FB: https://www.facebook.com/jmdematteis Twitter: @JMDeMatteis Connect with Rick & Bob and fellow Cap fans at https://www.facebook.com/groups/captainamericacomicbookfans Leave a recorded message at https://anchor.fm/capcomicbookfans Donate/support at: https://anchor.fm/capcomicbookfans/support Listen at: iTUNES: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/captain-america-comic-book-fans/id1546492661 GOOGLE: https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy80MWIzOTZkOC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw== SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/1NIASlcQHIhMq0WHpNjvL1 STITCHER: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/captain-america-comic-book-fans AMAZON: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/c9911b35-01a1-4301-9941-fdf391c0387f/Captain-America-Comic-Book-Fans iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-captain-america-comic-book-76007805/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/capcomicbookfans/support

The pressures of being a working single mum left Jack Monroe in hospital, suffering from a breakdown. But her ability to feed her son on a shoestring budget also saw her shoot to prominence as a food writer. She tells Claire Newell why she wishes she'd asked for help sooner when times were tough, and why she believes that upping benefit payments for low-income families would see the government save money in the long-term.If you need non-urgent information about mental health support, call Mind on 0300 123 3393 or email info@mind.org.uk |How have you found returning to work after having a child? Tell us your story: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/women/work/have-found-returning-work-having-child-want-hear/ |For 30 days' free access to The Telegraph: www.telegraph.co.uk/audio |Get in touch: podcasts@telegraph.co.uk |See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Jack Monroe is a cook, a writer, a campaigner and also a mum to 10 year old Johnny. We talked about Jack's dream job in the fire service, experiences of not having enough to eat as a new mum, what it means to identify as non-binary, and how you should never panic when your child only wants to eat chicken nuggets. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Last week, social media was full of images of food parcels sent to parents to feed their children. They were not substantial. James speaks to journalist and food writer, Jack Monroe about campaigning on poverty issues.

Hi, long time no episode. This episode with Megan is about Medical Ethics and how they are upheld, public health campaigns and our thoughts on them and finally the treatment of Doctors and Nurses during this pandemic. This episode was recorded early November hence the speculation about the future vaccine and future Covid related Christimas ads haha. In the Episode we mention how poorly Doctors and Nurses have been treated both before and during this pandemic due to the governments lack of investment and caring into their physical and mental wellbeing and into the NHS as a whole. A campaign #ThunderClapForCarers started by Jack Monroe at @BootstrapCook on twitter has started in the wake of England's third Lockdown. Instead of appluading essential workers every Thursday at 8pm you write to your MP demanding PPE, protection, parking and higher pay. If you are struggling what to write @GinamartinUK on twitter is drafting tweets, and emails to send to your MP every Thursday. And @BestForBritain have made a page linked below making contacting your MP even easier. https://hey-mp.uk/?c=clap Thank you for listening, stay safe and well and please please please fight for the safety and wellbeing of the Doctors and Nurses during this pandemic and forever.

Hi, long time no episode. This episode with Megan is about Medical Ethics and how they are upheld, public health campaigns and our thoughts on them and finally the treatment of Doctors and Nurses during this pandemic. This episode was recorded early November hence the speculation about the future vaccine and future Covid related Christimas ads haha. In the Episode we mention how poorly Doctors and Nurses have been treated both before and during this pandemic due to the governments lack of investment and caring into their physical and mental wellbeing and into the NHS as a whole. A campaign #ThunderClapForCarers started by Jack Monroe at @BootstrapCook on twitter has started in the wake of England's third Lockdown. Instead of appluading essential workers every Thursday at 8pm you write to your MP demanding PPE, protection, parking and higher pay. If you are struggling what to write @GinamartinUK on twitter is drafting tweets, and emails to send to your MP every Thursday. And @BestForBritain have made a page linked below making contacting your MP even easier. https://hey-mp.uk/?c=clap Thank you for listening, stay safe and well and please please please fight for the safety and wellbeing of the Doctors and Nurses during this pandemic and forever.

In this week's episode, Stephen and Richard looking into a libel case as Jack Monroe takes on Katie Hopkins for defamation on Twitter. Should we all now be held accountable for what we put out on social media?

Around 300,000 women have epilepsy in the UK. Epilepsy Research UK say that hormones can affect epilepsy, and drugs used to control it need to be very carefully balanced with medication that women take. Dr Susan Duncan is a consultant neurologist. Torie, 30 and Ruth, 60 both have it. Three of our Power List judges Lucy Siegle, Flo Headlam and Prof Alice Larkin answer your questions on how to live a greener life. The opera singer Natalya Romaniw has just been named Young Artist of the Year at the Gramophone Classical Music Awards, she tells us about the challenges of performing live during the pandemic. Last week the first hydrogen train in the UK took its maiden journey. There’s still a lot to do like making room for the batteries underneath the train, and increasing the speed. Helen Simpson and Chandra Morbey are two women behind the project.javascript:void(0) Writer and journalist Yasmin Alibhai-Brown’s new book, Ladies who Punch, is about fifty daring courageous indomitable women. The women who inspire her are black, white and brown.” Women,” she says, “have issues in common, regardless of race. Differences matter but commonalities matter more and we seem to have lost sight of that.” Joining her to discuss these issues is academic and writer, Ruby Hamad, author of forthcoming book, White Tears, Brown Scars: How White Feminism betrays women of colour. Essex Girls are the butt of countless jokes and preconceptions. Jane hears from the author Sarah Perry who has written in praise of the Essex Girl aimed at “profane and opinionated women everywhere”, and the food writer and political campaigner Jack Monroe who is a proud Essex Girl. Presenter: Jane Garvey Producer: Dianne McGregor

The opera singer Natalya Romaniw joins Jane to talk about the challenges performing live in the Covid-era and her latest role as Mimi in the ENO’s La Bohème at Alexandra Palace in London. As the political party conference season comes to a close Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff and Katy Balls from the Spectator consider what, if any, policies are on the table for women. Men are disproportionately affected by Covid 19 in health terms but it is women who seem to be bearing the brunt of the economic fallout of the pandemic as well as taking on a larger share of domestic work and childcare. Is the virus a step back for women’s rights? And what are the political parties planning to do about it? Apart from walking and cycling, the train is the greenest way of getting around. Trains, especially diesel ones, still emit carbon dioxide though. But, last week the first hydrogen train in the UK took its maiden journey. It’s 100% clean. There’s still a lot to do like making room for the batteries underneath the train, and increasing the speed. Jane talks to Helen Simpson and Chandra Morbey, two women – who do a jobshare – behind project. We explore the issue of Essex Girls – the butt of countless jokes and preconceptions – with the Oxford English Dictionary referring to her as "unintelligent, promiscuous, and materialistic", while Collins adds "devoid of taste" to the mix. The author Sarah Perry has just penned a book in praise of the Essex Girl aimed at “profane and opinionated women everywhere” and she’s joined by the food writer and political campaigner Jack Monroe and a proud fellow Essex Girl. Natalya Romaniw photo - copyright Patrick Allen. Presented by Jane Garvey. Produced by Louise Corley Editor: Karen Dalziel

My guest this week is English media lawyer, Mark Lewis. Mark made a name for himself working on some of the UK's most high profile libel and media cases over the last decade or two. Mark represented the family of murdered schoolgirl Millie Dowler after it was reported that News of the World Journalists had accessed her voicemail after she was reported missing giving her family false hope that she was still alive. Widely known as the Phone Hacking Scandal, the resulting outcry alongside Mark's work contributed to the closure of the newspaper and led to a range of investigations into the ethics of British media. Mark also represented food-writer and activist Jack Monroe against far-right social media commentator Katie Hopkins which led to an unprecedented ruling of libel in the modern age of social media. Most recently Mark has turned his expertise to fight Jew-hatred in as many ways as his resources allow, including against the Labour Party in the UK. -- If you'd like to support Sod's Law you can become a Sod's Law patron at patreon.com/sodspod from as little as £1 /$1 a month - there are different tiers including ad-free episodes, giveaways and more!

Hello and welcome to Rydell High - I mean, QL Towers! It's another week and Grease is the word! This week, we talk drive-in cinemas, the return on Unhhhh, new music by Lil' Nas X and the absolute flex of handing in your notice in lockdown!  We discuss the ever-developing story around The Ellen Deneneres Show, Jack Monroe's excellent essay on food poverty and Bernadine Evaristo's appearance on the 'How to Fail' podcast with Elizabeth day.  Come to our window! Jack Monroe's essay: https://cookingonabootstrap.com/2020/07/30/the-price-of-potatoes-and-the-value-of-compassion/ Tracks of the week: Fletcher, Bitter with Kito: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aetZC3Hwdkw  Whiteney, Take Me Home, Country Roads ft Waxahatchee: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVGhLIUBPZI

Patricia Niven is a photographer who specializes in food, the people who grow it, cook it, and eat it -- and the interconnectedness therein. In this episode, we talk about how to find your creative "thing" (following your interests each step of the way), and also pushing yourself to continue reaching for new things (she does a 90-day checkin with herself, introspecting on what she's accomplished and what new pursuits she will start action on in the following 90 days).She arrived in London on a one-way ticket from Australia 21 years ago. In her early years in London, alongside being a photographic assistant, she photographed within the music scene. Highlights included shooting portraits of musicians such as Jill Scott, Amy Winehouse & Cyprus Hill, documenting club nights in Brixton, and traveling to post-genocide Rwanda to document survivors, musicians, politicians & entrepreneurs.She’s won many awards, from places like the Association of Photographers, the Pink Lady Food Photography Awards, and the Sunday Times Food Book of the Year award for her work with the Honey & Co cookbook, which is an all-time favorite. She’s also worked on cookbooks by Jack Monroe, including the photography for 3 of Jack’s book covers (and the photography for one full book) and the #CookforSyria book, which was a global project organised by Clerkenwell Boy.Aside from her work in publishing and with restaurants, she also does portrait work and brand work...which all can, of course, be wrapped up into the topic of food! Her art has been exhibited everywhere from V&A Museum to the National Portrait Gallery.“Do a thing you love and believe in.” - Patricia NivenThere's another special guest in this episode! At the top of the episode, I introduce you all to Mark Dyck, the host of the podcast "Rise Up," which is a podcast for bakers. I was so stoked when Mark agreed to hop on a call with me to share his passion for baking and to talk about his show. You can check that out here: https://riseuppod.com/PATRICIA NIVENhttps://www.patricianiven.com/@patricianiven@thechickensoupprojectKATIE QUINN@qkatieKEEP IT QUIRKY PODCAST@keepitquirkypodcastSign up for my monthly e-newsletter: http://eepurl.com/dNtAx2 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Anna and Annie discuss the Orwell Prize for Political Fiction winner The Nickel Boys, and what we think of David Walliams' books after criticism by Jack Monroe.  Our book of the week is Bluebird, Bluebird by Attica Locke.  This is the first in the Highway 59 series featuring Darren Matthews, a black Texas Ranger.  With a gripping plot, vast landscape and racial tensions, this is a must-read. Described as 'mesmerising' (Guardian) and 'a superb thriller' (Times), Locke has won many awards and we can see why.  Looking forward to the next in the series, Heaven, My Home. Coming up: Simon the Fiddler by Paulette Jiles. Follow us! Facebook: Books On The Go Email: booksonthegopodcast@gmail.com Instagram: @abailliekaras and @mr_annie Twitter: @abailliekaras and @mister_annie Litsy: @abailliekaras and @mr_annie Credits Artwork: Sascha Wilkosz

This week Richard Coles and Kate Silverton are joined by Ricky Wilson, the lead singer of Kaiser Chiefs. The band’s hits include I Predict A Riot and Ruby and last year they released their seventh album, Duck. Ricky was a judge on The Voice and now presents the Pop Detectives podcast with Tony Blackburn. Jack Monroe was an unemployed single parent living in poverty when she started a blog called A Girl Called Jack which described cooking nutritious meals for her family on a tiny budget. She is now a well-known cookery writer and campaigner, whose ability to knock up delicious food with limited ingredients has come into its own during the lockdown. Sandra Palmer dreamed of being a fashion designer as a child. Her father Fritz had been a tailor in Jamaica before moving to Birmingham where he worked as a lorry driver. He would sew the dancing costumes Sandra designed as child and after Fritz died in 1999, Sandra decided to keep his legacy alive. Richard Keenan was told that he was adopted when he was nine. After training as both a priest and a police offer, he waited until he was 40 to find his birth parents. Using his police skills to track them down, Richard discovered his birth family and the surprising story of his biological parents’ relationship. And Inheritance Tracks this week from playwright Mark Ravenhill. Producer: Laura Northedge Editor: Eleanor Garland

Bootstrap cook Jack Monroe joins 5 live’s Nihal Arthanayake to help make your food go further when we’re staying at home and shopping less. This week she helps out a couple of online book reviewers and gets to grips with some chicken meatballs. Jack rose to prominence for the recipes she created as a single parent with a young child, aiming to provide family meals for less than £10 per week. Jack will be joining Nihal Arthanayake on Wednesdays at 3pm. You can get involved on Twitter using the hashtag #JackMonroesLockdownLarder, including @bbc5live. You can also text the show on 85058. Picture: Andrew Testa

Sophie Walker is a feminist activist, founding leader of the Women’s Equality Party, and recently-appointed chief executive of Young Women’s Trust, the charity representing and supporting women who are living on no or low pay. She is passionate about rebuilding society for and with (extra)ordinary women. You can follow her on Twitter under @sophierunning.Today I'm chatting to Sophie about her new book 'Five Rules for Rebellion' which is an inspiring, five-step journey to incorporating activism into our lives. Featuring stories of new and seasoned activists – including Amika George and Jack Monroe – campaigning on a range of issues from reproductive rights and poverty to the environment and access to education; the book shows us how to see activism not as a series of pitched battles but as a positive, lifelong learning experience. It's all about feeling less full of despair, and more able to channel anger, arm yourself with hope, practise perseverance and connect with others compassionately. She teaches us how we can convert our confusion and impatience into a powerful force for change. Hope you enjoy this episode :) If you did please do leave a review! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I bet books are saving your bacon right now, well how about tuning in to hear how you can support La Biblioteka - Sheffield's much-loved independent, award-winning bookshop. We're talking to the owner Alex Maxwell (with a few helpful contributions from his very small son Elio), all about the impact of C19 on his day-to-day life as a bookseller & his hot tips for Quarantine Reads. Follow him on Twitter @LaBiblioteka A note from Alex: For some escapism during these insular items there's something comforting in looking at the past.  Two of the best recent releases are firmly in the historical fiction camp: The Mirror and The Light, Hilary Mantel's spectacular final book in the Wolf Hall trilogy chronicles the (fictional) lives around Cromwell's rise  s sure to clean up most book awards this year, and has the benefit of lasting through another week or two of lockdown at nearly 900 pages.  If you've already finished it, Hamnet, by Maggie O'Farrell is inspired by the son of a famous Stratford playwright, and is as immersive as it is intimate.  Now is a perfect time to tackle those chunky classics you've always passed over because you ‘don't have the time'! Whether that's Middlemarch or Anna Karenina, or, if not too close to the bone,  perhaps revisiting One Hundred Years of Solitude or Camus' The Plague could act as a bit of catharsis. This is a perfect time to lean in to domesticity, and either Tin Can Magic or Jack Monroe's Tin Can Cook make excellent arguments for digging amongst what's left at the supermarket shelves or at the back of your cupboard to fashion some tasty meals. Do Preserve by Anja Dunk goes from basic principles of pickles, jams & cordials to stunning recipes from Green Tomato Chutney to Strawberry Gin Fizz, so that we'll never be caught short again, no matter what disaster befalls us next. That is unless you have small children, in which case, by now you will be needing fresh activity ideas. The Nature of Play is full of seasonal activities, that for now, will help them rediscover the garden, and This Book Thinks Your An Inventor (and the rest of the series) should ignite their curiosity and imagination. For the younger siblings, DOT magazine is packed with playful activities, learning games & engaging stories Books can be ordered via labiblioteka.co or via our social media channels @LaBiblioteka

Bootstrap cook Jack Monroe joins 5 live’s Nihal Arthanayake to help make your food go further when we’re staying at home and shopping less. This week’s calls include what can you do with banana blossom and how to make bread without yeast. Jack rose to prominence for the recipes she created as a single parent with a young child, aiming to provide family meals for less than £10 per week. Jack will be joining Nihal Arthanayake on Wednesdays at 3pm. You can get involved on Twitter using the hashtag #JackMonroesLockdownLarder, including @bbc5live. You can also text the show on 85058. Picture: Andrew Testa

Today on the damn TickyOff cook and author Jack Monroe is back. Jack reveals all about their hashtag #jackmonroeslockdownlarder and what's been going on at Tin Can Cook HQ since the coronavirus lockdown began. It seems to involve twenty one hour work days, an undercut rapidly growing out of control and the wearing of many hats. Jack also discusses maintaining their sobriety during this crisis, why stewed steak is a great product and wondering why the Daily Mail is now being nice. Before Jack arrives via the digital ether, James and Sam go deep on their initial experiences of lockdown with their respective families, homeschooling victories and failures, the Diego Maradona documentary and what James found when he cleared out under the stairs. There's also time for Sam's hair to reach ridiculous proportions, James quotes a great joke by a disgraced comedian and they all wonder just how people are managing to keep up affairs while confined to their houses. It's TickyOff, and whatever happens, it'll survive. Today's episode is sponsored by wine pedlars for the end of days dropwine.co.uk

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Jack Monroe is a best-selling cookery author, writer and activist. Her latest book Vegan-ish offers 100 simple low-budget recipes that don't cost the earth. Max La Manna is a zero waste vegan chef. His best-selling debut cookbook More Plants Less Waste was voted Best Sustainable Cookbook 2019 by Gourmand. This episode was recorded in front of a live audience at Edinburgh Wellbeing Festival.Find Jack: https://cookingonabootstrap.com/Find Jack's book: https://bit.ly/39Yi1qTFind Max: https://www.maxlamanna.com/ Find Max's book: https://bit.ly/2VhNakVMentions:Olio Food Waste App: https://olioex.com/Oddbox: https://www.oddbox.co.uk/Find me: https://www.instagram.com/venetiafalconer/Join us on a digital detox + yoga retreat in Somerset! https://www.ourretreat.co.uk/retreat/march-27th-30th-2020/ A huge thank you to VivoLife for sponsoring this episode: https://www.vivolife.co.uk/I take their Vegan Omega 3, Vegan Vitamin D3 and B12 daily and I love THRIVE. Use the discount code “TalkingTastebuds” to get 10% off your first purchase. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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In this special edition of our Improving Lives podcast, we hear from Jack Monroe, renowned food writer, journalist and poverty activist. Jack joined us at our Improving Lives 2025 launch event at the Kingsgate Conference Centre in Peterborough, she took the time to sit down with us and talk about herself, her experiences of food poverty and how she believes we can solve. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/longhurst-group/message

Hello! Now we’ve left the EU, Britain will have an independent trade policy for the first time in decades. We ask Ruth Bergan from the Trade Justice Movement and Nicola Smith from the TUC what progressives should be calling for in future trade deals. Then Todd Tucker explains what we can learn from the trade debate amongst Democrats in the US.AND food writer and campaigner Jack Monroe chats about being vegan(ish)Subscribe to the Cheerful Book Club feed. Search ‘Cheerful Book Club’ or go to https://podfollow.com/cheerfulbookclub/Get tickets for our Kings Place show on Thursday 12th March http://bit.ly/RTBCKingsPlace See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Baked beans, tinned pies, corned beef, creamed tomato soup, plum tomatoes, ackee, pineapple chunks and condensed milk. Our store cupboards are bursting with tins of food, they provide comfort, cheap family meals, quick lunches and easy dinners. Maybe even a sure stock of ingredients as Brexit edges closer. Yet over the years, the UK market is dwindling. Stats show young people are less interested in tinned fruit and fish. And then there's the image problem. Tinned food has a reputation in the UK it's struggling to shake off. Cheap, unhealthy. Fine for those making do with tiny budgets, not if you can afford the fresh equivalents. As Madrid born Patrick Martinez found out first hand when he set up a bespoke tinned fish company in Liverpool, we have a funny relationship with tinned food in the UK. A relationship quite unlike our continental neighbours. We deeply love these foods, but we might not admit our affection openly. In this programme Sheila Dillon speaks to food writer Jack Monroe about the politics of tinned food and why she thinks we ought to cook and love the tinned foods lurking in our cupboards. Presented by Sheila Dillon. Produced in Bristol by Clare Salisbury.

Food writer and author Jack Monroe tries Clemmie's classical playlist. Jack's playlist in full: Fanny Mendelssohn: Six Character Pieces (no.3) Ludwig van Beethoven: Cavatina from String Quartet op.130 Angel Morley: Kehaar's Theme from Watership Down Aaron Copland: Billy the Kid (Mexican Dance and Finale) Christina Vantzou: No.4 String Quartet Edward Elgar: Angel's Farewell from The Dream of Gerontius

The U.N. Secretary-General issued a dire warning this week. He said that the international effort to stop climate change has been “utterly inadequate.” What are you doing to have a greener Christmas when it comes to the food you eat? Are you considering a more sustainable alternative to turkey for Christmas lunch? We hear from the food writer and campaigner, Jack Monroe, the journalist, Nina Pullman and Jenny Costa from Rubies in the Rubble. The President of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, Professor Lesley Regan, is calling for a bold approach to transform women’s health services. She tells us about her ambitions. Dr Jessica Wade, a British physicist, tells us why she's made it her mission to include more women in Wikipedia. She's added pages for more than 800 women in STEM and tells us about some of the obstacles she's faced. Four leading women politicians debate the ongoing problem of child poverty in the UK. We hear from Helen Whately from the Conservatives, Laura Pidcock from Labour, Dr Sarah Wollaston of the Liberal Democrats and Deidre Brock from the SNP. How difficult is it to raise your children as multi-lingual when you’re the only person who speaks your mother tongue? We hear from Mercy Haruna, the presenter of the podcast Parentland who's trying to teach her children Igala and from Gbemi Isimi the founder of Culture Tree, who's got a Nigerian Yoruba background. After a long campaign by #FreePeriods, the government has agreed to fund a scheme providing free sanitary products in primary and secondary schools from this January. Gemma Abbott, a campaigner for #FreePeriods, tells us how the opt-in scheme will work and Nadia Collier, a family support worker at a London primary school, tells us how The Red Box Project has been working at her school. Presented by: Jenni Murray Producer: Rabeka Nurmahomed Editor: Siobhann Tighe

As the EU declares a global ‘climate and environmental emergency’ will you be changing your food habits this Christmas ? Will you ditch the turkey for a more sustainable alternative, buy less and consider food miles when you shop? How will you reduce the amount of food waste over the holiday period? Jane is joined by Jack Monroe the food writer and campaigner, Journalist Nina Pullman and Jenny Costa from the company Rubies in the Rubble. Glass Walls is a stained-glass art installation which raises awareness of domestic abuse through art. The installation is now being exhibited around Scotland. Dr Emma Forbes is a lawyer who created Glass Walls and has spent the last three years speaking to women about their experience of the justice process and researching Scotland’s response to domestic abuse. She joins Jane to discuss along with Sarah, a domestic abuse survivor who got involved with the project. Male supremacy, for all its ubiquity, is surprisingly recent, according to the science writer Gaia Vince. In her new book ‘Transcendence’ she tells how there is compelling evidence that patriarchal societies date back less than 10,000 years. She joins Jane to talk about her research and her belief that humans probably evolved as an egalitarian species, remaining that way for hundreds of thousands of years. Presenter: Jane Garvey Interviewed guest: Jack Monroe Interviewed guest: Nina Pullman Interviewed guest: Jenny Costa Interviewed guest: Emma Forbes Interviewed guest: Gaia Vince Producer: Lucinda Montefiore

'Either came last or top'Tony Ray-Jones, Jack Monroe, David Byrne, Martin Parr, 1972

'Either came last or top' Tony Ray-Jones, Jack Monroe, David Byrne, Martin Parr, 1972

After a busy Bank Holiday, today I'm going to talk about how to BALANCE your body and mind. There are brief mentions of Jack Monroe and Jamie Oliver so listen out!And as always if you have any questions please email me on strongbirdfitness@gmail.com

What's the fascination with films books and television programmes like Killing Eve where the story centres on women obsessed with other women? Author Joanna Briscoe and journalist Sirin Kale discuss.We hear why a UK wide coalition of women's organisations, represented by the Centre for Women's Justice, has begun legal action against the Crown Prosecution Service claiming that rape cases are being dropped because of a change in policy and practice. Beth and Gina tell us what happened to them and Rachel Krys the co-founder of End Violence Against Women tells us what the coalition is hoping to achieve.Food writer Jack Monroe Cooks the Perfect....Cannellini Beurre Blanc.Emma Land and Tontschy Gerig tell us how the struggled to find work after a long period off.The Booker Prize winner for fiction Arundhati Roy tells us about her new book of political essays focusing on environmental degradation, government elites and the impact on the poorest and most marginalised people in India.Ell Potter and Mary Higgins tell us about their theatre show Hotter.Presented by Jane Garvey Produced by Rabeka Nurmahomed Edited by Jane Thurlow

Yr wythnos hon, bydd y criw yn sôn am lwyddiant y rhaglen Chdi, Fi ac IVF yn yr Ŵyl Cyfryngau Celtaidd ac fel mae’r rhaglen yn ysgogi pobl i fod yn fwy agored wrth drafod IVF.   Mae Mari yn siarad gyda’r steilydd bwyd a chyfrannydd cyson i Prynhawn Da, Alison Huw am yr ysbrydoliaeth tu ol ei gyrfa a’r ffordd mae’r trends bwyd wedi newid dros y 25 mlynedd diwethaf. Y mae hefyd yn trafod llyfr Jack Monroe am brydiau bwyd i’r teulu gan ddefnyddio bwydydd tun yn unig.   Bydd y tîm hefyd yn trafod fel mae tipiau glanhau Nerys Taclus gan ddefnyddio finegr gwyn wedi newid eu bywydau!    Chdi, Fi ac IVF https://www.facebook.com/HenoS4C/videos/697761307349820/   Alison Huw o 34'50" https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p07b2437/prynhawn-da-wed-05-jun-2019   Tips Nerys Taclus https://www.facebook.com/PrynhawnDaS4C/videos/851373545229791/

Food writer and anti-poverty campaigner Jack Monroe's new book ‘Tin Can Cook' is filled with recipes made from tinned ingredients that can be bought from corner shops and supermarkets. An outspoken voice on poverty in the UK – her mission is to help people eat delicious food on a tight budget. She joins Jane in the studio to Cook the Perfect…Cannellini Beurre Blanc.Today Radio 1 Newsbeat will be broadcasting a 15 minute radio special about sex abuse in the music industry and the young female music fans and musicians being taken advantage of. We hear clips of young women talking about what they've suffered and a record company exec on what his label is trying to do about it. And to discuss the extent and nature of the problem, why it's happening despite #metoo, and what needs to be done, Naomi Pohl, Deputy General Secretary of the Musicians' Union discusses.Have we been doing pelvic floor exercises wrong? Can you ever do too many? And when should you really start doing them? We try to get to the bottom of the pelvic floor… We talk to Louise Kenyon, a Pilates instructor and Jane Simpson, a Continence Nurse Specialist who has written The Pelvic Floor Bible.Ugandan writer Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi discusses her new book Manchester Happened, a collection of short stories including 'Let's Tell This Story Properly', which won the Commonwealth Short Story prize. Presenter: Jane Garvey Producer: Kirsty StarkeyInterviewed Guest: Jack Monroe Interviewed Guest: Naomi Pohl Interviewed Guest: Louise Kenyon Interviewed Guest: Jane Simpson Interviewed Guest: Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi

Jack Monroe shares her Cannellini Beurre Blanc recipe for people on a tight budget.

With people finding it increasingly hard to make ends meet and growing numbers stockpiling in Brexit bunkers across the land, we caught up with food writer Jack Monroe to chat about her new book Tin Can Cook. Topics covered include massaging cows, the joy of tinned stewed steak, and why we shouldn't be celebrating food banks. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tom Heap sets off on a guilt trip road trip to find out why people like him won't give up the things they know are destroying the planet. Tom loves his powerful car. Despite a pretty thorough knowledge of the science of climate change and the contribution that his petrol-powered Subaru makes to a warming world he doesn't want to give it up. He's not alone. Most of us have dirty pleasures we have no intention of foregoing, whether that's eating meat, buying fast fashion or flying to our favourite holiday destinations. So what will make Tom and people like him change their behaviour for the sake of the planet? Tom hits the road to find out, dropping in on people who have influenced his thinking on the environment. There's food writer and cook, Jack Monroe who has helped make veganism a pleasure rather than a pain. There's John Browne, the oil company CEO who tried to push BP, Beyond Petroleum, Christiana Figueres, the diplomat who persuaded Presidents and PMs to sign up to carbon reductions. And there's the Bishop of Salford who thinks we should heed the Gospels and accept that personal sacrifice is essential to save the world. Producer: Alasdair Cross

Poverty in the UK is increasing for the first time in two decades. We are seeing more people struggling to make ends meet. Does television set out accurately the complexities of living in poverty, or too crudely as either a deserving economic victim or undeserving ‘scrounger’? How can we tell more accurate stories of poverty to skeptical audiences, for a fuller debate and actions? A panel from Sheffield Doc/Fest 2018 debate these questions and more. Chaired by Poppy Noor (The Guardian) with the writer Jack Monroe, the filmmakers Mark Raphael and Daisy-May Hudson and Chief Executive of the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, Campbell Robb. Supported by JRF and Guardian

You gotta listen to the incomparable scourge of the right and food bank gourmet Jack Monroe on Under The Skin.

The world is full of brilliant broads and we've had loads of them onstage with us in 2018. And so, as our Christmas gift to you, we thought it would be fun to put some of the biggest laughs into one handy 'best of' In Conversation.Please put your hands together for Ruth Jones, Fern Britton, Wunmi Mosaku, Sally Wainwright, Helen Thorne, Ellie Gibson, Sally Phillips, Roisin Conaty, Isy Suttie, Bridget Christie, Marian Keyes, Hollie McNish, Jack Monroe, Liz Carr, Desiree Burch, Jo Caulfield, Jennifer Saunders, Sian Gibson, Jennie McAlpine, Cherylee Houston, Shazia Mirza, Konnie Huq, Rachel Parris, and Lucy Mangan. And of course our Sarah Millican, Hannah Dunleavy and Mickey Noonan. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Giovanna is joined in the studio by food writer, journalist and food poverty activist Jack Monroe. Jack shares her personal journey of raising her own child against a backdrop of financial hardship and how she now works to help and inspire other families who are struggling to keep their families fed. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to HOOVERING, the podcast about eating. Host, Jessica Fostekew (Guilty Feminist, Motherland) has a frank conversation with an interesting person about gobbling; guzzling; nibbling; scoffing; devouring and wolfing all up… or if you will, hoovering.This week my guest is someone I’ve had more requests to have as a guest than anyone else - someone whose genuinely trying to change the world for the better and who is treating the world for the wounds it currently has when it comes to poverty and specifically what poverty means for eating. It’s the funny and formidable Jack Monroe. Honourable MentionsJack’s stuff that you should check the f**k out of are: the blog where it all began COOKING ON A BOOTSTRAP. To buy Jack’s amazing new book of the same name CLICK HERE and whilst you’re at it Jack’s on PATREON as well. The totally delicious vegan cheese we were eating is called TYNE CHEASEThe vegan chicken stock is called OSUM but I can’t find a link to anywhere online - but Jack said you can find it in the kosher isle of international supermarkets. If I find some I’ll be sharing where I did! Tickets are on sale right now and are flying fast for the next HOOVERING LIVE SHOWS at the lovely little Hen & Chickens Theatre in London. Snap some up. AND if you wanted to come and see me try new material in London I’m running gigs in Camden for various comedians trying new stuff - go here to WE GOT TICKETS and search for Honers Club - all the dates will come up! OH, AndIf you have got a any spare dosh to give a month I’m on this great site called Patreon where I exchange for rewards including exclusive content for your hard earned cash which means I can keep doing and improving the podcast. Click on the word Patreon, either of them See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jack Monroe is a campaigner, food writer and activist. Her latest book Cooking on a Bootstrap makes budget food fun and delicious and she has just won The Observer Food Monthly Personality of the Year Award.In this episode, we discuss cooking on a budget, privilege, veganism and mental health. Jack is fiercely intelligent and funny. She is an absolute trailblazer in the food space and it's a true honour to have her on the show.Find Jack: https://cookingonabootstrap.com/Find her new book: https://amzn.to/2EEXZHjFind me: http://instagram.com/venetiafalconer See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jack Monroe, campaigner & author of Cooking on a Bootstratp; Laura Winningham, co-founder of City Harvest London and Paula Merrony, head of operations at City Harvest London in conversation with Donna Freed at the Cookbook Festival 2018 The Cookbook Festival brought together food poverty campaigner and cookery writer Jack Monroe with City Harvest London to create a delicious brunch with food that would be wasted without City Harvest's efforts.  City Harvest collects food from supermarkets and restaurants and delivers it to the charities and organisations that feed the hungry. They are witnessing an ever growing need. Both Jack and Paula share their experiences of food poverty and in Paula's case, homelessness.  www.cookbookfestival.org @Cookbookfestiv1 www.cookingonabootstrap.com @cookingonabootstrap www.cityharvest.org.uk @CityHarvest_LND

Nikki Bedi and Arthur Smith are joined by Phil Nichol, Priyanga Burford, Daliso Chaponda and Jack Monroe for an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy. With music from Laura Misch and Marine. Producer: Debbie Kilbride.

We are back from the Summer break and hitting the ground running with today's guest. My guest today is Jack Monroe. Jack made her name as a food blogger writing the recipes she created with the £10 a week she had to feed both her and her young son. The recipes Jack created were both cost effective and delicious and they provided such a crucial service to so many people. Jacks recipes are healthy, delicious and, importantly, varied. Jack now has million of visitors to her blog, has written three best selling cook books is now a well respected journalist, campaigner and activist. You can get Jack's book here: https://amzn.to/2PjcN2a Head to the website www.desertislanddishes.co for more information about Jack's choices, and to find the recipe inspired by this week's episode. Thank you so much for listening! Dont forget to subscribe to the podcast and if you enjoyed listening please do leave a 5* review as it really does help people to find the podcast and get the word out there. In the meantime, come and find me on instagram @margienomura and I will see you next time x

The food writer talks to Nihal about falling into debt and cooking well on a budget.

In a special live edition recorded at the Wilderness Festival, David talks to BBC Food Programme presenter Sheila Dillon and best-selling food writer Jack Monroe about austerity, Brexit and the politics of how people eat. What is gained and what is lost when politician talk about food as a matter of personal choice? Just how powerful are the big food corporations? And is it really possible for Britain to take back control of its food supply? With some lively questions from the audience. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Will and Chris sift through your feedback on the Jack Monroe episode. A long-running dispute about scrambled eggs is resolved. And a lot of people win Homo Sapiens T-shirts. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Will & Chris talk to food writer and activist, Jack Monroe. Jack was a single parent living in poverty when she created incredibly cheap but nutritious recipes to feed herself and her son. After publishing the budget recipes in a blog she was offered a book deal and soon became a best-selling food writer. As an outspoken activist, particularly on poverty and hunger issues, Jack has attracted a great deal of online abuse and tells Will and Chris how she copes and even tracks down those responsible. They also discuss coming out as non-binary, gender norms and why she got so much abuse after winning a Woman of the Future award. Plus Will and Chris have been on Loose Women, Will had a run-in with the Chelsea football team and we discover your most memorable meals. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Back in January, our Mickey Noonan and Hannah Dunleavy hosted an In Conversation event at Cambridge Junction. They were joined by actress and activist Liz Carr, food writer Jack Monroe, and poet and playwright Hollie McNish, They talked about licking walls, guinea pigs and dreams of being a concierge. And potatoes, lots and lots of potatoes. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In 2012, at the end of their tether, Jack Monroe wrote a blog detailing the depths of the bitter poverty they had fallen into. After going viral, the post catapulted Jack from the brink of despair and into the spotlight. In a raw and exploratory interview, Jack takes James O’Brien through struggling to making ends meet, the realities of austerity in Britain, identifying as a non-binary and preferring the pronoun ‘they’, and their legal battle with Katie Hopkins.

Helen Castor is joined by Dr Sam Willis to discuss food shortages in the First World War, Silk Roads, the history of the duffle coat and Franklin's infamous last voyage. Food blogger Jack Monroe heads for the National Archives to learn how the submarine war in 1917 presented a serious threat to food supplies. She discovers that the rationing put in place then was successfully used again in World War Two. Tom Holland meets the author of the best-seller Silk Roads, Peter Frankopan, to ask whether China is trying to emulate a centuries old history of trade and influence through its Belt and Road policy. Fashion historian Amber Butchart marks the passing of author Michael Bond to explain the history of Paddington Bear's iconic duffle coat. And Sam Willis previews Death in the Ice, a new exhibition on Franklin's ill-fated journey to find the North West passage. Producer: Nick Patrick A Pier production for BBC Radio 4.

Clive Anderson and Sara Cox are joined by Alison Lapper, DJ Semtex and Jack Monroe for an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy. With music from Norma Winstone and Orkesta Mendoza. Producer: Sukey Firth.

Lesley spoke at the Scottish Greens conference today and heard two amazing speakers ( and doctors) ; Harry Burns and Jack Monroe. She also wrote about the Tories and immigration. Is it a case of bad cop, badder cop? Lesley takes a cab and gets introduced to Uber. In a sporting weekend, we also manage to include Jim Spence's analysis of why Scotland's footballers aren't so great anymore. And finally, we talk about Northern Ireland for the craic.  

Harriett Gilbert is joined by food blogger Jack Monroe and comic actor Doon MacKichan to talk about the books they love, including Dept. of Speculation by Jenny Offill, The Power of One by Bryce Courtenay and The Sound of Things Falling by Juan Gabriel Vásquez. Producer Beth O'Dea

Jack Monroe was born in Southend on Sea, Essex, in 1988. She attended Westcliff High School For Girls in Essex, gaining 4 and a half A*-C GCSEs. She left at the age of 16 and worked full time in ‘odd jobs’, retail and coffee shops and waitressing, before joining Essex County Fire and Rescue Service in 2007 to work in their control room. She left in November 2011, unable to work the night shifts as a single parent to a then 20 month old son. Jack started writing her blog, A Girl Called Jack, in February 2012, in response to a local councillor who claimed that ‘druggies, drunks and single mums are ruining the High Street.’ What started as a local politics blog developed into budget food and recipes, which were picked up with interest by the national press as she detailed living with her son on a food budget of just £10 a week. Her first cookbook, A Girl Called Jack, was published by Michael Joseph at Penguin in February 2014, and went straight to the top of the paperback charts. Jack writes a weekly recipe column for The Guardian. 5x15 brings together five outstanding individuals to tell of their lives, passions and inspirations. There are only two rules - no scripts and only 15 minutes each. Learn more about 5x15 events: 5x15stories.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/5x15stories Facebook: www.facebook.com/5x15stories Instagram: www.instagram.com/5x15stories

Jack Monroe made a name for herself as a food blogger who writes recipes for people on a tight budget. Today she Cooks The Perfect...Chickpea, Carrot & Coriander Falafels

Sheila Dillon meets the cooks specialising in great food on small budgets, part of a world of food blogging influenced by life of benefits, periods of homelessness and shopping budgets that can be as little as ten pounds a week.One of the highest profile blogs is "A Girl called Jack", written by Jack Monroe, a single mum who lives in Southend-On-Sea. Out of work, having complications with benefits and reduced to feeding her small boy Weetabix mashed with water, she went online to share her experience and started writing about food. What followed was a record of some of the most savvy shopping tips to be found anywhere, from dishes that can be cooked for 27p a portion, through to a forensic guide to every supermarket shelf, freezer cabinet and fresh produce aisle. In a recent report by Oxfam, the numbers of people now using food banks has reached 500,000, linked, charities say, to recent reforms of the benefits system. The government disputes this link, but food insecurity is increasingly found in every region of the UK.Others who have taken to writing about their efforts to cook and eat well on low budgets include Belfast born, now London based, Miss South who along with her brother, who lives in Manchester, Mr North, share recipes and pictures of the food they enjoy. Miss South recently came out as being "properly poor" in a blog posted last November and her writing has inspired others who need to cook on food budgets hovering between £15 and £20 a week.The third blogger in the programme is Tony, aka Skint Foodie. Once a high flying, restaurant going professional, his writing documents a determination to eat well despite losing everything to alcoholism.Producer: Dan Saladino.