The ultimate GC Christmas celebration

The Gemma Collins Podcast

BBC

Society & Culture

4.6 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 15 December 2021

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Summary

Gemma’s recovering from three days of partying but is already planning the next event – and challenges top party-planner-to-the-stars, Julie Perry, to create the ultimate GC Christmas celebration. Meanwhile, as it’s nearing the end of 2021, what will be her personal and professional highlights of the year? And what are her dreams for the next 12 months? Clue: they include babies and Hollywood. And, as a special festive treat, there’s not one but two Ask Me Anything questions for Gemma this week – including one from one of The GC’s cheeky celeb pals.

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:04.6	Hey guys, I'm Charlie XCX.
0:07.8	Now we all have our ultimate playlist, right?
0:10.2	The songs we love, the ones that bring back memories,
0:12.8	represent the good times, and of course,
0:14.6	get us through the not so good times.
0:16.4	Join me for Charlie XCX's best song ever.
0:19.9	My podcast where I'm gonna interview some of my favorite people
0:23.0	from the worlds of music, film, art, and fashion,
0:25.7	exploring the perfect tracks for life's ultimate playlist.
0:29.0	It's a record that makes everybody wanna come to the dance
0:31.5	for it's so joyous.
0:33.0	With all the highs, lows, and fascinating stories
0:35.7	behind every single selection.
0:37.2	Makes me break down and cry, because it's beautiful.
0:40.4	Charlie XCX is best song ever.
0:43.6	Available now on BBC Sounds.
0:45.6	Jason!
0:46.6	You name it.
0:47.5	Now honey, yes.
0:48.8	I love cake.
0:49.8	Woohoo!
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