Waitrose have added more of your favourites to their new lower prices.

Or is it new, new, lower prices, or newer, new, lower prices?

Well, they've added more, so it could be more, newer, new, lower prices.

Or even the newest of new, lower prices on more.

Ernie, whoo! Waitrose have new, new, lower prices on hundreds of your favourites,

like apples, chicken, and those cheeky ginger nuts. Waitrose.

Food to feel good about.

Selected stores, subjects with availability, prices may vary in a little Waitrose channel islands and concessions.

Hello, hello, Mickey here, welcoming you to this week's Sunday Chops.

Welcome, come on in, we have, as ever, a bloody smatter of a listen for you.

Yes, I'm biased, but do you know what else I am?

I'm right.

But last May, when I interviewed classicist comedian and author Natalie Haynes about Pandora's jar,

her anthology of women in Greek myths, I'm very mainly asked for her favourite woman from Greek myth.

And, without hesitation, she said, Medusa.

And even if, like me, you've only really had a passing knowledge of Medusa,

the woman with snakes for hair and the ability to turn living creatures to stone with just a look,

you can understand why.

She's a powerful woman, horribly wronged, and then painted as a monster.

I know how times have changed, eh, oh, oh.

Stoneblind is Natalie's brilliant, sharp, warm, funny, and incredibly moving novel about Medusa's story.

Natalie and I also chat religion, capricious deities, goddess alterie goes knitting,

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