Zoe’s Strictly News, GCSE Stress and Work Blunders
5/12/202640 min
Zoe shares the news on Strictly, Jo reveals her elocution lesson past, and a Melanie C typo that will haunt a graphic designer forever. Watch or listen now.
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First 90 secondsJo Whiley· Host0:00
Coming up on Dig It.
Zoe Ball· Host0:01
Well, I can tell you that I didn't get it.
Jo Whiley· Host0:04
Boo.
Zoe Ball· Host0:04
But it's okay, Jo. I have worked through the seven stages of grief stroke rejection. But do you know what? We're in safe hands. Our new hosts are gonna be fabulous.
Jo Whiley· Host0:16
I had elocution lessons, and I had, um, lots of- Sorry?
Zoe Ball· Host0:20
What?
Jo Whiley· Host0:21
I, I, I had- Did you go to finishing school? I didn't go to finishing school, no.
Zoe Ball· Host0:24
By the way, can we just have a little laugh about how the comments- My inadvertent rage-baiting, which I'd, I'd never even heard- Conversation ...
Jo Whiley· Host0:32
Oh my God, I didn't know what rage-baiting was.
Zoe Ball· Host0:34
Oh, right. Yeah.
Jo Whiley· Host0:34
And then I went to the kids, I was like, "I think I might have inadvertently done some rage-baiting." All of that right after this.
Zoe Ball· Host0:39
[upbeat music] Dig It is sponsored by Starling, the bank that helps you organize your money, build great habits, and stay in control of your spending. We talk a lot on this show about how a great garden starts with a bit of a plan and the right environment. Well, money is the same. It's not just about what you have, it's about being intentional with it. How we choose to spend, save, and plan, that's what really shapes the way we live.
Jo Whiley· Host1:11
That is so true. Being good with money isn't about being perfect. It's about building a relationship with your finances that actually works for you and your life, and that's what Starling is all about. They believe that with the right tools anyone can grow those healthy habits.
Zoe Ball· Host1:25
One habit I found so helpful is separating your spending. It's that peace of mind