Hello and welcome to Under the Skin. Today's guest is Jack Monroe, the cook, writer, activist,

chef, spokesperson for anti-orcerity issues. I've just done the podcast, it was absolutely

fantastic. You're going to love it. She's funny and authentic, brilliant, I really, really

enjoyed talking with Jack. I've done Radanath Swam last week. Thanks for your comments. Let

me have a look at some of them, comments. This was on Twitter, I think. Kirsty Malaki, I've

listened to this twice now, bloody love it. It's brilliant way to start a Sunday filled with the ones

I love. Yeah, listen to Under the Skin on a Sunday. It's perfect sort of Sunday listening,

isn't it? Amanda Minneveini says, this is so pure and enlightening. I've never felt so connected

to a podcast before. I genuinely loved every second of it. Thank you Rusty Rockets for sharing

this. I'll tell you why, it's because he was a beaming spiritual swami, wasn't he? He just

did nothing but emanate the light of the Lord or in his case Lord Krishna, just I mean,

it's all semaphores, isn't it? The divine, formless light behind all reality can go by many

names. It was a great episode and I'm glad you enjoyed it. Have you watched me on Netflix?

Yeah, have you seen Reaper? I've gone and watched it for heaven's sake and also while I'm

telling you to further invest in me in my feelings and thoughts. My new book Mentors

is coming out in Harback Kindle and as an audiobook, this month go to Russellbrand.com and

get a copy. I'll be giving a talk about my new book Mentors, which I've, you know, that's

what it's called. That's the name of it. It's no question about that. In London, on the

29th of January, you can get tickets at the HowToAcademy.com. Each ticket comes with a copy

of the book. Well, that's good, isn't it? Come on, that get a book. And now it's time for

Jack Monroe. She wrote, cooking on a bootstrap. So she talks about sort of like cooking

like when you haven't got enough money. She's an activist raising issues about poverty

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