89. Our Audience Overheats: some favourite Fortunately moments.

Fortunately... with Fi and Jane

BBC

Society & Culture, Tv & Film

4.8 • 5.9K Ratings

🗓️ 5 April 2019

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Summary

Shaun Keaveny guides us through some choice bits of the podcast from the past couple of years. These include appearances from Miriam Margoyles, Ed Miliband, Susannah Reid and London Hughes. Along with many other interesting encounters there’s also tales of Royal Weddings, blow by blow accounts of shoe shop tantrums, reports of unusual cervical inspections and eulogies for Dwarf Hamsters…all courtesy of Fi and Jane.

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds Music Radio Podcasts
0:04.5	Oh no, no, no, no, no, no, let's record this.
0:13.0	You can promote the political core, the law, you, or what you think.
0:19.5	Is that just doing your job?
0:21.6	Yeah.
0:22.6	Yeah.
0:23.6	So we would literally, to use your favourite word, literally, about to start, weren't we?
0:29.9	And they've switched on the microphone at the same time as a free speech merchant.
0:37.9	He's tuning up.
0:39.9	Outside the BBC, but tuning was, I mean, I defend it's right to say it, but maybe four
0:46.2	blocks down, because this is inconvenient.
0:48.2	Do you think I should go over and confront him?
0:51.9	Oh, could you go and have a word?
0:53.6	Just in a really firm woman's hour way, could you just go and say absolutely quite
0:58.4	taken your right to school garbage?
1:03.6	Try this in Putin's Russia, pal.
1:05.6	See how you get on there?
1:07.6	That's the head of the ACP.
1:08.6	I'm going to tell security to go and have a word.
1:11.6	Yes, good, thank you, Jim.
1:15.0	Hello, I'm Sean Kevenit, and welcome to a selection of some of the best bits, from
1:19.2	fortunately, with Fiengien.
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