Fiona Carnarvon's guest appearances

Fiona Carnarvon

Entertaining Insights with Dr. Nancy Berk

The Story Behind Her Success

Chalke Talk

Lady Fiona Carnarvon

Lady Fiona

Heather McDonald

Steve Harvey

Tom Papa

Mike Rowe

Mister Rogers

Gary Owen

Dee Snider

Nate Bargatze

Nikki Glaser

Kelli O'Hara

Jerry Lewis

Buddy Valastro

Liz Ryan

OwlTail

We are tenants for a lifetime and this castle is a wonderful lesson for us, because we are just here for a short lifetime, far shorter than the cedar trees or the oak trees. We’re just trying not to muck it up! -Lady Fiona CarnarvonThis week’s story is steeped in history, including a certain castle named Highclere which you may have seen on the famous series, Downton Abbey. It is also a rare glimpse into the life of British royalty. Lady Fiona Carnarvon is the 8th Countess of Carnarvon and the accomplished author of many books including her latest: Seasons at Highclere. Originally built on this site 1200 years ago, the 5000 acre English estate includes ancient trees, an orangery, a working farm, horses and 7 dogs. Living here and preserving the history of the place is a passion and a calling for Lady Carnarvon and her husband, the Earl of Carnarvon who see themselves as stewards of the land. In this interview, she takes us through her early life, which was shaped for she and her sisters by the loss of their mother and father. Educated at St. Andrew’s University, Lady Fiona Carnarvon has a degree in accounting. She takes us through meeting her husband, becoming a Countess and a stepmother, the birth of her son, Edward, and her philosophy around how to handle obstacles in life. In this episode Lady Fiona Carnarvon also tells the story about how she discovered a secret, handwritten recipe for gin which would become the award-winning Highclere Castle Gin, made from botanicals grown on the estate and distilled in England’s oldest gin distillery. For a rare glimpse into the life of a British Countess, hit that download button as quick as you can. #downtonabbey #highclerecastle #highclerecastlegin

We are tenants for a lifetime and this castle is a wonderful lesson for us, because we are just here for a short lifetime, far shorter than the cedar trees or the oak trees. We’re just trying not to muck it up! -Lady Fiona Carnarvon This week’s story is steeped in history, including a certain castle named Highclere which you may have seen on the famous series, Downton Abbey. It is also a rare glimpse into the life of British royalty. Lady Fiona Carnarvon is the 8th Countess of Carnarvon and the accomplished author of many books including her latest: Seasons at Highclere. Originally built on this site 1200 years ago, the 5000 acre English estate includes ancient trees, an orangery, a working farm, horses and 7 dogs. Living here and preserving the history of the place is a passion and a calling for Lady Carnarvon and her husband, the Earl of Carnarvon who see themselves as stewards of the land. In this interview, she takes us through her early life, which was shaped for she and her sisters by the loss of their mother and father. Educated at St. Andrew’s University, Lady Fiona Carnarvon has a degree in accounting. She takes us through meeting her husband, becoming a Countess and a stepmother, the birth of her son, Edward, and her philosophy around how to handle obstacles in life. In this episode Lady Fiona Carnarvon also tells the story about how she discovered a secret, handwritten recipe for gin which would become the award-winning Highclere Castle Gin, made from botanicals grown on the estate and distilled in England’s oldest gin distillery. For a rare glimpse into the life of a British Countess, hit that download button as quick as you can. #downtonabbey #highclerecastle #highclerecastlegin

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1944 at Highclere CastleIn 1944 Highclere Castle was a home for child evacuees; General Patton arrived for lunch in June; whilst two P-38 planes crashed just above the Castle whilst practising for D-Day. The Land Girls and retired estate workers were on the farm and in the kitchen gardens - Dig for Victory was part of the survival plan. Fiona Carnarvon paints a fascinating portrait of an estate at war. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1944 at Highclere CastleIn 1944 Highclere Castle was a home for child evacuees; General Patton arrived for lunch in June; whilst two P-38 planes crashed just above the Castle whilst practising for D-Day. The Land Girls and retired estate workers were on the farm and in the kitchen gardens - Dig for Victory was part of the survival plan. Fiona Carnarvon paints a fascinating portrait of an estate at war. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

114. Fiona Carnarvon (2019)

Lady Fiona Carnarvon joins Nancy to chat about her latest book and life at Highclere Castle, home of the beloved drama Downton Abbey. Listen below and read more in Nancy's online column Showbiz Analysis for Parade Magazine.

<a href="http://www.ladycarnarvon.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Lady Fiona Carnarvon</a> joins Nancy to chat about her latest book and life at Highclere Castle, home of the beloved drama Downton Abbey. Listen below and read more in Nancy's online column <a href="https://parade.com/243610/nancyberk/showbiz-analysis-with-highclere-castles-lady-fiona-carnarvon/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Showbiz Analysis</a> for Parade Magazine.

Highclere Castle's Lady Fiona Carnarvon and The Real Downton Abbey - Episode 166