82.Early Morning Movements with Ritula Shah

Fortunately... with Fi and Jane

BBC

Society & Culture, Tv & Film

4.8 • 5.9K Ratings

🗓️ 15 February 2019

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

Fi and Jane venture out to the BBC pizza this week and are joined by The World Tonight’s Ritula Shah. Aside from Ritula’s dulcet broadcasting tones, they discuss the joy of the night shift and the bizarre world of 80s local radio. Plus there’s an inside scoop from a Royal visit and the return of Sarah Montague. Again.

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds Music Radio Podcasts
0:04.5	It's quite warm today, isn't it?
0:06.2	It's not cold, it's freezing.
0:13.2	I had to drag you through last week's edition of Fortune.
0:16.4	I do hope Regan and Listen have spotted my valiant attempts to keep you going to stop
0:22.2	very clacket.
0:23.2	It was very cold.
0:24.2	You're a better one.
0:25.2	I've already been you once today because I sat in your extremely hot woman's house studio
0:33.3	because I could relate about it and they were trolling me or gaslighting me and saying
0:38.1	that there wasn't anything wrong with the aircon but it was boiling in the hot yoga.
0:41.8	It was the temperature of hot yoga doing that.
0:45.3	So I had to go and do some recording there myself and I'm not allowed in the big studio
0:50.4	very often.
0:51.4	I know, all the big chairs.
0:53.1	But anyway, the studio manager said after twiddling with some knobs, setting up the microphone
1:00.2	levels, we've got no profile for you.
1:02.7	I'm going to use Jane Garvey's.
1:05.2	So I've just recorded a week's worth of listening projects with Jane Garvey's profile.
1:11.4	Did you even know that you had a voice profile?
1:13.1	For my actual voice.
1:14.4	Yes, I think I vaguely knew that.
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