BRIONY MAY WILLIAMS: Growing Up I Never Saw Myself As Disabled
Mum's The Word! With Georgia Jones & Kelsey ParkerShow Notes
This week on Mum’s The Word, Kelsey Parker is joined in the studio by Briony May Williams: The Great British Bake Off finalist, TV presenter, and mum to daughter Nora.
Briony opens up about what it was really like stepping into the Bake Off tent and how that experience changed her life forever.
She shares why cooking alongside her daughter is so important to her, not just for creating memories but for building confidence and connection in the kitchen.
The conversation also takes a powerful turn as Briony talks candidly about disability, explaining why she never saw herself as disabled before Bake Off and how her perspective has evolved since being in the public eye.
Plus, Briony chats all about her debut cookbook, The Retro Recipe Society, celebrating nostalgic comfort food with a modern twist.
This is an episode you won’t want to miss.
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