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  • Ep. 7: From Periods to Putin

  • By: Imriel Morgan
  • Mar 23 2020
  • Length: 26 mins
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Ep. 7: From Periods to Putin

By: Imriel Morgan
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  • Welcome to episode seven of the Audible Original Podcast: You Heard it Here First. The podcast that helps you discover your next favourite listen.

    Here’s what you can expect from this episode:

    We’re jumping straight in with a review from you. This Audible member clearly has a soft spot for romance and hopes that you do too. Listen to their charming review of The Pursuit Of Love by Nancy Mitford.

    We’re dropping more gems on you. Find out why the wildly entertaining LGBTQ romantic fantasy Carnival Row: Tangle In The Dark should be on your hit list. We follow this with a review of the deeply moving play Diary Of A Hounslow Girl by Ambreen Razia.

    Two Audible Editors are back to convince you to part with your credit on their new faves: Period Power by Maisie Hill and the Audible Original podcast Putin: Prisoner of Power by Misha Glenny.

    We round off with a quick word about French cuisine with Jay Rayner before we turn the mic around to you in our slightly scary Genre corner.
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