Hello loves and welcome back to another episode of the phone box podcast with me.

Emma Conway hope you're all well, hope you're having a lovely lovely week. Don't forget to whatever you're doing now, stop,

take a photo. I don't know. I mean, preferably not if you're in the

shower, but I'm not adverse to that and send it to me on social media so I can see

where you are listening to this episode of the podcast, which today stars Daisy Upton, also

known as Five Minute Mum, across social media, and one of her many, many, Sunday

Times Best Selling Books, where she helps parents with children do all sorts of things like activities at home

getting them ready for school all that good hard stuff that us parents have to do

so Daisy is on this week's episode and we chat all

sorts of things. We talk about Blur versus Oasis. We talk about the concept of

Laddeats. We talk about the year I pretending to like the cure when really we all knew I love to take that so I hope you enjoy Daisy's episode now make sure you come back at the end

Because I had to do a few fact checks at Google because there was a couple of things coming up in this episode and I know you lot would be shouting at me at home

going however you should know that so I did a fact check I'll come at back. I don't want to make the

same mistake as I did in the Man versus Baby episode where we couldn't remember

the name for Paul Robinson, aka Stephen Dennis, aka Nolla

and you've not listened to that, that will make no sense. How about after this episode, go back and listen to that episode?

Right, here's Daisy, and I'll see you at the end for a little chat.

Hello Daisy and welcome to the phone box podcast.

I always ask this as a first question and I preempted for you to work it out.

What year was it when you were 14? and I preempted for you to work it out.

What year was it when you were 14? That is not my strong point, but I've worked out that it was

1998.

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