This is the Guardian.

I'm Grace Dent and this is Comfort Eating from the guardian.

A podcast where we pay homage to the lesser celebrated foods in life. Because even as a restaurant critic, I believe the food that matters most is often that snack

you cobble together when you're curled upon the sofa.

Each week I asked my guest to lift the lid on what comfort foods have seen them through their lives.

Because you can tell a lot about a person from what they eat behind closed door. Cancer doesn't care if you're deaf. But Nicky from Macmillan Cancer Support does. Knowing

that most deaf patients were struggling to understand healthcare professionals, she

made it her mission to change that at the Macmillan Death Cancer Support Project.

So now patients in Nottingham and beyond can get the information they need in a

language they understand.

Macmillan Cancer Support.

Wherever you are, we do whatever it takes to help people living with cancer.

Hello friends. Now whilst I eat Flapjack in a regional garden centre cafe and buy another

doomed as pedestrian during the comfort eating August maxi break. I thought we could serve you up a

sprinkling of my favourite episodes. These are the ones that made me laugh, cry, eat till I was uncomfortably stuffed and in some

cases see the celebrity question in a very different light.

Nishkumar is one of Britain's best-known comic faces.

He is politically aware, razor-sharp in wit and prolific in his gigging.

I made the mistake of thinking I was meeting a serious adult

human person. Oh how wrong I was. This was probably one of the very first episodes I recorded of Comper Eating.

It made me realize for sure we were onto something with this ostensibly silly but very revealing show.

I will be back in September. I promise you with more perfectly sized portions of comfort eating nourishment. In the

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