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EPISODE · Jun 18, 2009 · 10 MIN

How I Ended up on a Small Island by Heather Taylor Pt2

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Episode Two: The Strange and Wonderful World of FoodHeather Taylor is a Canadian writer and actress who left the un-congested lands of Canada's endless open prairies; where Albertans talk slower and enjoy more space: and travelled halfway around the world, choosing to live in one of the most crowded places on the planet, England.  This series highlights the strange and sometimes unexpected experiences of her new home while interacting with the local inhabitants; their strange customs and exotic architecture make Heather feel that she has stepped into a different world.  She gives us, the listener an insight into her thoughts from the New World to her experiences of living in the old world of Shakespeare surrounded by millions of people. The second episode in the series, The strange and Wonderful World of Food, highlights Heather's experiences with British cuisine as a strict vegetarian and how she discovered that what you call food determines where you're from.  Episode One: From the prairies of Canada to LondonEpisode Two: The strange and wonderful world of foodEpisode Three: Why I'm here instead of thereEpisode Four: A Sporting LifeEpisode Five: Stuck in the middle of News Episode Six: Going HomePlease click here to go to her Spotlight page Please click here to go to her web site Music: 02-Chansons sans paroles (1989) op. 2 HumoresqueArtist: Gerard Satamian.Album: Dry Fig Trees.  (Preview and buy at www.magnatune.com)

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