122. Taking Transmitters with Scott Mills

Fortunately... with Fi and Jane

BBC

Society & Culture, Tv & Film

4.8 • 5.9K Ratings

🗓️ 10 January 2020

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

It's the first episode of a new series and star DJ Scott Mills pops down to the BBC Media Cafe to see Fi and Jane. Ready to jump into 2020 Fi and Jane return to for a new series of the Fortunately Podcast. Jane is armed with bagels and kale. They catch up on the festive season, sharing their highlights (and lowlights). There's also a mention of some peculiar driving habits and the ladies form a new business idea. Once Scott arrives the two of them quiz him on his career, including his stint as the UK's youngest commercial radio DJ. There's discussion of motorway services on the M3, insights on how to DJ across the networks and expert Eurovision predictions.

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds Music Radio Podcasts
0:04.8	We've stopped talking, obviously we were talking about you.
0:08.4	I'm not late!
0:10.4	No you're not!
0:11.4	I'm early!
0:12.4	Why is he here?
0:13.4	Because he's early too.
0:15.4	It's new year, new year, new year, best of ten years.
0:17.4	Best of ten years.
0:18.4	All of that.
0:19.4	Look at him, I'm sure he's out of shopping, I've got.
0:20.4	Look at this.
0:21.4	There's a lot of fat.
0:22.4	That's fat.
0:25.4	He just says, feel the quality.
0:27.4	That says January.
0:29.4	First week in January, Jane's got a bag of kale.
0:32.8	But there's something heavier down the bottom of that bag.
0:35.2	What is that?
0:37.2	My bagel dealer's been in.
0:39.2	She a quantity of bagels there.
0:42.2	How long will that last you?
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