If Music Be the Food of Love

If Music Be the Food of Love

By Isabelle MouldingMusicMusic Commentary
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If Music Be the Food of Love episodes

  • X: Summer in the City

    In this week's episode India is joined by two friends from New York City, in which they discuss the songs, sounds and food that defines the Big Apple in the summertime. 

    46 min
  • VIII: LOVE

    On this episode Izzy and India are joined by Alexia Morris aka 'justanartfanatic'. They discuss how love is presented in music, food and art. 

    1 hr 23 min
  • VI: Songs of 2020

    In this episode, India and Izzy talk about the songs that have defined their year of 2020. They dive deep into a variety of songs from different genres of music and different parts of history. This new year medley discusses the songs that Izzy and India have been listening to on repeat in 2020.


    1 hr 9 min
  • V: Christmas Special

    In this episode India, Izzy and special guest, Jonathon Horton, talk about their favourite dishes that they have at Christmas whilst describing their favourite Xmas tunes. This podcast serves to be a Christmas medley so listen to find out what dishes represent each song.

    1 hr
  • IV: GREY Area

    In the fourth episode Izzy and India explore the reflective and deeply personal album 'GREY Area' by Little Simz. Listen to find out what meal they compare the album to!

    52 min
  • III: Plastic Beach

    In this episode Izzy and India discuss the Gorillaz and their fantastical album, 'Plastic Beach'. Listen to see what food encapsulates this conceptual album.

    1 hr 5 min
  • II: I'm Your Man

    In the second episode Izzy and India delve into the existential album that is 'I'm Your Man' By Leonard Cohen. Listen in to see what meal we compare this album to.

    1 hr 32 min
  • I : Let's Stay Together

    In this episode Izzy and India dive into Al Green's monumental album 'Let's Stay Together'. Listen to find out which meal the album is compared to. 

    1 hr 13 min

About If Music Be the Food of Love

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A podcast that takes Shakespeare's line literally by comparing music to food.