Natalie Cassidy

Natalie Cassidy, long‑running EastEnders actor turned podcaster, reflects on growing up in the public eye from childhood. She talks about early training at Anna Scher Theatre, life on set with acting legends, navigating fame, family loss, stepping away to try new things, and her current projects and ambitions.

Natalie Cassidy, beloved for her role as Sonia Fowler in EastEnders and host of 'Life with Nat,' joins the conversation. She humorously discusses her acting career, including a potential role for James in the soap. The trio explores culinary delights, such as crafting the perfect bacon roll and the fun of food nostalgia. They even dive into absurd topics, like cannibalism in soap operas, while sharing quirky food preferences and laughable anecdotes about garlic and hangry moments during filming.

Actresses Natalie Cassidy and Joanna Page discuss their love for telly, including The Vicar of Dibley and Antiques Roadshow. They talk about their TV guilty pleasures, aspirations to play Miss Marple, and behind-the-scenes of a murder mystery shoot. The conversation is filled with nostalgia, recommendations for TV shows, and excitement for costume dramas.

This podcast features discussions on Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway as ultimate comfort TV, why True Detective is not their cup of tea, and what they love about the new drama Boarders. Hosts Natalie and Jo chat about their TV habits, from guilty pleasures to must-watch shows, with no judgment. They also dive into the dark and thrilling world of True Detective, express high praise for the impactful storytelling in 'Borders,' and explore emotional engagement in TV shows.

Natalie Cassidy and Joanna Page discuss the changing appeal of The Apprentice, the emotional rollercoaster of One Day, and the excitement for the TV comeback of Gladiators. They share their TV viewing habits and reflect on the impact of shows on emotions. The hosts navigate challenges with technology and maps, explore reality show chaos and contestant challenges, and delve into the emotional connection to specific TV show scenes.