Julie Andrews' Delightful Version on Jane Austen: Finest Podcasts of the Week
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Pride & Prejudice
Is there anyone more suited to recount the author's most beloved tale as opposed to the esteemed Julie Andrews? It may lack Colin Firth soaking wet, the Hollywood great serves as a delightful and true voice of this classic romcom classic centered on Elizabeth Bennet along with Mr Darcy. The series, divided into 25 episodes, not simply honors the quarter-millennial of Austen’s birth – it’s Andrews’s 90th birthday this year, too!
Widely available, episodes weekly
Grand Designs Deconstructed
The stress is so intense in constructing your own large residence, the TV program stands among the rare property series where divorce is a feature as opposed to an error. Kevin McCloud collaborates with James on this friendly spin-off for dedicated followers – and confesses that he was on the verge of using his personal funds for budget-challenged participants.
Spotify, episodes weekly
Woman’s Hour Guide to Life
Every Sunday, Nuala McGovern hosts a focused segment that tackles a specific issue through well-known speakers and specialists. She starts off by discussing friendship – ways to create room for friends and stay connected – by interviewing writer Alderton, Claire Cohen, Dr Julia Samuel and Dr Franco. The tone is chatty, practical and above all, reassuring.
Via BBC Sounds, new shows each week
Music, Money & Mayhem
Including Pink Floyd up to Blur, the company hosted an array of huge British acts. This podcast led by Atkins will certainly satisfy audio fans and finance experts, as it skillfully traces the company's downfall by means of conversations featuring Tennant and contentious ex-chairman Guy Hands.
Accessible on many platforms, new episodes each week
Coining It
Hosted by the journalist, this latest production seems like it might be a typical crypto crime story. Fortunately, this story about an individual who discovered a digital flaw offering limitless funds and catapulted the person from Blackpool to the Middle East emerges as a colourful and thoroughly enjoyable adventure – if clearly a warning tale.
Available broadly, weekly releases