No Man Land: Recent Episodes
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Welcome to No Man Land!
Join me once a month, every month, as I attempt to embrace the old and the new, the good and the bad, and all the little pleasures of everyday life
With guests or solo, and always titled after a specific book each episode, let's tackle it all: Life, love, friendship, anxiety, sadness, society, culture, history, films, books, music - you name it
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Why are we so obsessed with chefs? Well, a lot of that has to do with Marco Pierre White. In this episode titled after White's Autobiography, I'm joined by chef, researcher, and host of The Full English Podcast Lewis Bassett.
As we delve into the psychology and career of one of the most influential chefs of the 20th century, Lewis and I will attempt to understand our cultural obsession with chefs, discuss Marco Pierre White's influence on the industry, and our own respective experiences in the world of hospitality.
Bon appétit!
Winner of the 2023 Guild of Food Writers Podcast Award, The Full English Podcast explores the sociological and historical factors that shaped the way we eat.
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BOOK: The Devil In The Kitchen by Marco Pierre White
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Theme song by Rhys Timson
Logo by Anna Foxabott
Cover photo by Haroun Yamou
Hosted, edited, and produced by Ida Février
1 year ago, I recorded the first All About Love Episode, a few days after ending a long-term relationship.
Here's part 2 ❤️ Learning how to rebuild self-love, growth, dating, friendships, etc, etc, etc
IT'S ALL ABOUT LOVE
xx Ida
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Theme song by Rhys Timson
Logo by Anna Foxabott
Cover photo by Haroun Yamou
Hosted, edited, and produced by Ida Fevrier
EP IN FRENCH!
L'amour sous emprise, la fragilité de l'adolescence, la soif de liberté
Sur cet épisode spéciale de No Man Land (en français!) j'ai l'honneur et le plaisir d'accueillir Léontine Behaeghel, autrice de Cinq Petites Tristesses - paru chez Robert Laffont ce 11 janvier 2024.
Cinq Petites Tristesses raconte l'histoire de Léonie, qui à l'âge de 19 ans se retrouve dans une relation avec son parrain Gilles, âgé de 62 ans. Ce qui semblait être sa première histoire d'amour finira par changer le cours de sa vie.
Basée sur des faits réels, cette histoire d'emprise et de fragilité est peinte avec clarté et honnêteté dans ce sublime roman.
Une incroyable discussion avec une femme incroyable, merci Léontine💛
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Theme song by Rhys Timson
Logo by Anna Foxabott
Cover photo by Haroun Yamou
Hosted, edited, and produced by Ida Fevrier
Oh you thought your relatives were killing the vibe this holiday season? Listen to me rant about why I hate Christmas, my quarter-life crisis, and reviews on all the books I read in 2023 xoxoxoxo
Happy holidays everyone❤️
MY 2023 BOOKS
A Man's Place by Annie Ernaux (1983)
The Secret History by Donna Tartt (1992)
The Doors of Perception by Aldous Huxley (1954)
The Cost of Living by Deborah Levy (2018)
Eve’s Hollywood by Eve Babitz (1972)
Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the Culinary Underbelly by Anthony Bourdain (2000)
What We Talk About When We Talk About Love by Raymond Carver (1981)
Everything I Know About Love by Dolly Alderton (2018)
Good Morning, Midnight by Jean Rhys (1939)
Faith, Hope, and Carnage by Nick Cave and Sean O’Hagan (2022)
Martin Eden by Jack London (1908)
In the Café of Lost Youth by Patrick Modiano (2007)
Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead by Olga Tokarczuk (2009)
The Creative Act: A Way of Being by Rick Rubin (2023)
Triste tigre by Neige Sinno (2023)
A Lover’s Discourse: Fragments by Roland Barthes (1977)
Simple Passion by Annie Ernaux (1991)
In Defense of Witches by Mona Chollet (2018)
The World According to Joan Didion by Evelyn McDonnell (2023)
I’m a Fan by Sheena Patel (2022)
The Act of Living: What the Great Psychologists Can Teach Us About Finding Fulfillment by Frank Tallis (2020)
The Pastoral Symphony by Andre Gide (1919)
Stoner by John Williams (1965)
Good Material by Dolly Alderton (2023)
What I Talk About When I Talk About Running by Haruki Murakami (2007)
Thank you for listening! And thank you for a beautiful year❤️
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Theme song by Rhys Timson
Logo by Anna Foxabott
Cover photo by Haroun Yamou
Hosted, edited, and produced by Ida Fevrier
Red and green flags in bed, my awkward sexual experiences, and attempting to give completely unsolicited sex advice even tho I'm very underqualified. Welcome to No Man Land🥴
BOOK: Sex & Rage by Eve Babitz (1979)
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Theme song by Rhys Timson
Logo by Anna Foxabott
Cover photo by Haroun Yamou
Hosted, edited and produced by Ida Fevrier
Where does the myth of the blonde woman come from? Either idolized or shamed since antiquity, this episode explores the tremendous sociocultural value of blondeness and the positive or negative impact it has had on young blonde women.
Whether treated as bimbos and divas, or angels and saints, it is very clear that blonde hair in our society is so much more than just a hair color.
Joined by Natalia Ilyin, the author of Blonde Like Me: The Roots of the Blonde Myth in our culture (2000) I will be exploring the history of the representation of blonde hair in our society and dissecting the many factors that have played a role in the narrative of blonde women. Hope you enjoy!
Book: Blonde Like Me: the roots of the blonde myth in our culture by Natalia Ilyin (2000)
Other books mentioned:
On Blondes by Joanna Pitman (2003)
Read my dissertation: How do young blonde women understand blondeness and their blonde identity? (2023)
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Theme song by Rhys Timson
Logo by Anna Foxabott
Cover photo by Haroun Yamou
Hosted, edited and produced by Ida Fevrier
Welcome to No Man Land (previously known as dear Fevrier)
In this episode, titled after the 1967 novel by Simone de Beauvoir The Woman Destroyed, listen to me rant about the struggles and anxieties of young adulthood, and a short masterclass on existentialist theory from thinkers such as de Beauvoir, Kierkegaard, Sartre, Camus or Kafka.
Clearly, I am a woman destroyed.
Books mentioned:
The Woman Destroyed, 1967 by Simone de Beauvoir buy here
At the Existentialist Café: Freedom, Being & Apricot Cocktails, 2016 by Sarah Bakewell buy here
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Thank you for all your love and support, near and far. Hope you enjoy💛
Amour, toujours
Ida x
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Theme song by Rhys Timson
Logo by Anna Foxabbott
Cover photo by Haroun Yamou
Hosted, edited and produced by Ida Février
I'm back baby and not alone! 🤍
Acclaimed alt-pop artist and bass player in Prima Queen, Kitty Fitz is joining us to talk us through her new EP All My Own Stunts, her thoughts on the current state of the music industry, her sad girl moment tunes, and confesses how she doesn't like the Beatles(?!?!).
BOOK: Clothes, Clothes, Clothes, Music, Music, Boys, Boys, Boys by Viv Albertine, a ballsy, nostalgic, and honest memoir from the Slits' guitarist shows us the not-so-glamorous world of punk London and the aftermath of fame and rock-n-roll
A must-read! Buy your secondhand copy (F**K AMAZON) here
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Thanks for tuning in, lots of love🤍
we're very intimate this week🥹 nothing else to say really, it's All About Love.
Heartbreak, Growth, Sadness, Hope
Thank you all for being here
Book: All About Love by Bell Hooks
Love, always!!!
Ida
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The Holidays, Starting Therapy and what I read in 2022
Welcome to the last dear Fevrier Episode of 2022! Thank you for a beautiful year💙
BOOK: Just Kids by Patti Smith
BOOKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE:
The Beautiful Summer - Cesare Pavese
Pizza Girl - Jean Kyoung Frazier
The Inseperables - Simone de Beauvoir
Blue Nights - Joan Didion
La Familia Grande - Camille Kouchner
The World According to Garp - John Irving
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo - Taylor Jenkins Reid
All About Love - Bell Hooks
Jeune Fille - Anne Wiazemsky
Winter In Sokcho - Elisa Shua Dusapin
Reinventing Love (Réinventer L'Amour) - Mona Chollet
The Bell Jar - Sylvia Plath
King Kong Theory - Virginie Despentes
I'm Glad My Mom Died - Jennette McCurdy
Slouching Towards Bethlehem - Joan Didion
HAPPY HOLIDAYS, LOTS OF LOVE💙
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PART 2 of Kitchen Confidential on the Hospitality Industry with Miles Hession & George Duggan
Service Charge scheme, Yummy Mummies, Do you take Amex? We tackle it all
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This week we're talking about Hospitality and the Service Industry, and I am joined by two dear friends and former co-workers in the field: Miles Hession and George Duggan.
The key to a good experience, how to not piss us off, customer pet peeves, the service charge scheme, worst and best experiences, we're tackling it all!
Welcome to Kitchen Confidential
Hope you enjoy x
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I went to New York and now it's my entire personality
Join me in the 6th Episode of dear Fevrier!
BOOK: Another Country by James Baldwin
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lots of love <3
The Fashion World throughout the years, our current modes of consumption, and insight from ex-stylist and Academic Anna-Karin Nilsson!
Welcome to the 5th episode of dear Fevrier!
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going through change, embracing the calm, thoughts, and the little pleasures of everyday life
book: The Unbearable Lightness of Being by Milan Kundera welcome to the 4th episode of dear Fevrier, hope you enjoy <3 https://linktr.ee/dearfevrier Instagram: @dearfevrier Tiktok: @dearfevrier
Growing up and leaving Paris, thoughts, observations and rants.
Welcome to the 3rd episode of dear Fevrier!
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Welcome to the 2nd Episode of dear Fevrier! This week we're talking Crime: my hefty criminal record, Capote, Women in the Drug Trade and New Jersey Mobsters. I'm also joined by Jennifer Fleetwood, PHD Criminologist and Sociologist at Goldsmiths University, who speaks of her research on Women in the Drug Trade in South America. Hope you enjoy! x Ida
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the joys and inconveniences of summer, 1930s Italy and love on a train. welcome to the first episode of dear Février! <3
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Hi! I'm Ida, a lost millennial embracing the old and the new, the good and the bad, and the little pleasures of everyday life.
Join me every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month for my new podcast: dear Fevrier
A (sometimes) one-sided conversation on books, films, art and the mundane or extraordinary things of our day-to-day lives.
Hope you enjoy <3