159. Propelling Cobwebs and Twisting Rivers, with Annie Nightingale

Fortunately... with Fi and Jane

BBC

Society & Culture, Tv & Film

4.8 • 5.9K Ratings

🗓️ 25 September 2020

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

This week on the podcast, Fi and Jane chat to broadcaster, DJ and radio superstar Annie Nightingale. The Radio 1 presenter speaks tells them about why she's a night owl rather than a morning lark, what's she's looking for in a record and they reminisce about the millennium bug. Before they connect to Annie, Fi and Jane compare catalogue purchases and there's whisper of a new member of the Garvey household. Get in touch: [email protected]

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:05.0	Do you remember Georgia Cat?
0:06.7	Yes, well her new podcast sounds really good.
0:09.4	Oh, sounds amazing, doesn't it?
0:10.8	Yes, we could mention that if we were in Clyde.
0:13.0	Well, I'm going to listen to it first, because...
0:14.7	No, I just praise everything done by a former venture.
0:18.0	No, don't, don't do that. I do.
0:20.0	If it's a mate, it's a mate.
0:23.0	She's not like you've done anything bad, is she?
0:25.4	No, but I think just out of professionalism,
0:28.9	what?
0:29.9	That we should both listen to her new podcast,
0:31.9	which sounds amazing, as it does a deep dive
0:35.9	into the Oklahoma bombing and subsequent consequences
0:38.9	and fallout from terrorism, domestic terrorism in the USA.
0:43.9	It sounds great, so why don't we just both listen to it
0:46.9	and then talk about it?
0:47.9	That's told me.
0:48.9	What I thought, eh?
0:49.9	Both listen to something and talk about it.
0:51.9	Good Lord, what an idea, for a podcast chain.
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