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Cooking With Grief

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Rating
★★★★★
5
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29 reviews
This podcast has
72 episodes
Language
English
Explicit
No
Date created
2018/09/18
Latest episode
2022/06/09
Average duration
47 min.
Release period
34 days

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Cooking With Grief is a podcast where two glorious morons share facts, stories and titbits they've found interesting, an internet Show & Tell. Topics range from science to history to current events, and pretty much anything else, all discussed and dissected with complete irreverence and absolutely no desire to be serious. The facts are sound, the understanding is tenuous, and the jokes - well, that's subjective. Enjoy! "A witty and unique podcast on current events and the world around us." - Chris & Chris "This is completely banal and you're wasting your time." - Our mothers "Who the hell are you and why are you talking to me?" - Random guy on the street

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LXIX. Nice.
2022/06/09
This episode sees Chris and Chris learn about The Dancing Plague of 1518, and why Costco's hotdogs will never increase in price.
LXVIII. Horny Birds in Your Area (with very special guest Waffles!)
2022/05/12
Get your cheese rolls ready, it's a Kiwi special! We're joined by special guest Waffles to learn (mostly) about Aotearoa New Zealand - the not so frisky Kakapo (and the sexy sax music conservationists are using to change that) and the Gallipoli campaign of the Maori Battalion, before coming back to English shores to learn about Westward Ho! and other unusual place names.
LXVII. Emancipate this, B*tch!
2022/04/29
We learn about the Aztec god Xipetotec aka Our Lord The Flayed One (guess how he was worshipped), and the surprisingly recent time that Britain's last Trial By Combat took place
LXVI. Small in Japan
2022/04/14
Chris and Chris mostly talk about Chris's recent holiday to New York, then remember they have a podcast to host and discuss a fisherman who inadvertently became the source of all Japanese knowledge in Tsarist Russia, and we learn about the cyberpunk attempts at cheating in Indian medical school exams.
LXV. The Emperor's New Kitten
2022/03/25
This week Chris and Chris learn about a Japanese emperor giddy for his new pet, and the cool named yet surprisingly benign terrorist group the Dark Harvest Commandos.
XLIV. Flowers on Our Dicks
2022/03/10
This week your intrepid hosts learn about extinct dog breeds (and Tory cat scum), and various rude idioms from across Europe.
LXIII. Cooking With Grief is Dead. Long Live Cooking With Grief!
2022/02/24
We're back for Season 2! Buckle up and strap in, we're learning about a deadly Chinese teapot, and why beautiful people will live longer than us schlubs (assuming they avoid the aforementioned teapot).
LXII. The Economics of Wizardry
2021/11/02
This week Chris and Chris discuss how New Zealand lost its magic touch (or its dubious wizard, however you'd prefer to phrase it) and how traditional marriage in medieval England wasn't as traditional as you might think.
LXI. Cogito Ergo Sum... Scared of Spiders
2021/09/20
Today Chris and Chris learn about saucy coins from the Roman Empire, and the innate fear humans have of spiders and snakes.
LX. Eggs! For or Against?
2021/08/31
This week Chris and Chris learn about ant funeral arrangements and how a Prussian king used reverse psychology to promote potatoes.
LIX. The Brazilian Job
2021/08/01
This week we learn about the slightly horrifying origins of the "storks bringing babies" myth, and a Brazilian conman who had a successful top flight football career despite not being any good at football.
LVIII. Apocalypto Now
2021/06/07
Join us as our hosts learn about a board game that takes 20 years to play, and a surprisingly egalitarian pre-Aztec Mesoamerican culture.

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5 out of 5
29 reviews
★★★★★
EJaeger 2021/04/07
Throughly Enjoyable!
Caught myself chuckling out loud many more times than I expected - hilarious podcast chalk-full of fun facts!
★★★★★
shell_1331 2021/01/23
Ridiculously funny
I always look forward to new episodes of Cooking with Grief! The hosts routinely make me laugh out loud while also at times teaching me new things. Ch...
★★★★★
BeerWithBuffy-Josh 2020/03/17
More Clever Than You Can Handle
If you're not listening, you're doing it wrong. No like literally, you cannot eat, touch, smell, or see a podcast per se. There's no wit like British ...
★★★★★
ETMcLane 2020/01/19
I Love These Two
This show couldn’t be any funnier if it tried! And, as an American I can honestly say Pennsylvania as some tuff old men so maybe their our best bet to...
★★★★★
Eirekitten 2019/09/27
Fun Times With The Chris’
I love listening to these guys! They fuel my love of Britain...I feel like I’ve traveled on over to the UK, sat in a pub and settled in to listen to t...
★★★★★
inacitylikeyours 2019/09/23
What are these host cooking up?
This show is fantastic. You never know what will happen next, or where you will end up.
★★★★★
JazListens 2019/09/01
Just like hanging out with friends!
Great hosts and banter! Seriously is just like hanging out with friends and talking, love it!
★★★★★
AmbroseFan1985 2019/08/13
Fun show
The show has a funny sitting around with your friends feeling!
★★★★★
Steen73 2019/07/17
Great hosts, great show
Interesting topics, you feel like you’re sitting there at the table or in the pub with them while they talk. Great interaction between hosts. Glad I ...
★★★★★
Dknits11 2019/07/01
Great pod!
This is a great podcast that feels like I’m tuning into a normal discussion amongst friends. The chemistry is great. The banter is great. And this pod...
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