36.Spinning, Sapphic footrubs and shameful hatlessness… with Nikki Bedi

Fortunately... with Fi and Jane

BBC

Tv & Film, Society & Culture

4.8 • 5.9K Ratings

🗓️ 26 January 2018

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

Jane and Fi brave Storm Georgina in the BBC pizza to talk to Arts Hour and BBC London presenter Nikki Bedi. Nikki reveals how Mexico City’s film industry came to the rescue during last year’s earthquake. Plus spinning classes, the social consequences of hatlessness, and perfecting your caveat voice.

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0:00.0	This is the BBC.
0:03.4	So you see the weather has improved slightly in the sense that it's about 10 degrees today.
0:07.6	But it's windy. This is Harakun Georgina.
0:09.6	Yeah.
0:10.6	There's a hole.
0:11.6	I don't know what's the collective now for a radio for audience.
0:15.6	A Gore-Tex Rucksack.
0:17.6	Reusable bag?
0:18.6	Yeah.
0:19.6	Anyway, there were many people going...
0:22.6	...you can hear the clunk of Toby Roode.
0:26.4	Toby Roode.
0:28.4	So a bunion of radio for listeners.
0:31.4	Are waiting to go to the radio theatre to see some proper broadcasting, Jane.
0:35.4	So we have to be outside in the Piazza.
0:38.4	What are you saying?
0:40.4	So I always have this problem with any hairdresser that I go to
0:43.4	that their lifestyle is infinitely more glamorous and also well financed the mind.
0:49.4	So I often find myself having conversations about how often my hairdresser goes to Florida on holiday.
0:56.4	These marvelous shindigs with all of his mates.
1:00.4	So I did work it out monthly.
1:03.4	Yeah.
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