Podcasts about my virgin kitchen

Mr & Mrs Barry answer your questions from social media and give you a little life update on where things are at right now with the house move and My Virgin Kitchen in general! Expect mild banter, some very honest questions answered! Download and share the podcast with a friend if you think they'll enjoy the husband and wife banter here and a little behind the scenes to the vlogs and the Youtube channels recipes and DIY projects!

Barry and Mrs Barry discuss their trip to Portugal, the kitchen nearly finishing, the new studio & website, plus the new My Virgin Kitchen cookbook which can be pre-ordered here http://smarturl.it/MyVirginKitchen

In this podcast Barry is joined by his wife Becky (aka Mrs Barry) where they have an open and honest chat about the origin of My Virgin Kitchen, how it started and why, with some funny stories along the way... hope you enjoy this behind the scenes discussion about the story so far!

In this episode of the My Virgin Kitchen podcast we talk about our random trip to Bedford to try a selection of Bedfordshire clangers and chocolate toothpaste! Along with the general chat and banter you are coming to expect from these podcasts. Thanks for the support so far.

Jack Harries, Richard Herd and Chris Howard share the golden rules of creating a successful, factual YouTube channel. Long gone are the days when YouTube was just babies, cats and people falling over. Brands, broadcasters and native YouTubers are embracing the platform like never before - resulting in a wave of high production-value, short-form, factual content aimed at a new breed of audience – active, vocal and loyal. Jack, Chris and Richard share their views on producing short-format content and gaining and engaging subscribers. They discuss how to make the best use of features such as annotations and playlisting, how to use analytics and discuss their favourite camera equipment. With a background in television production, Chris and Richard also talk about what they had to learn, or rather unlearn, in order to engage a YouTube audience. The panel highlight the importance of the YouTube community and explain how collaborations with the likes of ZeFrank, Wheezy Waiter, Tyler Oakley, Red Bull, Epic Meal Time and DanisNotonFire have been vital to establishing their channels online. Jack Harries is the creator of JacksGap. Back in 2011 he set up the channel to document his gap year for friends and family. Two years later he, along with twin brother Finn, is one of the UK's leading vloggers with over 1.9 million subscribers. His YouTube recommendations are Troye Sivan and Sorted Food. Richard Herd is the producer and channel manager of Jamie Oliver’s Food Tube, offering up in Jamie’s own words "food shows with attitude". Richard’s career credits include Gordon Ramsay’s F Word, The Naked Chef and Big Brother. His YouTube recommendations are My Virgin Kitchen and Epic Meal Time. Chris Howard is the series producer of natural history channel Earth Unplugged, BBC Worldwide’s first original content production for YouTube. Previously Chris has worked on Planet Earth Live and David Attenborough’s Flying Monsters. His YouTube recommendation is Vsauce.