“It’s just got so out of hand…”

The Gemma Collins Podcast

BBC

Society & Culture

4.6 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 1 December 2021

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

Ahead of her eagerly awaited trip to Dublin, Gemma reveals how her last visit resulted in a surprise star joining her on a mission to track down her favourite Irish boyband. Plus, The GC reveals why she’s a kindred spirit with Bridget Jones as she chats with her friend and sustainable fashion designer, Patrick McDowell. He gives Gemma a lesson in why we all need our wardrobes to be more eco-friendly – as Gemma decides she needs to gate-crash The UN’s Climate Change Conference, COP26. Patrick also answers our beloved diva’s burning questions, such as: ‘Is cotton a tree or a worm?’.

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0:00.0	BBC sounds, music, radio, podcasts.
0:05.0	Hey guys, I'm Charlie XCX.
0:08.0	Now we all have our ultimate playlist, right?
0:11.0	The songs we love, the ones that bring back memories,
0:13.0	represent the good times, and of course,
0:15.0	get us through the not-so-good times.
0:17.0	Join me for Charlie XCX's best song ever.
0:20.0	My podcast where I'm going to interview some of my favourite people
0:23.0	from the worlds of music, film, art and fashion,
0:26.0	exploring the perfect tracks for life's ultimate playlist.
0:29.0	It's a record that makes everybody want to come to the dance
0:32.0	for it's so joyous.
0:34.0	With all the highs, lows and fascinating stories
0:36.0	behind every single selection.
0:38.0	It makes me break down and cry because it's beautiful.
0:41.0	Charlie XCX's best song ever.
0:44.0	Available now on BBC Sound.
0:46.0	Jason!
0:47.0	You name it.
0:48.0	Now honey, yes.
0:49.0	I love kai.
0:50.0	Woo!
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