DIG IN: A Second Sibling Dilemma and a Spoiled Choir
5/9/202635 min
A school choir concert descends into full-scale catastrophe, Gary Lightbody gets caught in the crossfire, and Jo shares a childhood assembly story she may instantly regret telling publicly. Elsewhere, the diggers celebrate the unsung brilliance of child-free aunties and borrowed dogs.
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First 90 secondsJo Whiley· Host0:00
Coming up on Dig It.
Zoe Ball· Host0:01
How do you shake your algorithm up? Do you just shout at your phone and just sort of say, "Gardens, puppies." [laughs] That feeling when you projectile vomit.
Jo Whiley· Host0:11
Next time I interview Gary Lightbody, Jenny, I'm definitely gonna ask him about that.
Zoe Ball· Host0:14
She's not come to a Snow Patrol gig since because she's still carrying the shame.
Jo Whiley· Host0:18
[laughs] Never told anybody that at all.
Zoe Ball· Host0:21
Oh. Well, well done, Jo. I think you've been very brave to share that story with us- Thank you ... in the safety of the Dig It space.
Jo Whiley· Host0:28
It's fine. I'm not gonna regret it at all. Yeah, no. No one will ever bring it up or clip it up.
Zoe Ball· Host0:31
Oh, gosh.
Jo Whiley· Host0:32
All of that right after this.
Zoe Ball· Host0:35
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Jo Whiley· Host1:06
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Zoe Ball· Host1:20
One habit I found so helpful is separating your spending. It's that peace of mind of knowing exactly what's for the bills, what's for the fun stuff, and what's actually left