| Episode | Title | First Broadcast | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | The Most High Tea | 20060828 | By Candia McWilliam, read by Tamara Kennedy. An unusual family visit their favourite sweet shop and leave with far more than just a pleasant taste in their mouth. |
| 02 | Broken Bread | 20060829 | By Merryn Glover, read by Gary Lewis. Helping out at his local soup kitchen, a man reflects upon his childhood. Amid these memories, a tired old man sits down and begins to eat and, in doing so, reveals far more than he could have imagined. |
| 03 | Mangoes | 20060830 | By Joanna Blythman, read by Gerda Stevenson. The award-winning food critic and writer shares her passion for mangoes, savouring the sticky sweetness of Indian and Pakistani mangoes, and exploring the subject of how one eats a mango. |
| 04 | The Ghosts, The Astronauts, The Tipsy Cake And The Turks | 20060831 | Written and read by Finlay Welsh. A penniless man wanders the streets of Vienna fantasising about eating tipsy cake. As his hunger grows worse, he is haunted by the city's ghosts and a strange scratching sound at his door. |
| 05 LAST | Skin And Bones | 20060901 | By Sophie Cooke, read by Laura Fraser. Francis likes to sew, write and cook, but she doesn't much like eating. When she invites her newly discovered half-brother to dinner, she finds a whole new kind of fullness. |