Hello and this is the

Welcome to Happy Place. I'm Fern Cotton and this is the show that helps you value the authentic

you. Today I'm chatting to Natasha Beddingfield.

What are you communicating?

What is it you want to say?

And I think it's the same with all art.

I think if you're doing something like,

how can I make people like me?

I think you can kind of see through that.

The audience can't be fooled, like they know. Sometimes I listen to the words of the

verse and it says we've been conditioned to not make mistakes but I can't live that way or I'm

outside the lines. I'm I break tradition and I'm like but do I I have moments in my life where I try to be liked so I'm like it's it's great that I wrote a song like that because it keeps bringing me back so I'm like am I actually pushing the envelope for myself am I going outside of the comfort zone.

I think it's very unlikely that you don't know the words to Natasha's 2004 song, unwritten.

You might think you don't, but that song was everywhere and literally still is so I bet you do.

Natasha came round to mine a couple of weeks ago while she was in the UK and the wild thing is

she's only recently just learned how popular her music is over here because she moved to the US to release music there a long time ago now.

I really loved catching up with Natasha because she and her equally talented brother Daniel

would obviously come on the various shows I was presenting back in the early naughties.

More of that hilarity in this chat. But this was a really cool opportunity to get to know who

Natasha is now. We talked about gorgeous naughties fashion, the various tactics we have used to get our kids to go to sleep and how to exercise

your vagina so you can project your voice it will make sense soon. I absolutely promise.

P. Pst. With EDF, you could charge up your EV for under 10 pounds overnight.

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