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    I don't want to see you when you're hangry (with Ade Edmonson)

    enDecember 12, 2023

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    • Apple's innovative recycling process with DaisyApple's Daisy robot dismantles iPhones for more sustainable material recovery, while Olive and June offers a convenient and affordable manicure solution at home

      Apple's dedication to recycling goes beyond conventional methods through the use of their disassembly robot, Daisy. Meanwhile, Olive and June offers an affordable and convenient solution for achieving salon-quality manicures at home. Apple's recycling efforts were showcased as Daisy dismantled an iPhone, highlighting the company's commitment to recovering more materials than traditional methods. This innovative approach results in a more sustainable production process. On the other hand, Olive and June provides a complete manicure system that makes it easy for anyone to achieve professional-looking nails at home. With quick-drying polish and long-lasting results, this affordable solution offers significant value. Additionally, the hosts shared their experiences with long queues at their workplace and expressed their excitement about having Adrian Edmondson as their guest on the podcast. Edmondson's memoir, "Berserker," reveals insights into his unconventional upbringing and experiences, offering listeners a deeper understanding of the man behind the comedian and actor.

    • Discovering the Charm of Hampstead HeathHampstead Heath offers a quieter, less touristy area in central London with affordable accommodation options and a romantic atmosphere, making it a great alternative to popular areas like Kensington.

      London's Hampstead Heath is a great recommendation for travelers looking for a central, yet less touristy and quieter area to stay in. The speakers in the discussion shared their fondness for Hampstead Heath, describing it as always empty and a place where romantic encounters often occur. They also mentioned that while there are fewer hotels in Hampstead Heath compared to Kensington, there are plenty of lovely Airbnbs and rental apartments available. The speakers also reminisced about their experiences with cats, with one speaker sharing the story of their late cat Edward and expressing concern for their other cat Tom, who often gets overlooked. Overall, the discussion emphasized the charm of Hampstead Heath and its appeal as a hidden gem in London.

    • The importance of being open to new experiencesExploring new places and embracing their unique aspects can bring immense joy and create unforgettable memories. Be adaptable and appreciate the world around you.

      Sometimes, being in the wrong location can hinder the full experience of a place. The speaker shares her regret of staying in a corporate hotel in the wrong part of Boston, missing out on the city's charm and excitement. On the other hand, a simple orange tree in a Californian backyard brought immense joy to a British exchange student, illustrating how even the smallest things can make a big impact. These stories highlight the importance of being open to new experiences and embracing the unique aspects of different places. Additionally, the speaker's anecdote about taking the driverless metro in Copenhagen showcases the advancements in technology and infrastructure that can enhance travel experiences. Overall, these stories emphasize the importance of exploration, adaptability, and appreciation for the world around us.

    • Innovations in transportation and personal storiesDiscover the excitement of self-driving trains and unique public transport systems, while appreciating the value of sharing personal stories

      We discussed the excitement of advancements in transportation, specifically self-driving trains and the unique public transport systems in different cities. Anna shared her personal preference for carbonated water over squash, leading to a nostalgic conversation about the evolution of beverages. We also learned about Adrian Edmondson, a well-known comedian and actor, who came in to discuss his autobiography and his experiences from childhood to present day. The conversation touched on sensitive topics, so it was recommended for mature audiences. Despite the challenges of coordinating the interview due to Adrian's urgent errand, we were grateful for his presence in the studio. Overall, the conversation highlighted the thrill of innovation and the importance of sharing personal stories.

    • Discovering peace through stillness and reflectionThe speaker found inner peace during lockdown, reflecting on his past and transforming his wild nature into a more balanced self.

      The speaker discovered the value of stillness and emptiness of the mind during the lockdown, which brought him a sense of enlightenment. Growing up, he had a difficult and nomadic childhood, marked by frequent moves and harsh treatment at boarding school. This experience shaped him into a "Berserker," a wild and untamed person, but the lockdown allowed him to reflect on his past and come to terms with it, making him a more equable person. The term "Berserker" comes from Norse mythology, where it refers to a warrior in a frenzied state, and the speaker uses it to describe his own wild and impregnable nature. Despite the progress he's made, the speaker acknowledges that the reminder of stillness and self-reflection is fading as life gets hectic again.

    • From pain to comedy: A survivor's coping mechanismTurning pain into comedy can be a powerful coping mechanism for trauma survivors. Friendship and shared goals can lead to unexpected success in life.

      The speaker, a survivor of past traumatic experiences, found solace in turning her pain into comedy as a coping mechanism. She shares how she faced her tormentors by refusing to give in to their desire for her to cry and instead chose to laugh at them. The speaker also mentions her friendship with Louis de Bernières and their shared goal of acknowledging past wrongs. Comedy played a significant role in the speaker's life, filling a gap where family support was lacking, and leading her and Rik Mayall to unexpected success as comedians. Their rise to fame felt like a party and a welcome escape from their previous jobs.

    • The desire for change can be hindered by past successes and relationshipsRecognize when it's time for a change and have the courage to pursue new opportunities, even if it means leaving past successes behind.

      Success and the focus on past achievements can sometimes hinder personal growth and lead to a desire for change in personal and professional relationships. The speaker, who is a comedian and actor, shares his experience of reaching a peak in his career with his comedy partner and feeling the urge to move on, despite his partner's reluctance. He also touches upon the idea that everyone else tends to pull us back to our past accomplishments, making it hard to move forward. The speaker's relationship with his comedy partner is compared to a marriage, acknowledging the closeness and love, but also the potential for suffocation and yearning for change. The decision to end their partnership was a difficult one for both parties, with the speaker perceiving it as the right time to move on, while his partner never fully understood or got over it. This experience highlights the importance of recognizing when it's time for a change and having the courage to pursue new opportunities, even if it means leaving past successes behind.

    • Finding joy in relationships leads to great accomplishmentsDespite differences, cherishing relationships brings happiness and success. Reflect on past experiences to learn and improve.

      No matter what backgrounds we come from or the challenges we face, finding joy in our relationships and cherishing them can lead us to great accomplishments. Aid Edmondson shared his experience of creating comedy with his partner Rick Mayall, despite their different upbringings. He also highlighted the importance of cherishing his marriage with Jennifer Saunders, who shares the same profession, and how they continue to find joy in simple things. Edmondson also emphasized the importance of reflecting on past experiences and learning from them to make the present and future better for ourselves and those around us. His honest autobiography serves as a reminder of the importance of introspection and appreciation in life.

    • A surprise encounter with Mick Jagger leads to a potential remake discussionUnexpected encounters in the entertainment industry can lead to unexpected outcomes, even if the evening doesn't go as planned.

      The entertainment industry is filled with unexpected encounters and surprising connections. Adrian Edmondson shares an anecdote about a dinner at Mick Jagger's house, where they discussed a potential American remake of "Absolutely Fabulous." Geri Halliwell expressed her desire to play Patsy, and the group was invited for dinner to discuss it further. Upon arriving, Geri was dressed as Patsy, and Mick Jagger, aware of Gerry's intentions, presented himself as a grumpy schoolboy. Despite Adrian's admiration for Mick Jagger, the evening ended disappointingly when they were served cooking sherry instead of wine. The experience left Adrian with a new perspective on the rock star's lifestyle and a reminder that even heroes have their quirks. Overall, Adrian Edmondson's memoir, "Berserker," offers a thoughtful and self-aware look into his own life and experiences in the entertainment industry.

    • Catherine Jaquays' Career in Radio and TelevisionTalented writer and actress Catherine Jaquays made her mark on radio and TV with 'The Archers' and her current project 'The Buccaneers' for Apple Television, despite earlier unrecognized talent at the BBC.

      Catherine Jaquays, a talented writer and actress, has made significant contributions to the world of radio and television, most notably through her work on "The Archers" and her current project, "The Buccaneers" for Apple Television. Before her success in television, Jaquays had a career at the BBC, where her talent may not have been fully recognized. She has also appeared in various other productions, including "Miranda." During the podcast discussion, the hosts expressed their admiration for Jaquays' work and shared their excitement for her current project. The podcast, "Off Air with Jane Garvey and V Glover," can be listened to for free on Times Radio every Monday to Thursday afternoon. Additionally, the hosts encouraged listeners to follow them on Instagram for more behind-the-scenes content. The podcast is sponsored by IOS, which helps users control their location sharing, and Quince, a company that offers high-end goods at discounted prices while prioritizing ethical and responsible manufacturing.

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