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76. The slow creep of modernity gone wrong, with Gideon Coe

There’s a chill in the pizza, but it can’t puncture Fi and Jane’s demob-happy mood.

• 35 mins

77. Prolapsing Hot Water Bottles…with Sara Cox

Fi and Jane return with the new host of Radio 2’s Drivetime show, Sara Cox.

• 45 mins

78. Easy Peelers and Cones of Shame, with Iain Dale

The broadcaster and political commentator Iain Dale pays a visit to the Â鶹¹ÙÍøÊ×Ò³Èë¿Ú piazza.

• 45 mins

79. Name that Pope, with Dr Sarah Jarvis

Somebody called a Doctor this week as Fi and Jane are joined by Dr Sarah Jarvis.

• 40 mins

80. Crushed Wotsits and Emergency Loo Roll, with Tracey Thorn.

Writer and musician Tracey Thorn pays a visit to a star struck Fi and Jane.

• 45 mins

81. Globulogic up the Danube, with Dolly Alderton and Pandora Sykes

Inside to avoid the weather, Fi and Jane are joined by Dolly Alderton and Pandora Sykes.

• 38 mins

82.Early Morning Movements with Ritula Shah

Fi and Jane are joined by The World Tonight’s Ritula Shah.

• 36 mins

83. Ready for Tingles, with Clive Myrie

Fi and Jane are joined by newsreading icon Clive Myrie.

• 38 mins

84. Fondant Nozzles and Freemasonry, with Bella Mackie

Fi has a special birthday and is joined by writer and journalist Bella Mackie.

• 40 mins

85. Big Beans and Whopper Questions, with Laura Kuenssberg

Fi and Jane welcome along the one and only Laura Kuenssberg, Â鶹¹ÙÍøÊ×Ò³Èë¿Ú Political Editor.

• 46 mins

86. Cheeseburgers and chocolate shakes with Jake Humphrey

Football, Formula 1 and failed exams with BT Sport presenter Jake Humphrey.

• 33 mins

87. On the fringe of the leadership summit, with Maria McErlane

Maria McErlane, agony aunt on Graham Norton’s Radio 2 show, dispenses advice.

• 32 mins

88. DJ Annie Mac is in the mix

Fi and Jane throw the blankets off their knees and hit the dancefloor with DJ Annie Mac.

• 31 mins

89. Our Audience Overheats: some favourite Fortunately moments.

Shaun Keaveny guides us through some choice bits of the podcast.

• 34 mins

90. In Memoriam Mittens with Elizabeth Day

Fi and Jane are joined by writer and podcaster Elizabeth Day.

• 32 mins

91. Drinking with despots with Christiane Amanpour

Fixing a new garden hosepipe with CNN Chief International Anchor Christiane Amanpour

• 38 mins

92. From Hobb to Head Honcho with Matthew Bannister

Presenter & folk music podcaster Matthew Bannister joins the Fortunately self-help group.

• 34 mins

93. The Four Ps and the Two Ranis with Adil Ray

Adil Ray explains the Four Ps

• 38 mins

94. Talking Dirty with Gyles Brandreth

Fi and Jane lean forward as Gyles Brandreth offers his guide to erotic fiction.

• 39 mins

95. On the Night Shift with Dotun Adebayo

Dotun Adebayo's secrets of night-time radio - UFOs, conspiracy theories and teeth.

• 42 mins

96. Making Hay with Frank Cottrell Boyce

Frank Cottrell Boyce joins Fi and Jane in the Green Room at the Hay Festival.

• 42 mins

97. Anita Anand Has All The Answers

Anita Anand tells Fi and Jane which world leader she has accidentally sat on.

• 47 mins

98. Nice Ears Shame About The Feet with Suzy Klein

Embroidery on the Radio with Â鶹¹ÙÍøÊ×Ò³Èë¿Ú Radio 3's Suzy Klein.

• 42 mins

99. Grief and Cutlery Chuff with Cariad Lloyd

Grief, Jane Austen and that stuff in the cutlery drawer with Cariad Lloyd.

• 41 mins

100. Marking our 100th Episode with Ken Bruce

Cars, buses and tortoises with failed accountant Ken Bruce.

• 39 mins

101. Snoring on the Sleeper with Kirsty Wark

Squirrels, eagles and nostrils with Kirsty Wark.

• 43 mins

102. Deforesting the Territory with Ros Atkins

Fi and Jane welcome Â鶹¹ÙÍøÊ×Ò³Èë¿Ú News presenter Ros Atkins to the piazza for a chat.

• 40 mins

103. A Return to Inner Curls and Contrarians with Emily Maitlis

Fi presents another chance to hear Newsnight's Emily Maitlis on Fortunately.

• 39 mins

104. Rabbits, Hermits and Round Red Cheeses with Jacqueline Gold

Ann Summers CEO Jacqueline Gold talks rampant rabbits and thrusting hermits.

• 40 mins

105. Live Show at the Hay Festival

Fi and Jane's live show recorded at the Hay Festival in May 2019.

• 41 mins