Society & Culture · Vox Media
by Vox Media
Beloved hostess Ina Garten welcomes listeners into her New York City apartment for Happy Hour with Ina Garten. Every Wednesday, she sits down with people she’d like to meet from the worlds of culture, food, art, sports, and entertainment for the kinds of conversations you would love to overhear at a great dinner party. Warm, funny, personal, and often unexpected, Happy Hour mixes in-depth conversation with stories, recipes, and, of course, cocktails. Pull up a chair, pour yourself a drink, and join the conversation. New episodes drop Wednesdays starting September 16th. Part of the Vox Media Podcast Network.
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Ina is such a wonderful host, this show feels very peaceful and informative. A glimpse into her fabulous life & circle of friends.
It’s comforting just to listen to Ina’s voice. This podcast is witty, hilarious, full of surprises, and a total delight. Ina has heart, but also has quirks and humor. Worth every minute of listening.
I adore Ina and I love the guests selection so far. However in a climate where so many journalists and experienced interviewers have been replaced by celebrity talent, you have a major gap to fill with audiences to be a skilled interviewer/conversationalist. Please let your guests finish their sentences. Ina is full of lovely personal anecdotes that cut the subject off and lead to awkward pauses. I say this as a fan, as I’d love to see the show evolve.
Ina leads the way. I’m looking forward to this show because Ina won’t release an episode, just like a recipe, unless it’s tried, tested and good. She seems to live a very intentional life. I trust her choices - with food, hosting and in conversations.
Ina Garten is all things wonderful, but the podcast itself falls flat. The conversation feels disjointed and uncomfortable, lacking the natural flow you would expect from a casual happy hour. The dialogue feels forced, with awkward transitions that keep the show from ever getting into a good rhythm. Until the interviewing improves and the dynamic starts to feel organic, it’s going to be a tough listen.
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