Chef Marie Mitchell's guest appearances

Chef Marie Mitchell

Woman's Hour

Food Tribe

Selina Periampillai

Romy Gill

Kate Malone

Hillary Clinton

Eve Ensler

Zadie Smith

Ben Chapman

London Hughes

Oprah Winfrey

Toni Morrison

Glennon Doyle

Elizabeth McGovern

Brené Brown

Chanel Miller

Ilhan Omar

OwlTail

Larissa Kennedy

The Island Social Club was created to fill the void of what was once London’s thriving Caribbean social scene.  Chef, writer and co-founder Marie Mitchell explores Caribbean food and culture while creating a space for second and third generation British people of Caribbean descent to connect with their heritage.  Marie talks abut  food and identity and shows us how to Cook the Perfect Roti, one of the cornerstones of Caribbean cuisine.After a difficult first term of online tuition, lockdowns and social distancing it’s been a University experience like no other for young people.. The Government has issued guidelines about how they plan to get students home in time for Christmas which include a mass testing programme on campuses to reduce risk of infection. NUS President Larissa Kennedy joins Nicola to discuss university life in the time of Covid and  the testing strategy.Audrey Hepburn was a legendary star of Hollywood’s Golden Age – infamous for her acting, as well as her style. But what do we know about the real woman behind the image? We hear from  Helena Coan the director of a new film Audrey which features never before seen footage of her life, and Audrey’s granddaughter Emma Ferrer.  The Woman’s Hour Power List: Our Planet has highlighted the breadth of work that goes into helping the environment, and today we feature two women in the finance sector. Caroline Mason is no. 16 on the List and is the CEO of the Esmée Fairbain Foundation, which finances lots of environmental and social projects. Catherine Howarth is no.21 and is the CEO of ShareAction, which persuades investors to think more sustainably.Presenter Nicola BeckfordProducer  Beverley Purcell

The Island Social Club was created to fill the void of what was once London’s thriving Caribbean social scene. Chef, writer and co-founder Marie Mitchell explores Caribbean food and culture while creating a space for second and third generation British people of Caribbean descent to connect with their heritage. Marie talks abut food and identity and shows us how to Cook the Perfect Roti, one of the cornerstones of Caribbean cuisine. After a difficult first term of online tuition, lockdowns and social distancing it’s been a University experience like no other for young people.. The Government has issued guidelines about how they plan to get students home in time for Christmas which include a mass testing programme on campuses to reduce risk of infection. NUS President Larissa Kennedy joins Nicola to discuss university life in the time of Covid and the testing strategy. Audrey Hepburn was a legendary star of Hollywood’s Golden Age – infamous for her acting, as well as her style. But what do we know about the real woman behind the image? We hear from Helena Coan the director of a new film Audrey which features never before seen footage of her life, and Audrey’s granddaughter Emma Ferrer. The Woman’s Hour Power List: Our Planet has highlighted the breadth of work that goes into helping the environment, and today we feature two women in the finance sector. Caroline Mason is no. 16 on the List and is the CEO of the Esmée Fairbain Foundation, which finances lots of environmental and social projects. Catherine Howarth is no.21 and is the CEO of ShareAction, which persuades investors to think more sustainably. Presenter Nicola Beckford Producer Beverley Purcell

Chef Marie Mitchell. NUS President Larissa Kennedy. The real Audrey Hepburn. Power List: Our Planet

Today’s guest is the lovely chef Marie Mitchell who’s bringing a taste of the sunny Caribbean to London. Marie started Island Social Club with her best friend Jo Pilgrim as a way to explore their Caribbean heritage through food and drinks, and creating a space where people can come and enjoy warm island-style hospitality. Marie is a self-taught chef with a whole lot of heart. Her story talks to the power of food and how it’s so much more than just a dish on our plates - that it can be a way for us to explore our identities, connect with family and make new friends.  After listening to this I hope you’ll get yourself down to Island Social Club, tuck into a roti, one of Marie’s delicious curries, a rum cocktail and leave all your problems at the door… Happy listening.    Follow Food Tribe @the_foodtribe

Today’s guest is the lovely chef Marie Mitchell who’s bringing a taste of the sunny Caribbean to London. Marie started <a href="http://islandsocialclub.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Island Social Club</a> with her best friend Jo Pilgrim as a way to explore their Caribbean heritage through food and drinks, and creating a space where people can come and enjoy warm island-style hospitality. Marie is a self-taught chef with a whole lot of heart. Her story talks to the power of food and how it’s so much more than just a dish on our plates - that it can be a way for us to explore our identities, connect with family and make new friends.  After listening to this I hope you’ll get yourself down to Island Social Club, tuck into a roti, one of Marie’s delicious curries, a rum cocktail and leave all your problems at the door… Happy listening.    Follow Food Tribe <a href="https://www.instagram.com/the_foodtribe/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@the_foodtribe</a>

Ep 24: Chef Marie Mitchell - Island Social Club