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Mentioned in 15 episodes

The Salt Path

Book • 2018

In 'The Salt Path', Raynor Winn shares the true story of her and her husband Moth's journey.

Just days after learning that Moth was terminally ill, they lost their home and livelihood due to a legal battle.

With almost no money and no place to go, they decided to walk the 630-mile South West Coast Path from Somerset to Dorset, via Devon and Cornwall.

The book chronicles their struggles with homelessness, their encounters with nature and other people, and the transformative impact of their journey.

It also addresses themes of resilience, the stigma of homelessness, and the healing power of nature.

The memoir is known for its lyrical descriptions of the natural world and the deepening relationship between Raynor and Moth as they navigate their challenging circumstances.

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Mentioned in 15 episodes

Mentioned by

Andrew Hunter-Murray

as being about a couple's journey across a coastal path after losing their home.

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151: The Epstein Fails

Mentioned by

Jon Sopel

when talking to his literary agent.

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Mentioned as a true story of a couple who lose their house and become homeless.

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The Salt Path Controversy - Explained

Mentioned in a skit where the character Liz Truss pretends to be the author to generate controversy.

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Dead Ringers: Ep 5. Man of Steel, Woman of Salt Path

Mentioned in reference to a controversy surrounding the truthfulness of its contents.

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Mentioned as a memoir that was involved in a controversy surrounding the truth of the story.

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Mentioned as a book that won the Costa Prize in 2018 and was adapted into a well-done film.

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Season 6: Episode 66: Terri-ann White (publisher)

Mentioned by

Niall Paterson

as a book that spent 85 weeks in the Sunday Times bestsellers list and has just become a film.

What’s the truth of The Salt Path?

Discussed by

Richard Osman

and

Marina Hyde

in the context of a controversy surrounding the veracity of the memoir's claims.

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Mentioned by

Alex O'Connell

when introducing a story about the truth behind the memoir.

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Mentioned by

John Todd

who fell in love with the story when he read it.

The real Salt Path

Mentioned by

Jenny Allum

as a book and film about a couple finding enlightenment while walking the southwest coast path after losing their home and facing a terminal diagnosis.