Editor Eleanor Mills introduces the Magazine's new restaurant critic, Marina O' Loughlin, and explains the tricky process of finding someone to step into AA Gill's shoes. Plus, Nick Rufford on the big revelation from his Jenson Button interview  For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Episode 23 - Jenson Button & The secret life of restaurant critics

What makes an unmissable celebrity interview? We reveal how we get access to the biggest names and discuss what to do when your editor orders you to ask toe-curlingly invasive questions. Hosted by editor Eleanor Mills with Matt Rudd and Ellie Austin 
 
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We visit an "intimacy workshop" to discuss onscreen sex post-Weinstein. Plus, how are the family of Emma Kelty, the former headteacher who died in the Amazon, coping four months after her death?  For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Episode 36 - How to do a sex scene in 2018

It's a magazine rite of passage - the January "new year, new you" issue . But how do you put together a fun, fitness special that doesn't just bang on about losing weight? Eleanor Mills and the team have tried to do just that...  For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Episode 35 - How to avoid annoying January health fads

Editor Eleanor Mills is joined by Matt Rudd and Ellie Austin to review the past 12 months. From a summer of terror attacks to the Grenfell fire to that Harry Styles cover interview, they explain how, in such a busy - and at times bleak - year, the Magazine decides which stories to cover. Plus, any guesses which is our most-read story of the year?  For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Episode 34 - How the Magazine covered 2017

Editor Eleanor Mills and the team discuss why this week's festive issue has been months in the making. Plus, how will Jeremy Clarkson cope with his first fag-free Christmas?  For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Episode 33 - When you work at a magazine, Christmas begins in July

Magazine editor Eleanor Mills and the team discuss Damien Hirst - and why it has taken so long to get the bad boy of art in the Magazine. Plus, why does Lynn Barber want to choose when she dies?  For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Episode 23 - Jenson Button & The secret life of restaurant critics

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