• Ep. 5: Searching for Pocket Meats

  • By: Imriel Morgan
  • Feb 24 2020
  • Length: 29 mins
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Ep. 5: Searching for Pocket Meats

By: Imriel Morgan
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  • Summary

  • Welcome to episode five of Audible Original: You Heard It Here First. The podcast that helps you discover your next favourite listen on the Audible website or app.

    Here’s what you can expect from this episode:

    We find out exactly why this Audible member adores the beautifully descriptive exploration of the land beneath our feet in Underland by Robert Macfarlane.

    Expect our honest opinions on our latest listens - On Fire by Naomi Klein and a cheery remix of a classic: an audio drama of Emma by Jane Austen.

    Listen to two Audible Editors return to the podcast to recommend their new favourite listens Gotta Get Theroux This by Louis Theroux and Gary Owen’s one-woman play, Iphigenia in Splott.

    We round off with a rib-tickling back and forth from comedy duo Paul Whitehouse and Bob Mortimer of Gone Fishing fame before we turn the mic around to you in our Genre corner.
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