Hello? Welcome back to another episode of On the Line. In today's episode, we're going to be talking about gut health, which is maybe something

that people are a little embarrassed to talk about, which is why I'm so excited to do it.

So let me introduce to you the Mac Twins.

Is that way you guys go out?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I'm sitting in a room with two people who look exactly the same.

Do you think we look really similar? Yeah. Yeah. I'm sitting in a room with two people who look exactly the same. Do you think we look really similar? Yeah. Same faces. You really do. Yeah. Our faces like move in a different way. So when we're static, apparently, I mean, I don't know. I wouldn't know. But apparently, so we've been told. But you've got the same, like, like voice and accent and obviously and like it's just i mean twins always make me just very confused we're weirdos twins are all twins are weird but when we see twins we're like oh my god yeah that's weird do you know what i mean it's fine okay so first of all i would love you to tell me about yourselves before we get into the gut stuff. So, yep, who are you guys, your DJs? Yeah, so it's a bit of a random story as, do you want to do the tale or? You go through it, sister. Okay, so we never want, basically, the nutshell, short end of the story is that we never wanted to work together.

I moved to London five years before Alana.

We had very separate lives.

And then we were head hunted by MTV.

How?

We were at a party and our friend's manager was like,

have you ever thought about it presenting?

And we were like, well, we used to narrate the school plays.

And we kind of always wanted, we kind of wanted to do it, and we were like well we used to narrate the school plays um and we kind of always wanted we kind of wanted to do it but we didn't really particularly want to do it together and we had our own things got on so on and i was a dancer and i was a theatre producer um and then they were like oh you can be backstage at every festival this summer and we were like sold because it was like mtv and kiss we're doing verge magazine at the time so we were like the first kind of faces of Verge magazine and then we're like we'll just do it for the summer and that'll be it and then we got head hunting by the BBC so we did the one extra breakfast show and then we've all sort of snowballed from there and then we've our dad died unfortunately and so we moved back to, the kind of down tools and was like, look, what do we actually care about?

Because he was in his 50s and he died of a heart attack really suddenly.

And I think the entertainment industry is great and fine.

But we kind of were like, there's more to life than that.

So we came back to London, we got the Virgin Radio Saturday nighturday night show which was great so the dj kept dj and kept going and then we do a show

called love island has anyone ever heard of that show yeah then nobody watches i don't think anyone

watches it um and then so that was all kind of taken off but meanwhile we were volunteering for twin

research um at kings

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