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 cobbled together

when you're curled upon the sofa.

Each week, I ask 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 doors.

Hello, friends. You find me, as ever, lint rolling my sofa.

Four cats, people, four cats.

It's an ongoing task.

Now any minute, the next guest will be here to come for eat with me.

Always an exciting time.

This is a man who loomed so large on the British comedy scene at one point you couldn't move for seeing him.

He's most famous for taking mundane tasks and creating an Edinburgh show, a two-year UK tour, a book and merchandise mugs.

Comedy alchemy. It's only Dave Gorman. You may know him from

Are You Dave Gorman, where he discovered lots of other people across the world called Dave Gorman.

I remember watching that at the time in completely. It became a Sunday Times bestselling book.

He's about to hit our screens with a reboot of Dave Gorman's Modern Life is Goodish. So if he's a man talented at making comedy out of the

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