Stephen Graham and Erin Doherty enjoy a feast of dal gosht
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What do Stephen Graham and Erin Doherty discuss after their Golden Globe wins?
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Hello, and welcome to Dish from Waitrose. I'm Nick Grimshaw. And I'm Angela Hartnell. That's right, baby.
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Well, welcome everybody to this, a brand new episode of Dish, a brand new season of Dish. Season nine. Season nine, series nine, season nine.
What is dal gosht and how is it prepared in this episode?
Series nine, yeah. Season nine, yeah. But you know what? This is actually our last season.
I know, it's all over.
So the news is, there's not going to be a season 10, because there's not going to be any breaks. Yes. Dish is now Dish Eternal Infinity. It ain't stopping. It's every hour on the hour. Guests, pasta. No, we're basically just going to do it every week.
It's still going to be every Wednesday though, isn't it? Yeah, every Wednesday.
Just checking. But sometimes, as you would have experienced over the past few weeks, we've been off.
Yeah.
But now, it ain't going to stop.
We're going to be in your lives every Wednesday, whether you like it or not.
The guests are hungry.
What unique flavors are paired with the dal gosht dish?
The listeners are soft.
And you've lost the plot. How do you feel about doing it every week? Well, we don't do it every week. Excuse me, it's live. I have to live my left, I was going to say left bollock, but I don't have any bollocks. Oh, it's a long day. Kitchen terminology is getting the better of me.
Kitchen's closed. Well, we've got a really exciting episode. for you today. Two excellent actors are joining us on the show who've actually just won Golden Globes for their roles in Adolescence. And Adolescence is really one of those shows that became a real talking point for the entire country and the world, really, really was. Such a talked about, celebrated show. So we have Stephen Graham and we have Erin Doherty with us on the show. They just won a Golden Globe each.
Golden Globes, I know.
For their roles in Adolescence. So yeah, we'll be catching up with them very soon and talking to them all about the show.
I'm super excited about this.
Me too.
And they've also got a new show as well.
The second series of A Thousand Blows. But yeah, have you met either of these before? No.
But I've huge, I mean, I think she's brilliant because I watched her in The Crown and she's incredible. I mean, I think Stephen Graham's, what, early 50s? He's 52. 52, there you go. But he's somewhere, you know, he's been around and he's been in so many shows, you know, from The Accused, from Line of Duty. He was in Coronation Street. He's one of these actors. And then suddenly he got this, you know, he was in Pirates of the Caribbean. He was in The Irishman. You know, he's in huge, massive things. And when he gets his awards and accepts them, he's the most down to earth.
Mm-hmm.
I imagine he's not going to be any different from when you meet him. He's just a normal guy. He's not going to come with 20 people.
What insights do the guests share about their roles in A Thousand Blows?
He's just going to come in and chat and eat.
They came on the radio with me last year around the time of our lessons. Both of them together. And they had a really great morning with him. They were really good. They were really easy. And you could tell they had a really great relationship.
That's good, yeah. So yeah.
A good episode for you today. Welcome to the final season. And let's welcome Stephen Graham and Erin Docherty.
Let's get them in.
Hi. Welcome, guys.
How are you? Very good, thanks. Nice to see you. Are you all right? Yeah, very good. How are you? Nice to see you. I'm well. I'm looking good. I'm starving. Oh, you're starving. That's all we want to hear.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What do Stephen Graham and Erin Doherty discuss after their Golden Globe wins?
0:00–1:04
2
What is dal gosht and how is it prepared in this episode?
1:04–1:42
3
What unique flavors are paired with the dal gosht dish?
1:42–3:27
4
What insights do the guests share about their roles in A Thousand Blows?
3:27–4:22
5
How do Stephen and Erin describe their experience filming A Thousand Blows?
4:22–6:05
6
What personal stories do the guests share about their backgrounds?
6:05–7:21
7
What is the significance of the Lazy Susan mentioned in this episode?
7:21–8:57
8
What final thoughts do Stephen and Erin leave the audience with?
8:57–53:09
Speakers
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