28 November 2020
Episode 432
30 minutes
We learn manners from Lucy Hume of UK etiquette institution Debrett’s. Plus: Simon Freeman from running title ‘Like The Wind’ and Rachel Arthur from ‘Boom Saloon’ magazine.
28 November 2020
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We speak to Lucy Hume about ‘Debrett’s Guide to Hosting and Entertaining’.
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We meet the co-founder of running title ‘Like The Wind’.
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