225. Belgian Sheets and Swirling Flip Flops, with Michelle Ogundehin

Fortunately... with Fi and Jane

BBC

Society & Culture, Tv & Film

4.8 • 5.9K Ratings

🗓️ 4 March 2022

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

This week on the podcast, Fi and Jane are joined by interiors guru Michelle Ogundehin, lead judge on BBC One's Interior Design Masters. The interiors guru, presenter and author gives Fi and Jane the lowdown on Interior Design Masters and working with the show's host Alan Carr. Michelle also hears Fi and Jane's home woes and answers some of their cushion questions. Before their guest joins them, Fi and Jane try to pin down exactly when halcyon days appear and they begin by thinking a bit about international events. Interior Design Masters begins 9th March 2022 on BBC One at 9pm, continuing weekly on Wednesdays. Get in touch: [email protected]

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:05.1	What do we do when we know that what we say today is going to be really dated by the time
0:09.0	anybody else can hear it?
0:10.3	I think if we just acknowledge that, that's a start, isn't it?
0:12.9	Because it's Tuesday.
0:13.9	I think, yes, that's a very good start.
0:16.4	So, you know, what fresh hell will have been unleashed by the time anyone listens to this
0:20.5	on a Friday?
0:21.5	Nobody knows.
0:22.5	And also, I think we should just make sure that everyone understands that we fulfil a
0:26.7	remit within the BBC of what one of our loyal listeners called inane drivel.
0:32.0	And so that's what you're coming to for what we offer.
0:35.0	But don't for a moment think that, you know, our brains wouldn't have been engaged with
0:43.3	other stuff just as much as yours.
0:45.8	Is that a good enough caveat?
0:47.0	I think it is.
0:48.0	I have to say that I watched the 10 o'clock news on, I think it was Saturday night, yes,
0:54.2	because I've been out and I've come in and I've put the 10 o'clock news on.
0:57.5	And I very, very rarely cry, I very, rarely cry, full stop.
1:02.0	And I almost never cry at a visual thing, like occasionally in a film.
1:09.3	But I don't think I've ever cried at the new, and there was just this hellish scene.
1:15.1	It was a scene that lots of people would have seen in various forms over the last couple
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