212. Underpant Pyres, Death and Dying with Kathryn Mannix

Fortunately... with Fi and Jane

BBC

Society & Culture, Tv & Film

4.8 • 5.9K Ratings

🗓️ 19 November 2021

⏱️ 66 minutes

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In this edition of the podcast, Kathryn Mannix, former palliative care doctor, joins Fi and Jane to discuss death and dying. Kathryn talks about what we might expect in end of life, how to discuss death with others and her experiences of treating people who are dying. The three of them also respond to listeners who have shared their perspectives and reflections over email. Before Kathryn's arrival, Jane is subject to double embarrassments and Fi remembers an unfortunate playground dash. Get in touch: [email protected]

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:04.7	I got a cup of coffee from the, you know, the really, really smart high streets just down
0:09.0	the road.
0:10.0	Yeah.
0:11.0	And they've got one of those podiatrists, not just a pedicure place, but proper podiatrists.
0:15.6	What?
0:16.6	We also do us coffee.
0:17.6	Have you been to the podiatrists?
0:19.2	No, I haven't.
0:20.2	Am I going to get this out?
0:22.2	Yes, get it out.
0:23.2	What happened?
0:24.2	What happened?
0:25.2	Oh, no, it's just walking past the podiatrists and they've got one of those boards outside.
0:29.8	Saying that they have one cracked heel barm of the year.
0:34.0	They haven't.
0:35.0	Oh, my God.
0:36.0	What are we doing here?
0:38.0	I thought.
0:39.0	I mean, there's a Pulitzer.
0:41.0	There's a Nobel Peace Prize.
0:43.0	I don't know.
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