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What would you choose as your last meal? Chef Margie Nomura talks to a special guest about the seven dishes that have shaped their lives.In this podcast you will find conversations with interesting people from the world of food and beyond uncovering the seminal dishes and experiences that have shaped who they are today. We will find out about their favourite childhood dishes, the dishes they eat the most often, and the dishes that mean the most to them. And of course we will also discover what their last dish would be before being cast off to the desert island. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"The Secret of Chimneys" is a mystery novel written by Agatha Christie, first published in 1925. It is one of Christie's early works and is known for its blend of humor, intrigue, and suspense.The story is set in the English countryside at the sprawling and mysterious Chimneys estate, which is known for its impressive chimney stacks. The plot revolves around the character of Anthony Cade, a charming and adventurous man who becomes embroiled in a web of international intrigue and murder when he visits Chimneys. Cade is a likable and resourceful protagonist who gets caught up in a series of unexpected events.The central mystery of the novel involves the theft of a political document called "The Secret of Chimneys," which could potentially destabilize the political balance of Europe. As the story unfolds, it becomes apparent that there are multiple parties interested in obtaining this document, and secrets from the past are unearthed.Agatha Christie's trademark elements of deception, hidden identities, and a large cast of characters with their own motivations are present in this novel. The story also features her signature detective, Superintendent Battle, who is called in to solve the complex mystery."The Secret of Chimneys" is notable for its witty and engaging narrative, as well as its exploration of political intrigue, espionage, and international relations. It is a captivating blend of mystery and adventure, with a touch of romance, and it keeps readers guessing until the final reveal. Christie's skillful storytelling and clever plot twists make this novel a classic example of her work and a must-read for fans of detective fiction and mystery novels.

Bianca, Lexis, and Becca are some of the funniest dancers you’ll ever meet. They’re like your honest big sisters. They’re talented, educated, and pretty… oh, and humble, of course. Barre Chat is the perfect podcast for those who want advice on dance, juicy stories, and maybe a few trauma dumps along the way! Tune in for biweekly episodes and you’ll feel like you’re at a sleepover with your dance besties!

A show about writing, reading, and getting (some) things done. Jessica Lahey writes the Parent-Teacher Conference column for the New York Times' Well Family and is the author of "The Gift of Failure: How the Best Parents Learn to Let Go So Children Can Succeed." KJ Dell'Antonia is a columnist and contributing editor for the New York Times' Well Family. In their podcast, they talk about writing short form, long form and book length, give tips for pitching editors and agents and constantly revise how they tackle the ongoing challenge of keeping your butt in the chair for long enough to get the work done.