Episode 2: Girls’ Weekends, Life Soundtracks and LeBron the Goat

from Dinnertime · host Galah Garage

Audrey and I are home from a girls’ weekend away with three generations of women and, naturally, we have plenty to discuss.We talk about choosing songs to represent different themes in our lives, including friendship, happiness, travel, love, family, home and ageing, and why one particular song can take you straight back to an important person or moment.We also introduce LeBron, the seven-day-old baby goat currently living with us, eat a very delicious spicy, creamy midweek bolognese from The New York Times, and finish the evening with the Sydney Morning Herald Saturday quiz.Music, memories, pasta, family and a tiny goat. Just another dinner at the Thomases.

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