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219. Slow Eaters' Tables and French Roundabouts, with Paris Lees

This week on Fortunately, Fi and Jane chat to the author and presenter Paris Lees. Paris tells them about her podcast The Flipside, which offers interesting insights on human nature through two stories that seem opposing, exploring topics such as extremism and forgiveness. She also discusses her book What It Feels Like for a Girl and how she is getting on with driving lessons. Before Paris logs in there is bouncebackability and Boney M. Radio 4’s The Flipside is available on BBC Sounds. Get in touch: fortunately.podcast@bbc.co.uk

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  253. 99% of the Time You've Been Really Good Company: The Last Episode, wi…

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  252. Vole Sightings and CIA Directors, with David Harewood

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  251. Hospitality Bunkers and Emotional Hiccups, with Abi Morgan

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  250. The Chilly Reality of Contactless Payments, with Danny Robins

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  249. Deep Breathing and Riddles, with Ranvir Singh

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  248. You Jump in When They Breathe in, With Julian Worricker

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  247. Three Paying Punters, with Trevor Nelson

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  246. Opaque Tights and Oboe Hotlines, with Your Emails

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  245. Being a Conduit and Converting Fahrenheit, with Justin Webb

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  244. Angeluses and Places for Guff, with Louise O'Neill

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  243. 200lbs of Shingle and Burnt Sausage Barbecues, with Ricky Ross

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  242. Pews for the Deeply Cynical, with Your Emails

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  241. Substitute Spectacles and Elocution Lessons, with Nikki Fox

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  240. Berkshire's Leading Hedgehog Clinic, with Beth Rigby.

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  239. Broom Tests and Talking Peppers, with Nick Grimshaw

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  238. Sticking Snowsuits and Magnifying Mirrors, with Ramita Navai