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The Afternoon Show: Malachy Tallack, Britain's Best Home Cook, and a modern take on Macbeth

01/05/2018

Malachy Tallack, Britain's Best Home Cook, and a modern take on Macbeth

BBC Radio Scotland - The Afternoon Show, Malachy Tallack, Britain's Best Home Cook, and a modern take on Macbeth

Malachy Tallack tells Janice about his debut novel.

Malachy Tallack tells Janice about his debut novel, and the Tuesday Review team give their thoughts on Britain's Best Home Cook.

Travel writer and singer Malachy Tallack tells Janice about his Shetland-set debut novel, The Valley at the Centre of the World.

Jennifer Palmieri was Director of Communications for Hillary Clinton during the 2016 election campaign. Her book Dear Madam President, is an imagined letter to the first female president of the USA.

Academic Marisa De Andrade, producer Sean Kerwin and actor Belle Jones teamed up for a research project exploring whether creativity can be seen as a measure of wellbeing. Out of their collaboration emerged not just research, but a hip hop track. They tell Janice about the song Dear Human.

And in the Tuesday Review, Yasmin Sulaiman, Phil Miller and Hannah McGill have been reading Jo Nesbo's modern take on Macbeth - set in a 1970s police department; Ability, a BBC Radio 4 sitcom starring Lee Ridley, aka Lost Voice Guy, and new BBC One food show Britain's Best Home Cook.

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