Gyles Brandreth

Gyles Brandreth, a beloved broadcaster and writer, joins the conversation to share his humorous insights on parenting and life. Together, they delve into the chaos of live performances and the art of crowd interaction. Gyles reminisces about the vibrant 1960s, highlighting family dynamics and societal changes. The discussion takes a comedic turn as they recount amusing stories of domestic intruders and reflect on the trials of parenthood. Lastly, they celebrate the complexities of growing up and the joy found in familial connections.

Gyles Brandreth, a multifaceted broadcaster, writer, and former MP, shares his rich tapestry of food memories from childhood to his adult life. He hilariously recalls quirky dishes like cold baked beans and fish finger sandwiches, and reflects on his boarding school gourmet experiences. Gyles also touches upon his experiences dining with future culinary legends and the challenges of being an MP. Plus, he shares insights from his new biography on A.A. Milne, highlighting the joy of storytelling and food.

Former MP and broadcaster Gyles Brandreth discusses the dynamics of defections in the whips' office, hinting at potential future switches. The podcast explores the challenges and complexities of MPs changing parties, revealing the intricacies of managing loyalty and discontent within political circles.