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    • Apple's advanced recycling methods vs Mint Mobile's price reduction and Crossed Wires podcast festivalApple uses advanced recycling methods, Mint Mobile reduces prices, and Crossed Wires hosts popular podcasts live in Sheffield

      Apple's commitment to sustainability is showcased through their advanced recycling methods, such as using a robot named Daisy to recover more materials from iPhones than conventional recycling methods. Meanwhile, Mint Mobile, in contrast to big wireless companies, is reducing prices instead of raising them. At the same time, a new podcast festival called Crossed Wires is offering an opportunity for live entertainment, featuring popular podcasts and hosts like Alice Levine, Jane Garvey, and V Glover, in iconic venues in Sheffield. Bea and I are excited to be part of this event and invite listeners to join us on Friday evening. Crossed Wires is unique as it brings together favorite podcasts in one place for a weekend, with free Fringe events around the city. It's a chance to experience live shows and meet hosts in person. Alice shared that they've taken over some of Sheffield's most iconic venues, including the Crucible, City Hall, and Lyceum, and smaller venues as well. Hosts may have elaborate riders, and the experience of performing live can be nerve-wracking despite their radio experience. Overall, it's an exciting time for podcast lovers to come together for a live festival experience.

    • Sheffield's Crossed Wires Festival: A Warm and Welcoming EventThe Crossed Wires Festival in Sheffield brings together comedy, sports, and politics in a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere. The beautiful Crucible venue encourages attendees to stay for drinks and food, making for a close-knit experience.

      The Crossed Wires Festival in Sheffield is an exciting event with a vibrant atmosphere, offering a mix of comedy, sports, and politics. The venue, The Crucible, is a beautiful space that encourages attendees to stick around after the shows for drinks and food. The festival aims to create a close-knit experience where everything is within walking distance. Alice Levine, one of the festival's founders, emphasized the importance of creating a welcoming and inclusive environment. Additionally, the hosts of the podcast had a lively discussion about the long-running British television series "Midsomer Murders." One of the guests, Anthony Horowitz, had written several episodes of the show years ago but had previously distanced himself from it. The hosts watched an episode for the first time and shared their mixed reactions to the show's unusual plot and large number of victims. Overall, the podcast episode showcased the excitement surrounding the upcoming festival and the hosts' shared love for entertainment.

    • The Importance of Quality Content in Long-Running TV ShowsLong-running TV shows can be dull or bad, but exceptional ones like Ripley are mesmerizing and rewarding. Quality content matters.

      While some long-running TV shows may continue due to habit or a captive audience, they are not always good. Some, as mentioned, can be incredibly dull and even shockingly bad. However, there are exceptions, like Ripley, which despite its slow pace and lack of dialogue, is mesmerizing and rewarding. The discussion also touched upon the topic of Victoria Park being designed flat for the benefit of those with breathing difficulties, and a concern for young women seen drinking on a train to Aintree on their way to the races. Overall, the conversation highlighted the importance of quality content and the potential risks of mindless consumption.

    • Challenging Societal Norms: Wine vs Beer, Youth vs AgeEmbrace life, challenge societal norms, find joy in activities, no matter your age or the societal stigma attached to them.

      Societal norms and expectations can be arbitrary and inconsistent. During a conversation, the topic of drinking wine from a bottle versus beer from a bottle came up. The speaker found it strange that there's a stigma attached to wine from a bottle, but not beer. This led to a reflection on the importance of enjoying life and seizing opportunities in one's youth, as responsibilities may come later. The conversation then shifted to the Olympics for the elderly and the dedication of athletes in their later years to their sports. The speaker expressed admiration for these athletes and their continued passion for competition. When discussing retirement and potential hobbies, golf was mentioned as a great way to combine competition and enjoyment of nature. The conversation ended with a light-hearted exchange about Claire Balding and Sainsbury's. Overall, the conversation highlighted the importance of embracing life, challenging societal norms, and finding joy in activities, no matter one's age.

    • People's experiences with sports and activities shaped by past experiencesEveryone's relationship with sports and physical activities is unique, respect and accommodate different comfort levels and preferences for inclusivity and accessibility.

      People's experiences with sports and physical activities can be shaped by their past experiences and comfort levels. Some may have had negative experiences, leading them to avoid certain activities. For instance, Jane shared her struggles with excelling at sports during her school days, which left her feeling self-conscious and unwilling to participate in teams. Instead, she prefers to enjoy sports in her own way, such as golf or swimming. Morris dancing, with its jumping and hopping, is an example of a physical activity that doesn't appeal to everyone, and its patriarchal nature adds to the discomfort. The key takeaway is that everyone's relationship with sports and physical activities is unique, and it's essential to respect and accommodate different comfort levels and preferences. If we could find ways to make these activities more inclusive and accessible, more people might be encouraged to participate and enjoy the benefits of staying active.

    • Parenting Challenges: Infrequent Bin Collections and Unexpected RealitiesParenting brings unexpected challenges, from infrequent bin collections to dealing with children growing up, and it's essential to support each other through these experiences. Family history can provide valuable insights and connections.

      Parenting comes with its fair share of challenges, no matter the era. During this discussion, the group touched on various topics, including difficult bin collections and the unexpected realities of raising children. Kate shared her frustration with having to deal with infrequent bin collections while dealing with newborn nappies. They also discussed the importance of asking about each other's weeks off and the unexpected challenges that come with children growing up. Margaret weighed in with her disdain for James Martin and his lavish lifestyle, which contrasted sharply with the realities of parenting. A surprising connection was made between James Martin and the bubonic plague outbreak in Sydney in 1900, as Rachel's great-great grandfather, George McCready, played a crucial role in containing the outbreak. Through these conversations, the group highlighted the importance of supporting each other through the ups and downs of parenting and reminisced about the importance of family history.

    • Personal experiences and circumstances shape our livesHistorical events and personal circumstances can significantly impact our decisions and relationships, with time bringing new perspectives.

      Personal experiences and circumstances can significantly influence our perspectives and decisions in life. The discussion revolved around a historical event in Australia where a man named George McCaddy was hailed as a hero for controlling a rat plague. While some saw his actions as beneficial, others, including politicians, had reservations. Fast forward to the present day, a listener named Rory shared his own story of moving abroad from the UK to Australia for a better lifestyle, but feeling guilty about leaving his parents behind. Both stories illustrate how significant events and personal circumstances can shape our lives and relationships, and how the passage of time can bring about changes and new perspectives. It's a reminder that our decisions and experiences, whether historical or current, can have profound impacts on us and those around us.

    • Long-distance relationships and family tiesUnderstanding and respecting each other's ties is crucial in long-distance relationships, and sacrifices may be necessary. Apple's innovative approach to iPhone disassembly highlights the importance of thoughtful recycling. Personalized gifts, like Moonpig's cards, add meaning to special occasions.

      Long-distance relationships can be challenging, especially when family and friends are involved in different parts of the country or even continents. The speaker shared her personal experience of moving to the UK from Australia to be with someone she loved, but the distance proved to be insurmountable due to her strong connections to her family. The story also highlights the importance of understanding and respecting each other's ties and the potential sacrifices that come with long-distance relationships. Furthermore, the discussion touched on the topic of recycling, specifically Apple's innovative approach to iPhone disassembly, and the importance of thoughtful and personalized gifts, such as Moonpig's cards, for special occasions like Mother's Day. Lastly, the interview with Jack O'Connell shed light on the complexities of the relationship between Amy Winehouse and Blake Fielder-Civil, emphasizing the importance of separating fact from fiction and recognizing the complexities of individuals and their struggles.

    • Amy Winehouse and Blake Fielder-Civil's complex relationshipThe film 'Back to Black' presents a nuanced perspective of Amy Winehouse's relationship with Blake Fielder-Civil, emphasizing their shared struggles with addiction and the media attention they faced during their prime years.

      The film "Back to Black" presents a complex portrayal of Amy Winehouse's relationship with Blake Fielder-Civil, challenging the commonly held narrative of their relationship. Jack O'Connell, who plays Blake in the film, shared his personal memories of Amy Winehouse during her prime years, emphasizing the vibrant music scene and the excessive media attention that both Amy and Blake faced during that time. O'Connell's meeting with Blake helped him understand the nuances of the character and led him to relate to Blake as a man. Despite the challenges to the public narrative, O'Connell found Blake earnest and genuine in his recollections of Amy, and he believes Blake is doing well now. Overall, the film offers a sympathetic portrayal of two young people dealing with addiction and the tragic consequences of their love story.

    • Navigating the entertainment industry: self-care, inspiration, and a life beyond itStay inspired, learn, and prioritize self-care to succeed in the entertainment industry. Unexpected opportunities may arise, but maintaining focus and a support system are essential for perseverance.

      Navigating the entertainment industry requires self-care, staying inspired, and maintaining a life outside of it. The process of being portrayed for film can be strange and challenging, and the duty of care towards artists is a complex issue. Actors are their own tools and must take responsibility for their well-being. The industry can be unconventional and difficult to break into, especially without significant financial resources. However, staying inspired and continuing to learn are essential for success. An interesting anecdote shared was the unexpected phone call from Angelina Jolie that led to a major career break. While it's impossible to know how one would fare in today's industry without the necessary resources, staying focused on what excites us and maintaining a support system are crucial for persevering through the challenges.

    • The Reward of Passionate WorkDiscovering deep rewards and connections through passionate work and seeking personal connections for meaningful experiences.

      Learning from this conversation between Jack O'Connell and Jane Garvey on Times Radio is the deep sense of reward and connection that comes from putting effort and passion into one's work. O'Connell shared his personal experience of feeling deeply rewarded after working on a project with Angelina Jolie, and how he looks for personal connections to make experiences more meaningful. He also spoke about his current projects, including preparing for a new one and directing a music video for Paul Weller. Regarding "Back to Black" and "The Life of Amy Winehouse," O'Connell expressed hope that audiences would reconnect with Winehouse's genius and enjoy her music through Marissa Abela's authentic performance. Overall, the conversation emphasized the importance of authenticity and passion in one's work and creative pursuits.

    Recent Episodes from Off Air... with Jane and Fi

    LIVE AT CROSSED WIRES FESTIVAL: Part Two

    LIVE AT CROSSED WIRES FESTIVAL: Part Two

    Jane and Fi are away all this week so we're bringing you a special two-part live episode from their show at The Crucible Theatre in Sheffield. In this half, they answer audience questions and discuss retirement, worst interviewees and hand out some highly-coveted tote bags.


    Jane will be back on Monday with a special guest presenter (normal service resumes on Tuesday)...


    Our next book club pick has been announced! 'Missing, Presumed' is by Susie Steiner.


    If you want to contact the show to ask a question and get involved in the conversation then please email us: janeandfi@times.radio


    Follow us on Instagram! @janeandfi


    Podcast Producer: Eve Salusbury


    Executive Producer: Rosie Cutler



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    LIVE AT CROSSED WIRES FESTIVAL: Part One (with Richard Coles)

    LIVE AT CROSSED WIRES FESTIVAL: Part One (with Richard Coles)

    Jane and Fi are away all this week so we're bringing you a special two-part live episode from their show at The Crucible Theatre in Sheffield. They're joined on stage by Richard Coles to discuss his latest novel 'Murder at the Monastery'. They discuss fake tan, who God would vote for and getting mistaken for Dumbledore...


    Our next book club pick has been announced! 'Missing, Presumed' is by Susie Steiner.


    If you want to contact the show to ask a question and get involved in the conversation then please email us: janeandfi@times.radio


    Follow us on Instagram! @janeandfi


    Podcast Producer: Eve Salusbury

    Executive Producer: Rosie Cutler



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    60 is just a number and a Freedom Card (with Tom Bower)

    60 is just a number and a Freedom Card (with Tom Bower)

    Jane and Fi are about to break up for their summer holidays but there's much to cover before that... In this episode Jane and Fi discuss funeral flowers, Dora's needs and Colin and Connie. Plus, Mystic Garv makes one more appearance before Jane goes on her holidays... Sit tight for that.


    Also, Jane speaks to biographer and journalist Tom Bower about his new book 'The House of Beckham: Money, Sex and Power'.


    Our next book club pick has been announced! 'Missing, Presumed' is by Susie Steiner.


    If you want to contact the show to ask a question and get involved in the conversation then please email us: janeandfi@times.radio


    Follow us on Instagram! @janeandfi


    Podcast Producer: Eve Salusbury

    Executive Producer: Rosie Cutler



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    Not in birthday month, please. (with Jill Halfpenny)

    Not in birthday month, please. (with Jill Halfpenny)

    The festivities continue for Jane's impending birthday with several Colins en route - no expense has been spared! After she's finished opening some cards, they discuss blushing, draughts and Jane's toes.


    Plus, Jane speaks to actress Jill Halfpenny about her memoir 'A Life Reimagined: My Journey of Hope in the Midst of Loss'.


    Our next book club pick has been announced! 'Missing, Presumed' is by Susie Steiner.


    If you want to contact the show to ask a question and get involved in the conversation then please email us: janeandfi@times.radio


    Follow us on Instagram! @janeandfi


    Podcast Producer: Eve Salusbury

    Executive Producer: Rosie Cutler



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    But Princess Anne never did sidesaddle! (with Ashley John-Baptiste)

    But Princess Anne never did sidesaddle! (with Ashley John-Baptiste)

    Jane is reflecting on her upcoming birthday and Fi has some hard truths about the milestone... They also chat riding sidesaddle, cruises and retirement plans.


    Plus, Fi speaks to BBC reporter Ashley John-Baptiste about his memoir 'Looked After: A Childhood in Care'.


    Our next book club pick has been announced! 'Missing, Presumed' is by Susie Steiner.


    If you want to contact the show to ask a question and get involved in the conversation then please email us: janeandfi@times.radio


    Follow us on Instagram! @janeandfi


    Podcast Producer: Eve Salusbury

    Executive Producer: Rosie Cutler



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    Making noises getting off the sofa...

    Making noises getting off the sofa...

    Mystic Jane is defending her predictions after a weekend of football. More to come on that front... They also discuss milestone birthdays, pro and cons of France and the lunch hour.


    Plus, Fi speaks to leading human rights barrister Susie Alegre about her book ‘Human Rights, Robot Wrongs’.


    Our next book club pick has been announced! 'Missing, Presumed' is by Susie Steiner.


    If you want to contact the show to ask a question and get involved in the conversation then please email us: janeandfi@times.radio


    Follow us on Instagram! @janeandfi


    Podcast Producer: Eve Salusbury

    Executive Producer: Rosie Cutler



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    Your History: A new podcast from The Times

    Your History: A new podcast from The Times

    This Friday we're sharing an episode of a brand new podcast from The Times.


    It's called Your History, and each week it uses the obituary pages of The Times to tell the stories of important and fascinating lives. This week Anna Temkin, deputy obituaries editor at The Times, explores the lives of TV doctor Michael Mosley and pioneering astronaut Bill Anders.


    You can hear future episodes by following Your History wherever you listen to Off Air...with Jane and Fi.



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    I think the orgy was in Welsh... (with Andi and Miquita Oliver)

    I think the orgy was in Welsh... (with Andi and Miquita Oliver)

    Jane and Fi are 'bigging up Britain' and some of their suggestions are a bit of a stretch... Do get in touch if you can do any better! They also cover wild wees, mass risotto and sizzling sausages.


    Plus, mother-daughter duo Andi and Miquita Oliver discuss the new series of their podcast 'Stirring It Up'.


    Our next book club pick has been announced! 'Missing, Presumed' is by Susie Steiner.


    If you want to contact the show to ask a question and get involved in the conversation then please email us: janeandfi@times.radio


    Follow us on Instagram! @janeandfi


    Podcast Producer: Eve Salusbury

    Executive Producer: Rosie Cutler



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    Residents of Basingstoke! Consider Winchester!

    Residents of Basingstoke! Consider Winchester!

    Jane survived Redcar and she has some thoughts she'd like to share... brace yourselves! Then there's more motor-home tales, advice on ticks and a tiny bit of political chat (despite promises to the contrary).


    Plus, art historian Katy Hessel joins Jane to discuss her podcast 'Death of an Artist'.


    Our next book club pick has been announced! 'Missing, Presumed' is by Susie Steiner.


    If you want to contact the show to ask a question and get involved in the conversation then please email us: janeandfi@times.radio


    Follow us on Instagram! @janeandfi


    Podcast Producer: Eve Salusbury

    Executive Producer: Rosie Cutler



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    Warning: May contain some politics (with Matt Chorley)

    Warning: May contain some politics (with Matt Chorley)

    In case you haven't heard (you must be the only one), Jane is in Redcar on the election bus. Times Radio's Matt Chorley fills in today as a double threat: co-presenter and guest. Fi and Matt chat wrap-around ads, shy righties and Trump.


    Our next book club pick has been announced! 'Missing, Presumed' is by Susie Steiner.


    If you want to contact the show to ask a question and get involved in the conversation then please email us: janeandfi@times.radio


    Follow us on Instagram! @janeandfi


    Podcast Producer: Eve Salusbury

    Executive Producer: Rosie Cutler



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