73. Kefir-tunately, with Simon Mundie

Fortunately... with Fi and Jane

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Tv & Film, Society & Culture

4.8 • 5.9K Ratings

🗓️ 30 November 2018

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

Simon Mundie – sports reporter and presenter of Radio 4’s new podcast ‘Don’t Tell Me the Score’ – becomes the first guest to bring Fi and Jane homemade kefir. They discuss what sport can teach us about resilience, tribalism and mental health. Plus, the revelation that mutton is back on the menu at the BBC Club and why you should never wear earrings and a necklace at the same time.

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:05.0	So there were a couple of things that caught our eye this week, weren't there?
0:08.0	One that I wanted to run past you, I mean basically just to put it through the Garvey app of crap,
0:14.0	is this new book about dating for the 50s?
0:17.0	Over 50s, or in your 50s.
0:19.0	Written by French woman.
0:21.0	Oh God, well they would, wouldn't they?
0:23.0	And they never give up the French, do they?
0:25.0	No, not.
0:26.0	Like Keith, the aforementioned hamster.
0:28.0	Well I know because eventually he did get, but he did get, but he had a last spurt.
0:32.0	And you feel the French is one gigantic last spurt.
0:36.0	Last spurt of an Asian.
0:38.0	I can't work out there women, I cannot work them out.
0:40.0	So dating in your 50s in France, this has been a super-sour-away bestseller for a woman called Mylene.
0:46.0	And apparently, it doesn't, doesn't it?
0:49.0	A sort of way success in France.
0:51.0	Yes.
0:52.0	Okay.
0:53.0	Sada.
0:54.0	We?
0:55.0	Yes.
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