Reset Your Health with Jamie Oliver (Audible) - “Oliver is such an effective communicator, who comes at these topics from an unintimidating everyman’s stance, but with access to leading experts. The advice here feels clear, doable, affordable and, crucially, sensible.”

James Marriott in the Times

Museum of Pop Culture with Josh Widdicombe (Keep it Light Media) - “There are some good gags here. But there are plenty of lame ones too… Never mind. It’s a fascinating portrait of the naffest and most disposal end of British popular culture.”

★★★☆☆

Gerard O’Donovan in the Daily Telegraph

The Documentary Podcast: Stories from the New Silk Road (BBC World Service) - “The world of international relations is feeling really rather unstable these days … Bering Sea is set to become a major potential flashpoint. Anna Holligan reports on rising tensions in the region.”
The Bomb: Kennedy and Khrushchev (BBC World Service) - “The World Service’s nail-bitingly atmospheric series reaches its seventh episode.”

Lucy White in the Irish Independent

The Stigma Shift (St John of God University Hospital) - “Designed to open up conversations and dispense clear, actionable advice from the hospital’s clinical experts: psychologists, psychiatrists, nurses, social workers.”
Just One Thing (BBC Radio 4) - “Setting achievable goals will always offer a better head start than over-ambitious resolutions.”
5 Minutes to Change Your Life (Ind.) - “It might inspire a positive new habit or interest. Mosley would surely approve.”

Reset Your Health with Jamie Oliver (Audible) - “Jamie Oliver, for some reason, has Marmite appeal…And so, depending on which side of the fence you sit on, you may take or leave”

The Walkers: The Real Salt Path (The Observer) - “Observer journalist Chloe Hadjimatheou reported that Winn…had greatly exaggerated their backstory…Now there’s The Walkers: The Real Salt Path, Hadjimatheou’s “definitive wrap up” of her investigation.”
Pride & Prejudice (Audible) - “A sumptuous retelling of Austen’s best-loved romp. If only a casting director had nabbed Buckley 15 years or so ago: she’d have made a sublime Lizzie Bennet.”
The Discovery Series: The Bog Bodies (Discoverireland) - “Discover Ireland’s first podcast might easily have played it safe and ticked off the island’s “hidden gems”. Wisely, it took the murder mystery approach”