Icky Brollys and Fancy Flowers

Radio 1's All Day Breakfast with Greg James

BBC

Society & Culture

4.8 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 7 March 2024

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

Listener Jack Asks The Nation about a problem with flowers, Greg tries to help out Arielle with her hen-do plans and Ali Plumb has been talking to Millie Bobby Brown who, it turns out, is not a fan of a man with a brolly.

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds.
0:02.0	Hello everyone, it's Michelle Vassage, and welcome to my podcast Rule Breakers.
0:06.0	But you sit down and be bright.
0:08.0	Celebrating women's voices.
0:10.0	You're very welcome to now you're asking with me, Marion Keys Keys and me Tara Flynn.
0:14.8	This is juicy. No limits, no limits.
0:17.2	Celebrating women.
0:18.8	Where to be a woman is the podcast celebrating the best of women's well-being. We're on a quest to find out
0:24.4	where in the world women are living their best lives. Celebrate yourself.
0:28.6	Lesson on BBC Sounds.
0:31.0	BBC Radio One.
0:33.0	Radio One.
0:34.0	Radio One's All Day Breakfast.
0:37.0	With Greg James.
0:39.0	Hello and welcome to Thursday's Radio One All Day Breakfast Podcast.
0:42.0	This is Greg James with the very best bits of this morning show which includes a
0:46.5	chat with Ariel free about her hen do we have a really good ask the nation with
0:52.2	Jack that got an extraordinary reaction really good that they pop in and
0:52.8	that got an extraordinary reaction.
0:55.8	We'll get to that in just a second.
0:58.1	Ali Plum visited, he popped in, the plumb popped in.
1:01.8	Um, good that they pop in and sometimes you plumb popped in, sometimes if plumb pops out, it's different.
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