104: A Clitoral Cock-Up
6/22/202633 min
Zoe & Jo discuss the perils of fake-tanning if you live alone, how to style-it-out if you get windy during a Pilates class and whether a trapeze lesson is the ultimate birthday experience. Plus - a surprise dream analysis, and quite possibly the funniest word mix-up ever…!
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Exec Producer: Jonathan O’Sullivan
Producer: Samantha Psyk & Harriet Thurley
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Transcript preview
First 90 secondsJo Whiley· Host0:00
Coming up on Dig It.
Zoe Ball· Host0:01
Before you leave the house, do some cat cow- Yeah ... position.
Jo Whiley· Host0:05
And some downward dogging.
Zoe Ball· Host0:05
That's always very good for moving wind. And then you can- Downward dogging? [laughs] Sorry, I didn't not- [laughs] ... I did not mean to say that.
Jo Whiley· Host0:11
She won't say fart, ladies and gentlemen, but she'll say dogging.
Zoe Ball· Host0:14
And I went straight to Waitrose, and I got a rotisserie chicken.
Jo Whiley· Host0:18
Oh.
Zoe Ball· Host0:18
I was like, "Come on, sit down." I had a big pile of rocket, and a big load of cottage cheese, but I [laughs] literally was like prehistoric woman. Grr, grr. [laughs] And one of the children said, "Oh, yes, Mrs., what are they called again, the things in the tank?" And instead of saying chrysalis, I said clitoris. [laughs] By accident, obviously. All of that right after this.
Jo Whiley· Host0:44
[upbeat music] Dig It is brought to you by Belvoir Farm.
Zoe Ball· Host0:53
Question for you, Jo. Do you ever wonder how you can keep a bottle of squash in a cupboard for months without it going off?
Jo Whiley· Host1:01
It has crossed my mind.
Zoe Ball· Host1:02
Well, this is the thing. So much squash is packed full of preservatives so that it can last for ages once opened. But Belvoir Farm are kind of the opposite to that.
Jo Whiley· Host1:13
Hang on a minute, Belvoir Farm?
Zoe Ball· Host1:15
Yeah.
Jo Whiley· Host1:15
I always thought it was pronounced Belvoir, which is, like, the really posh squash that you see in supermarkets. So not Belvoir but Belvoir, Belvoir Farm. Okay. Right. This is news to me.
Zoe Ball· Host1:24
Yeah. Jo, it surprises a lot of people, but- Yeah ... at Belvoir Farm, they're completely obsessed