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00:00The End
00:38Happy Friday, thanks, Shaney. And coming up on this show tonight, why is Richard E. Grant smelling Claire Foy's hair?
00:46When I first met you, I came in. That's what I always do. I go, hi, how do you do?
00:52Like a sniffing vampire.
00:55Also, discover more about Shania Twain's pre-show routine.
00:59I just stay on liquids all day, no digestion issues. Because?
01:04Because I usually burp when I sing.
01:08And more about the craziest thing Kiefer Sutherland has ever seen a cowboy do.
01:13And he jumps off the horse and he's chasing the dog around, trying to get it to see if he
01:18can get...
01:19Oh, that dog, why? He's got my thumb.
01:21Yeah, see if he can get the thumb back out of the dog's mouth.
01:23That'll happen.
01:26All that's still to come and more, but now...
01:28Now it's time for It's Your Letters!
01:31It's your letters, it's your letters.
01:36It's your letters, it's your letters.
01:42Hey, go on and let her hear.
01:44It's from Shirley and Pearlie.
01:46Yay, Shirley!
01:48And she's just written it to us right now.
01:49She says, great to see you back on Channel 4 at the moment.
01:53When did you find out where the point is we all wanted to do it and where there's a will,
01:56there's a way.
01:56Or should I say where there's a wheel, there's a way?
02:12Stop.
02:13You win our brand new piece of merch.
02:16This is a Will McDonald sock monkey.
02:19Oh, stop.
02:19How good is that?
02:21CHEERING
02:23And that's made by our number one viewer, Val.
02:26Oh, bless you, Val.
02:27Bless you, Val.
02:28Val, you are the best.
02:29Can I leave that there?
02:29That's all right, isn't it?
02:30That's not a product placement.
02:31Okay, it is a product and I have placed it.
02:33I can't buy it anywhere.
02:34It doesn't make any difference.
02:35How about a pub cheese?
02:36Pub trick?
02:37Yay!
02:38Say it like you mean it.
02:39Pub trick?
02:40Yay!
02:42What are you going to do today?
02:43Chris, I'll say what I'm going to do.
02:44I'm going to get this matchbox from underneath that pint, like that, without touching the pint.
02:50Can't be done!
02:51Can't be done!
02:53Can't be done!
02:55Can't be done!
02:57I have no idea!
02:58I have no idea!
03:00I have no idea!
03:01I have no idea!
03:02Stop being heckled by myself.
03:04Hang on a second, hang on a second.
03:05Yay!
03:08Being heckled by myself.
03:11Okay.
03:11No, you can't do it, Will.
03:12You can't do it.
03:13Okay.
03:13Actually, no, yeah.
03:14I believe in you, Will.
03:15I believe in you.
03:18Okay.
03:21Drum roll, please.
03:22Can't be done!
03:23Can't be done.
03:31Fire!
03:32Fire!
03:34Fire!
03:34Fire!
03:35Fire!
03:37Fire!
03:37Wah!
03:40Woo-hoo!
03:41Woo-hoo!
03:42Woo-hoo!
03:43And one more time.
03:45Yay!
03:45And one more time.
03:46Yay!
03:49Our next guests have both worn the crown
03:53One of them quite literally and the other two acting renowned
03:56They're starring in black comedy Savage House
03:59Which hits cinemas tomorrow
04:01So let's hear you chant and fill the room with joy
04:04For Richard E Grant and Claire Foy
04:19Thanks for coming on the show
04:25Great to have two for the price of one
04:26Why are you shouting?
04:27I don't know
04:29See now here's the new can project can't you
04:32And not sound like you're shouting
04:33Yes
04:34Yes
04:35Because you've got one of those deep timbre voices
04:38Savage House now here's the thing
04:39Full disclosure right
04:41You haven't seen it
04:41I haven't seen it
04:43You've been briefed
04:44Yeah I've been briefed
04:45Now here's the thing
04:45Here's why I haven't seen it
04:46Because it got lost in a secret link
04:48Somewhere over the Atlantic
04:49Between Los Angeles and Marlowe
04:51For the whole of yesterday
04:52It arrived at 3am this morning
04:54Didn't have time to watch
04:55Alright so
04:55Pick a hand right
04:57In one of these hands is your name
04:59In one of these hands is your name
05:01And whoever's
05:02Whichever hand you pick
05:03Has to describe the film to all of us
05:05I don't think I should do that
05:06Anyway
05:06I wish it was to be you
05:07I can't
05:08Hang on a minute
05:08Pick a hand
05:09Pick a hand
05:09Can it be Richard
05:10Yeah
05:12Richard
05:13Tell us about Savage House
05:14It is a rake's progress
05:16In the 18th century
05:17And it's a tale of sex
05:19Debauchery
05:19Lust
05:20No that's Solburn
05:22That was Solburn
05:23Yes
05:24This is Solburn
05:25Is it Solburn 2
05:26Alright okay
05:27Alright well we need some more
05:29Because I am objectively in that space
05:31Which I'm not usually in
05:32I haven't seen the film
05:33So you've got to get me across the line
05:36Oh
05:36Right who do you play
05:37I've seen big wigs
05:38I've seen bits and bobs of the film
05:40Yes I've got three foot tall wigs
05:42And because of the style of that period
05:44The men were more peacocky than the ladies
05:46Right
05:47Huge wigs
05:48White make up
05:49Frilly clothes
05:50Just another day in the office
05:51Exactly
05:52Another day in the office
05:53It suited you very well
05:54We play a married couple
05:55Yeah
05:55And I'm a Welsh upstart
05:56Who's married into the aristocracy
05:58And bleed my poor lady wife
06:00Of all her money
06:01Claire would you concur with all that
06:02Absolutely
06:03He bled me dry
06:04Alright
06:04So in the bits I have seen
06:06And I watch as much
06:07It's very difficult to watch a film in bits
06:09But I promise you I tried
06:11It seems that you have a big pile
06:14Not much money
06:15Would that be about right
06:16Yeah
06:16And then something happens
06:17And you have to organise something special
06:19I've seen that bit
06:20Am I
06:20So the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire
06:23There you go
06:23The Duke and Duchess are coming for dinner
06:25They are coming for dinner
06:26They are coming for dinner
06:27And it's a big deal
06:27Because we're frowned upon
06:29And we're like kind of outcasts really
06:31In the kind of the posh class
06:34So how come they come into your place
06:35Even if you're outcast
06:37Because everyone else has got the pox
06:41It's like Covid
06:42It's Covid
06:43Everyone's in lockdown
06:44And we're the only room at the inn
06:45I don't want to see this film
06:47We're the last resort
06:49Okay
06:49It's either that or death
06:51That's really funny isn't it
06:53Everybody's shagging everybody
06:54Yeah of course they are
06:55Regardless of all the hair
06:57Us
06:57Our servants
06:59And there are that many people in the film
07:01Are you sure it's not Saltburn
07:02It's definitely not
07:03It's definitely not Saltburn
07:04Okay but it's getting there
07:06It sounds like it might be the MIMS service station on the way
07:10MIMS service station
07:11South MIMS
07:12Not MIMS service station
07:13South MIMS always on Crimewatch
07:14But yes
07:15So I love the fact that they can't go anywhere else
07:18But they still want to go for dinner somewhere
07:20Because they just
07:21What's that about?
07:23They have to find a port in the storm as it were
07:25But the port's not
07:26We don't have any money or any food
07:28Right
07:29So we have to sell everything that we own
07:32Yes
07:33To get ready for this dinner
07:34And it's basically how we make terrible decisions the entire time
07:39That sounds absolutely hilarious
07:40It's very, very, very funny
07:42Alright
07:43Okay so you are keeping up appearances
07:46You're a dysfunctional couple
07:49But are you codependent then?
07:51Steady on
07:52I think we're very functional
07:53We're fully functional
07:54With benefits on the side
07:56We know exactly where we stand with each other
07:58Okay
07:58Sorry
07:59So we love each other
08:00Okay
08:00So you're an FC
08:02A funny
08:02My wife calls them FC
08:03A funny couple
08:04But a couple that's meant to be together
08:07But you know
08:08Other people
08:09Other couples might think
08:10Oh that's a bit
08:10Oh it's unconventional
08:12Unconventional
08:13There you go
08:13Thank you very much indeed
08:14Yeah
08:14Okay so you're both up for the dinner party
08:16And is it because you want to
08:18To sort of
08:20Rekindle some favour
08:21Or some standing in the social media
08:23Yes desperate for it
08:24And he
08:26Chauncey who Richard plays
08:27Is a desperate social climber
08:29I was born into
08:30Sorry
08:31Is that okay to describe you as that?
08:33In the film
08:33In the film
08:34In the film
08:35Rich it's only in the film
08:37Oh Jim
08:40I know you love Richard
08:42He's so funny
08:42I mean
08:43But yeah so he
08:44So he's desperate
08:45He's always wanted to be accepted
08:46I'm not that bothered about it
08:47But also would quite like to
08:49Have some pineapples
08:50So they're desperate
08:52Is that the point?
08:53They're desperate
08:53Absolutely desperate
08:54They've been given this opportunity
08:54They never thought they'd get
08:56Is that right?
08:57Yeah
08:57Absolutely
08:57Okay
08:58And what could possibly go wrong?
08:59I imagine everything
09:00Everything
09:01Do they ever get there or
09:02We can't tell you
09:03You can't tell
09:03I really want to watch it
09:05Don't you?
09:05Savage House is out tomorrow
09:07Starring these two
09:07Did he eat any Christmas puddings
09:10Whilst he was on set?
09:12My wrap gift to him
09:13Was a Christmas pudding
09:14Right now for people
09:15Who don't know why
09:15We're talking about this
09:16Who wants to explain
09:17Pick a hand
09:19Claire
09:20Claire
09:20So Richard
09:25Has incredibly interesting
09:27Culinary tastes
09:28Would you agree?
09:30That seems perfectly
09:31Normal to me
09:33I eat a Christmas pudding
09:33Once a month
09:35I ration myself
09:36To once a month
09:36What's so interesting
09:37Is he eats Christmas puddings
09:39Frequently
09:40But once a month
09:41Because once a month
09:43Does once a month
09:43Make it okay
09:44Or does
09:45Well I think
09:46My late wife said
09:47If I eat them once a week
09:48I'll turn into a polka
09:49Right
09:50Yeah
09:50Okay
09:50So I ration myself
09:51To once a month
09:52Is it a designated day
09:53Is it like the first Thursday
09:55In every month
09:55Or the last Saturday
09:56In every month
09:56Or
09:57No it's not that organised
09:58Right so you could eat one
09:59On the 31st
10:01Yeah
10:01And then the first
10:02I've got 27
10:03I've got 27
10:04Of them waiting
10:04In my larder
10:05So I'm hoping
10:06That I live long enough
10:07To eat all of them
10:07So you have a Christmas pudding
10:08Larder
10:09Yeah I do
10:10Do you have a Christmas pudding
10:11Compartment
10:11Or a cupboard
10:12Of its own
10:13Or what
10:13A whole cupboard
10:13That is just full of Christmas pudding
10:15Because Stuart
10:15Who works here
10:16Because Stuart
10:16Has a beetroot cupboard
10:18And we didn't believe him
10:19And then he showed us
10:20Pictures of it
10:20Where are you beetroot man
10:21He's not here
10:22He's at home
10:24Yeah but then your poo
10:25Always looks like
10:25Always
10:26I know it's terrifying
10:28Terrifying
10:28How would he know
10:29If it wasn't
10:29The real thing
10:30And he said
10:31We haven't done this
10:32For eight years
10:33Right and last week
10:34He said no
10:35I have to have a jar
10:36Of beetroot
10:37Before I can sleep at night
10:38It's like what
10:39And then he showed us
10:42I'm disturbed
10:43By this
10:45So you gave him
10:46A Christmas pudding
10:46Yes
10:47I don't know how it fared
10:48I don't
10:48What time of year
10:49Did you buy it
10:50Because they
10:50They're actually
10:51It must
10:53I can't remember
10:54When we wrapped
10:55It was before Christmas
10:55Yeah we wrapped
10:56So they were around
10:57But I tried to look up
10:58For the best possible
11:00Because I was like
11:01Everyone's going to
11:02Have bought them
11:02A Christmas pudding
11:02So I tried to find
11:03The most original
11:04Best Christmas pudding
11:05In the land
11:06I think it was
11:07From Yorkshire
11:08Yeah and I ate it
11:09The day that I got it
11:10A Yorkshire pud
11:11But a Yorkshire Christmas pud
11:12Absolutely delicious
11:13And did you start
11:15Eating them
11:15Because of the
11:16January discount
11:17Aspect of the Christmas pudding
11:18Well they do
11:19Give them away
11:21Football's kicking them
11:22Out of the stores
11:22In January
11:23You can't get rid of them
11:24Quickly enough
11:24Obviously they're
11:26Different sizes
11:27They're
11:28Okay
11:29You just really like them
11:31Don't you Richard
11:32Because they are gorgeous
11:33Aren't they
11:33They are delicious
11:34The only downside
11:35Of the Christmas pudding
11:36Is the fact
11:37They're usually served
11:38At Christmas
11:38When you're too full
11:39But they're so nice
11:41You have one anyway
11:41This is the idea
11:43You should have your own
11:44Franchise with Christmas puddings
11:45I think so
11:46All year round
11:47I mean cream eggs
11:48Are all year round
11:48Everything's all year round
11:49You've got a fragrance
11:50Yes
11:51And you need a Christmas pudding
11:52You have a fragrance
11:53I do
11:53Yeah
11:55That's not in my
11:57Self pen notes
11:58What's this
11:59What fragrance
12:00It's called
12:00Jack Perfume
12:01And it's
12:02The top notes
12:03Are lime
12:03Marijuana
12:04And mandarin
12:05Nice
12:05There you go
12:06And is this because
12:07Of your nose
12:08It's because of my nose
12:09I'm obsessed with smells
12:10You are obsessed with smells
12:11We've talked about this before
12:12I didn't realise
12:13So somebody's picked up on that
12:14Some perfumer
12:15Somewhere
12:16No I made it myself
12:18Launched it
12:1914 years ago
12:20By the way
12:20They are in a film
12:21It's called Savage House
12:22It's not just that
12:23No seriously
12:24And it sounds amazing
12:26But tell us more about that
12:27There are no Christmas puddings
12:28In the film
12:29Of Savage House
12:30No we're on to perfume
12:31Oh
12:32We're on to perfume
12:32And the
12:34E Grant Petri dish
12:35At home
12:35Which clearly is a feature
12:36Everything stinks
12:37In Savage House
12:39Right
12:39Everything
12:39So you need
12:40You need perfume
12:41To cover up
12:42The smell of everything
12:43Oh yeah
12:43Okay
12:44The BO
12:44The food
12:45The teeth
12:47The state of people's
12:48Hygiene
12:48When did you
12:50Concoct this
12:51And have you done it before
12:52Yeah
12:53When I was 12 years old
12:54I felt
12:56A mad crush
12:56On an American girl
12:57Called Betsy Clapp
12:58With a double P
12:58And I tried to make perfume
13:00Out of
13:01Rose
13:01And
13:03Like we do
13:04Like we do
13:04Yeah yeah
13:05We all have to do that
13:06And they're just
13:06Selling into sink bombs
13:07And then 40 years later
13:08I actually made perfume
13:09And it sells at
13:10Two big stores in London
13:12And online
13:12I did not know this
13:13Okay so it does very well
13:14It has done yeah
13:15Okay that's amazing
13:16The fact that you smell everything
13:18Claire can you just
13:19Testify to the fact
13:20He does smell everything
13:22All the time
13:22Formica
13:23Yeah
13:23Formica
13:24Ah the smell of Formica
13:26Forgive me
13:26Have you two worked together before
13:27No
13:28Well on this film
13:29But that's it yeah
13:29Yeah okay
13:30So did you know about the smelling thing
13:32The sniffing thing
13:33No I learnt a lot
13:34About Richard
13:35Yes
13:35Okay
13:37Which was great
13:38Because you're such a fascinating human being
13:40Yes he is
13:41And you're gorgeous and brilliant
13:42And we all absolutely love you
13:44Yes we do
13:44So when you
13:45When did you first
13:47Yes
13:48Get me out of here
13:49I was waiting
13:51I'll be over now
13:52Thanks Callum
13:53When did you first
13:54When did you first
13:56See him sniffing
13:57Um I can't recall
13:59Um I think it was
14:00I think it was
14:01Your neck
14:01No
14:03When I first met you
14:05I came in
14:05That's what I always do
14:06I go
14:07Hi how do you do
14:09Like a sniffing vampire
14:11Yeah
14:12If a vampire sniffed
14:14Instead of bitch
14:15This is your go to
14:16But lots of inanimate objects
14:18I've known the sniffing happened
14:20Okay
14:20Um because you smell scripts
14:22Don't you first of all
14:23Yeah everything
14:24I think it's the
14:25It's the shortest synaptic leap
14:26In the brain to your memory
14:27Right
14:28So how you remember everything
14:29Is you smell it
14:30Like a dog
14:30Okay is that reverse engineering
14:32Of a smelling thing
14:33Or
14:34Because you now smell
14:35So you've reversed engineered
14:36Mitigation
14:38For doing it
14:39I don't understand
14:40What you just said
14:41I don't understand that either
14:41Well because you've told us
14:43You've told us why it's useful
14:44Yes
14:44Did you know that before
14:46And therefore you think
14:47I've sniffed everything
14:47Because it does this
14:48Or you've sniffed everything
14:49I'd better sort of come up
14:50With a scientific reason
14:50I'd better come up with a reason
14:51It's reverse engineering
14:52When I was nine
14:53My dad said
14:54Why are you sniffing everything
14:55I said well the dog does
14:56And he said well you're not a dog
14:57And I said well my teacher says
14:59We're all animals
14:59So you know
15:00There you go
15:01I don't understand why people don't
15:02Everybody doesn't sniff stuff
15:04No I agree
15:05I mean you kiss somebody
15:06You only take a good sniff of them first
15:07Well they do say
15:08You can't go out with somebody
15:09That you don't understand
15:10You kind of go and go
15:11Oh I'd rather have a cup of tea
15:12Absolutely
15:14Favourite smell
15:15A gardenia
15:16A gardenia
15:17Oh that's lovely
15:18Alright
15:20Okay so the smelling thing
15:22You go to the set
15:23Can you smell a good movie
15:26You know by the script
15:28By the first five ten pages
15:30And also by the casting
15:31And the other thing is that
15:32When you're cast with somebody
15:35You're supposed to have chemistry
15:36Or a connection with them
15:37You have no idea
15:38If that's going to happen or not
15:39So it's a real bonus
15:40If you meet somebody
15:41And you really like them
15:43And get on with them
15:43But Foy
15:44She's great
15:44You're great
15:45She's very difficult
15:48Okay but
15:48I've been told
15:49And I absolutely am
15:51As well
15:52Okay
15:52Who knew
15:53Who knew first
15:55Who was in the film
15:57Did you know
15:58Right okay
15:58I knew he was in it
15:59You knew he was in it
16:00Yeah and I read the script
16:01Knowing that he was going to play that part
16:02So he was in it
16:03You weren't in it
16:04He is in it
16:05That gets you more
16:06Closer to it
16:07Oh yeah
16:08Okay
16:08Jack and Sarah
16:09Is one of my favourite films of all time
16:11As I've told you
16:14I promise you
16:15I tried to watch this film
16:16I promise you
16:16I would not have people on
16:18If I didn't try and watch their film
16:19I'm really looking forward to seeing it
16:20Honestly
16:20Savage House
16:21In cinemas tomorrow
16:22Anything else you'd like to say
16:23About it
16:24It's really funny and great
16:25Go and watch it
16:25It's really funny
16:26Great
16:27Go and watch it
16:27They make a very happy couple
16:29We do
16:30The price of one
16:31Claire Foy
16:31Richard E. Grant
16:35Take us into the break next
16:37It's Inspiral Cup
16:37It's their back
16:38With their classic
16:39Saturn V
16:45The lady crying by his side
16:52Is the most beautiful woman alive
16:55Saturn V
16:58You really were the greatest side
17:02Stretching out on a solid day
17:05He used to be calling me back to you
17:21You really were the greatest side
17:24Stretching out on a solid day
17:27He used to be calling me back to you
17:35Who are you?
17:37Who are you?
17:39Who are you?
17:41Okay, welcome back
17:42That's Inspiral Cup
17:43It's originally a hit Saturn V
17:45From their 1994 album Devil Hopping
17:48And they'll be back later on in the show
17:51Still to come
17:52Kiefer Southerner's going to be here
17:54More music from Kael Falkner
17:58Esther Perel's going to be here
18:01But now our next guest is a superstar country singer
18:05Who impresses us very much
18:07Her new album Little Miss Twain is out on Friday
18:09The 24th of July
18:10And her new single Dirty Rosie is out now
18:13She is the legend of country
18:15Long may she reign
18:17It's Shania Twain
18:43We've never had this many people in our studio
18:44This might be against the law
18:46Look, Shania, how are you?
18:49I'm great
18:50I'm just so awake right now
18:52I can't believe it's Shania Twain
18:57Welcome, welcome, welcome
18:58It's so great to have you here
18:59The new album is absolutely banging
19:02Seriously, it's so good
19:03I had a secret link to it last night
19:05Ozzy Jane had it as well
19:07I absolutely love it
19:08It's so good
19:09It's Stranger Things
19:11Strong country song
19:12Massive right time
19:13A banger
19:14Surely it's your future single
19:15Dirty Rosie
19:16Current single
19:17Unbelievable
19:19We had it on in the car
19:20Last night on the school run
19:21Super secret
19:22Me and the kids
19:23There was a thunderstorm
19:24It was so loud
19:25So we had to crank your music up even louder
19:26They couldn't believe it
19:27They said
19:28Is this lady really on your show?
19:30I said
19:30Yes, she's really on the show
19:31They couldn't believe it
19:32Out of My Life
19:34Rocking
19:34Very Dusty Springfield
19:35In there as well
19:37You've got
19:37I'd Be Loving Me
19:38Great track
19:39Great sentiment
19:41Yodelling is on there
19:41Do you have to be able to yodel
19:43To be a country star?
19:44It's possible
19:45It might be a prerequisite
19:46Yes
19:47Yeah, okay
19:47You have to yodel
19:49So you're here for a while
19:50Dog's here today
19:51My dog is here
19:52Dog is here today
19:53Yes
19:53Sapphire
19:54Sapphire
19:54Sapphire
19:55Sapphire
19:56It's the full name
19:56Alright, sorry about that
19:58Sorry about that, Sapphire
19:59No, it's true
20:00We do call her Safi
20:02Yeah, I'm going to be horse riding in the park
20:04Now, this is what I'm talking about
20:05Yeah, for sure
20:06So you are definitely horse riding in the park
20:07Definitely
20:08This is in Hyde Park
20:09Yeah
20:09You do it
20:10And you say you've never been recognised riding the horse in Hyde Park
20:13No
20:13Because people are more interested in the horse than who's on it
20:15Exactly
20:15Basically
20:16Yeah
20:16So will you be trotting out every day
20:18Have you trotted out yet?
20:19Have you
20:19I haven't
20:20I'm
20:21Where did you get your horse from?
20:22I'm looking for my first
20:22Well, I'm just going to rent it
20:24You rent your horse?
20:25Yeah
20:25See, we've done loads of shows in and around Hyde Park
20:28I've never seen the rent a horse booth
20:32No, they do
20:33They have stables there
20:34And I've gone many times
20:35I love it
20:36I would live
20:37I've actually looked there to try to buy something where I could be right at the stables
20:44Right
20:45The muse houses
20:46But there's nothing there
20:46Yeah
20:46You know about the muse houses?
20:47That's what I'm talking about
20:48So the muse houses, you know
20:49Those lanes, I know
20:50Yeah, they were the carriage houses
20:52Yes
20:52Yes
20:52So the garages that people now use for their cars
20:54Yeah
20:54The posh people in the posh parts
20:56They were the stables, weren't they?
20:57And the flats above, which is the muse house, were for the grooms
20:59Exactly
21:00So this is where
21:01This was like my dream London place to live
21:04Surely you're Shania Twain
21:06Well, there wasn't anything available at the time
21:08So we're like, okay, let's just go rent the horses and at least go ride out the horse
21:12Well, I'll go on to a right move today and we'll try to get your muse
21:15That'd be fun
21:16No, the dream
21:16Come on, you step out of your muse
21:18Yeah
21:18Of course it is
21:19You know, 10 steps to the stables
21:24Get on your horse and you go ride in the high park
21:25So how often will you ride over the next couple of weeks in London?
21:29Every day off
21:30Every day off you'll ride
21:31Yeah, I won't ride on a show day, just, you know
21:33No, you don't ride on a show day
21:35You also famously don't eat much on a show day until after the gig
21:39Yes
21:39That's because
21:41Well, yeah
21:42I, you know, you sing from your diaphragm and you're moving around a bit
21:46So, um, I just stay on liquids all day
21:51No digestion issues
21:53Because I usually burp when I sing
21:55Yeah, you say it's like six
21:56Usually if you eat in the day, it's about song six, song seven
21:59Yep, six, song seven
22:02I start burping
22:03It's chair
22:05I bet your burps are the best sounding burps in the world
22:07No, but it's like, it's just like clockwork
22:11Yeah
22:11So I just stick to liquids and no dairies
22:14No dairy at all
22:16It's really bad for the throat, isn't it?
22:17Yeah, that's got the whole mucus thing going on
22:18You know, because you're clearing your throat all day
22:20Yeah, yeah, yeah
22:21It's just bad, it dries you out
22:23We're going to have a little Shania boys and girls quiz now
22:26Okay
22:26All right, okay
22:27If you answer enough questions right, we'll play Dirty Rosie again and again and again
22:32That's your prize
22:33I would love to ask
22:34I would like, I'd like to know, who do you think Dirty Rosie is?
22:37That would be a great question
22:38Okay, well, we can ask you that at the end
22:40All right
22:41So these questions are, the answer is either boys or girls
22:44All right, okay
22:45So if
22:46So I just say boys or girls
22:48Yeah, you do
22:48And if the answer is boys, you'll hear this
22:51Boys, boys, boys
22:52Okay
22:52And if the answer is girls, you'll hear this
22:54Let's go girls
22:55You may have heard that before
22:56Yeah?
22:57You ready?
22:58I'm ready
22:58Okay, here we go
22:59Question number one
23:01Girls
23:02Well, no, we're not
23:03I haven't asked you the question yet
23:04That's the overture
23:05Question number one
23:07Oh
23:07Let's go girls
23:08Okay
23:09Yeah
23:10In the song
23:11I'm bad at games
23:12Yeah, tell me
23:12Go ahead
23:13In the song Run the World by Beyonce
23:14What's the most used word?
23:16Is it A girls or B boys?
23:17B boys
23:18Am I wrong?
23:20Oh
23:20It's girls
23:22Let's go girls
23:23Yes, it's the right answer
23:24We can edit that, can't we?
23:27Oh, the answer is girls
23:28So we can keep playing your thing
23:32Girls, it said 41 times
23:34Okay, okay
23:35Question number two
23:38In Cyndi Lauper's most famous song
23:39Who famously won Tavern
23:40Girls or boys?
23:41Girls
23:42Let's go girls
23:43It's the right answer
23:46They get more difficult
23:47I know, I'm
23:48In the band
23:49Totally stumped
23:50The bangles
23:50Famous for their songs
23:51Water Like an Egyptian
23:52And Eternal Flame
23:53Are there more girl or boy members
23:55In the band?
23:56Walk like an Egyptian
23:57Yeah
23:58What do you think?
24:00Girls
24:00Girls
24:01Let's go girls
24:02It's the right answer
24:06All right
24:08In the
24:09You're getting cocky now
24:11I'm feeling really smart right now
24:12In the all time international football
24:13Goals
24:14Sorry
24:14Is the all time international football goal scorer
24:17In the world
24:18A girl or a boy?
24:19Oh
24:20I actually really did know this
24:22Yeah
24:22Girl
24:23Let's go girls
24:24It's the right answer
24:26It's Christine Sinclair from Canada
24:29Awesome
24:29Yeah
24:29Who's scored
24:30Awesome
24:30For the Canadian national team
24:32All right
24:32The most Academy Award nominations
24:34Is 21
24:35But is this held by a boy or a girl?
24:38Girl
24:39Let's go girls
24:40It's the right answer
24:42Meryl Streep
24:43I just like the way you say girl
24:44Do you?
24:45Okay, I'm going to change it now
24:46Meryl Streep has 21 nominations
24:47Wow
24:49All right
24:49Is the record for the most number one singles
24:51By an artist
24:52On the US Billboard Hot 100 chart
24:54Held by a girl
24:55Or a boy?
24:59A girl
25:00Let's go girls
25:02It's the right answer
25:04We've never had anybody get so many questions right
25:06In one of our quizzes
25:07Girls are raining
25:08Okay
25:09It is raining down girls right now
25:11All right
25:11Is the all time Olympic gold medal record
25:14In women's singles tennis
25:15Held by a girl
25:16Or a boy
25:19Oh
25:20Well
25:21It has to be a girl
25:23Let's go girls
25:24It's the girl
25:26Serena Williams
25:27With four gold medals
25:28And Serena Williams
25:29Has just announced
25:30She's playing tennis again
25:31Next week in Queens
25:32At the age of 44
25:33And the rumour is
25:35She's coming back to tennis
25:36Now
25:37In 2026
25:38So she can play
25:39In the Olympics
25:40In LA
25:40With her sister
25:41Back in the Olympics
25:42Wow
25:43How exciting is that
25:44Oh boy
25:44Try to get that ticket
25:45No no
25:46Oh girl
25:46Not oh boy
25:48Oh girl
25:49Oh girl
25:50Okay
25:50In January
25:51It was announced
25:52That the new highest grossing actor
25:53Brought in
25:5415.4 billion dollars
25:56In worldwide box office gross
25:57Is this an actor
25:58A girl or a boy?
26:00Girl
26:01Let's go girls
26:02It's a girl
26:04It's Zoe Sardano
26:05Talking of Zoe's
26:06Who holds the record
26:07For the highest grossing concert tour
26:08Of all time
26:09Is it a girl or a boy?
26:11A girl
26:11Let's go girls
26:13Yeah
26:14Guess who it is
26:15Madonna?
26:16No
26:18Celine Dion
26:18No it begins with
26:19And ends in
26:20Ayla Swift
26:21What am I thinking?
26:23Yeah
26:23How could I not
26:24Think of Taylor
26:25Of course
26:26Taylor Swift
26:27Taylor Swift is the answer
26:28Like what?
26:30And one more
26:33This is
26:33You might not get this
26:35Oh boy
26:35I mean you're stumping me
26:36You might not get this
26:37Like crazy
26:38All right
26:38Was the song played
26:40On the 2007
26:41Space Shuttle
26:43Endeavour
26:43Voyage
26:44Sung by a boy
26:45Or a girl
26:46Girl
26:47Let's go girls
26:48Is the right answer
26:53Okay
26:53And as promised
26:55Shania wins
26:55Another mention
26:56Of her album
26:58Shania Twain's
26:59Brand new album
27:01Little Miss Twain
27:02Is out on
27:02July the 24th
27:04And her current single
27:04Dirty Rosie
27:05Is out now
27:09Still to come
27:10Kiefer Sutherland
27:11Is going to be
27:11On the show
27:13Esther Perel
27:13And Kyle Faulkner
27:14Playing live
27:15But now taking
27:15This is in the break
27:16It is the Inspiral Cup
27:17It's now back
27:18With This Is How It Feels
27:38This Is How It Feels
27:40This Is How It Feels
27:48When your word means
27:50Nothing at all
27:55Nothing at all
28:03Nothing at all
28:11Wow
28:12I love Inspiral Carpets
28:16And that was
28:17This Is How It Feels
28:17From their 1990 album
28:19Life
28:19Yay
28:21Still to come
28:22Esther Perel
28:22Is going to be here
28:23More music from Inspirals
28:24And also Kyle Faulkner
28:25But next
28:26Is a Canadian superstar
28:28Who has starred
28:29In some of your favourite
28:30Super telly shows
28:31And your favourite films
28:32The Guys are Legends
28:33His films are legendary
28:34And he's just released
28:35Your new favourite
28:36Music album
28:37How very dare he
28:38It's called Great
28:39It's out now
28:39So get ready for a chat
28:41You won't want it to be
28:42Any briefer
28:43It's Kiefer
28:45Sutherland
29:00Here we have sitting in front of us
29:01Kiefer, William, Frederick, Dempsey, George, Rufus Sutherland
29:06That's right isn't it
29:07Yes
29:07And there's a story behind
29:08All of those names
29:09Other than Rufus
29:10Or have you now found that one out
29:12No
29:12No I don't think
29:13Rufus is the first secret
29:14Alright
29:14So Kiefer because
29:16Kiefer I was named after
29:17A writer who wrote
29:20My father's first job
29:22A television show
29:23And his name was Warren Kiefer
29:25So surname Kiefer
29:26William
29:27William was the middle name
29:29That they had just chosen for me
29:30Fair enough
29:31Frederick
29:31Frederick
29:32Frederick was my father's father's first name
29:35Okay
29:36Dempsey
29:36Dempsey was my mother's mother's maiden name
29:39Okay
29:39This is good man
29:40George
29:41George was my father's best friend
29:43Which is hilarious
29:44Yeah
29:44And Rufus were not
29:45We still
29:46Jory's still out
29:47Yeah
29:47You said there may have been a nefarious reason for that
29:49And your dad just wasn't ever going to tell you
29:51I always just joked around that he owed whoever this was money
29:56And said I'll name my first kid after you if you feed me today
29:59Yeah
29:59But no I have no idea and yeah it was kind of mid 60s so my father was having a
30:06good time
30:06Yeah
30:06So gosh knows what it
30:08Well there's a song in there somewhere
30:09The album's great
30:10Thank you very much
30:11It's really great
30:11I really enjoyed listening to it yesterday I came off holiday on Saturday night
30:14I put it on yesterday in the sunshine
30:15It's really spoke to me for so many different reasons we're a very similar age
30:19Thank you
30:19You're a granddaddy I'm a granddaddy
30:21I think you might hold the world record for being the granddaddy the longest yet still being 59
30:28Haven't you been a granddaddy for over 20 years now?
30:30I've been
30:31Well for almost 20 years
30:32Almost 20 years
30:33Well 20 years now yeah
30:34Yeah
30:34So I've been a granddaddy for 11 years
30:36Wow
30:37Any tips?
30:39Um
30:40Yeah
30:40I mean it's the greatest tip of all which is that you can hand them back
30:44Yeah
30:44Right
30:45And you can buy them drum kits
30:46Electric guitars
30:48And
30:48Chainsaws
30:49All the candy and cash you can muster
30:51Yeah all the candy and cash
30:52I mean I'm 11 years in but I'm always you know
30:55I've realised as I get older you know always listen to more advice if it's
30:59Short and intense visits with the grandchildren is advised
31:02Okay
31:02Now you famously don't watch yourself back is that correct?
31:07Yes
31:07Alright
31:08Have you ever seen a whole episode of 24?
31:12I
31:12Yes I had to see one because I was being filmed and I had to commentate on it
31:18It was like a watch party
31:20Yes and so I watched it
31:21But that was under duress wasn't it?
31:23Great duress
31:24Oh yeah great duress
31:25It's funny I did I made a film called Stand By Me and
31:28Did you really?
31:30A little ripple I think
31:33And my girlfriend at the time and I went and saw the cast and crew screening
31:37Yes
31:37And here's the thing I have a real character in my mind that I went to portray
31:42And as soon as the film started I was like oh it's me and I was so upset
31:48So you could only see you
31:49I saw me and as the film was over and and I said let's get out of here really fast
31:54And on the way out I said I better get another job before this comes out or it's over
31:58Yeah
31:58And she said I thought it was really good and I said then you're ridiculous
32:02Yeah
32:03She was right and you were right
32:05I was wrong
32:05And that was the beginning of kind of well maybe maybe you should just kind of do the work
32:11And maybe not
32:12Yeah
32:13Criticize all right
32:14And just let it be
32:14Because I want to ask the question right
32:16Similarly to that if you can't watch yourself back and I completely get that
32:20Yeah
32:21Can you listen to your music back?
32:23Yes
32:23So that's different for you
32:25Very much yeah
32:26Isn't that interesting?
32:26So it's it's it's a it's a physical thing
32:29Right
32:29It's the way one interprets the way they look
32:32I have very few mirrors in my house
32:34Okay
32:36Very few reflective surfaces
32:38Yeah pretty much
32:39Yeah no marble then
32:40So it's just yeah I I I think I I wish I'd looked a little different and so I just
32:45Avoid looking and I just feel the way I do which is I like that
32:50But we all think you looked and look great
32:52Well that's very generous
32:53Along with more than half of the rest of the world I would imagine
32:57I want the other half
32:58Yeah I know
32:59I want it all
33:01Is it it's it is true I know it's true
33:03So whilst you were making Stand By Me you taught River Phoenix to play the guitar?
33:08I did not no
33:09Oh I thought you did
33:10I taught him how to play a song
33:11A song sorry
33:12So he was already he was already playing and I I was I was not a great guitar player by
33:19Any stretch I I had started playing when I was 11 but I I had clearly gone in a different
33:25Direction and so I wasn't really focused on the guitar that much at that time either
33:29And I had learned Stand By Me and I and it was a very simple song and to play the
33:35rhythm pattern and sing
33:37And I think he really wanted to play and sing right
33:41And so he was starting that and so I this is a good song for that
33:44And and I had taught him that and then at that kind of time I remember Rob Reiner commenting like
33:51oh and I haven't heard that song for a long time
33:54Yeah and this the film was called the body at that time off of the Stephen King short story
34:00And then later became Stand By Me and I think it was I was I was glad that I had
34:06at least played a part in
34:08In in help reminding him about that song
34:10Back to simpler time right simpler time another track on Kiefer's brand new album. It's called great
34:14It's a lovely lovely wonderful album
34:17A simpler time Kiefer Sutherland growing up. It was a simpler time running down Main Street with friends of mine
34:22Back when a phone call only cost a dime. I've been thinking about a simpler time small towns and welcome
34:26signs
34:27A stranger's smile or the wink of an eye. We could all be a little more kind. That's why I'm
34:31thinking about simpler time
34:32Yeah, I've been thinking about simpler time
34:33Is it just that it's our turn to think about simpler time?
34:37Well, yeah, I think the joke like whenever I've introduced it on tour
34:40I've always made the joke at great risk of sounding like one of those two Muppets on the balcony
34:44Yeah, yeah
34:45Yeah, yeah, it's just like it was so much better when we were younger
34:48Yeah, yeah
34:49And so
34:49And now you're going to say the next thing that we say
34:51But it's different now
34:52But yeah
34:54I was
34:54It wasn't
34:55Look, there's there's nothing that's going to change what's happening now and progress is being made and technology is changing
35:01and
35:01And
35:02You know
35:04My grandparents went to school in a buggy and a chorus right and then but by the time
35:10Long before they passed away people were walking on the moon, right?
35:12So I mean it's staggering how much changes in the course of one lifetime
35:17And so this was more of a reflection kind of through my kids eyes and through my grandkids
35:23I was just so grateful that I didn't grow up with a cell phone
35:26Yeah
35:27I so valued my childhood and the freedom that we had to explore
35:32To make up games
35:33I mean we would play war with the kids across the street and we had little encampments and we made
35:39all this stuff up
35:40And and I think that I was so grateful for those memories
35:44Yeah
35:44That's really where simpler
35:45No, and I get it again again
35:47It changes with me you don't have to you know, it's deafening how light it changes with me
35:50However having said that
35:52The VHS which was new to our parents
35:54Thank goodness for that because that meant you got to see all your dad's movies
35:58Yes
35:58So we embraced it in our time
36:00Yeah, so it was really funny
36:02Oh gosh, when you're the young person and all of this new stuff is becoming available
36:07It's awesome, yeah
36:08And you just can't figure out why your parents can't get it
36:11Yeah, yeah
36:12But I was 18
36:14I had been growing up in the theatre with my mum
36:16And we would, me and my sister, my twin sister would finish school
36:20We would go to the theatre, do our homework
36:22My mum would do her performance
36:23Then we'd all go home
36:24That was all very normal
36:26If back then, when a film came out
36:29You know, if it was successful, it stayed in the theatres for two, three months
36:33And then if you missed it, you missed it
36:35And I was not of age, so I couldn't see any of my dad's films
36:40And then when VHS came out, I was about 18
36:42And then I saw, oh my god
36:45I mean, what I saw in, like, from everything from, you know
36:51Bertolucci's 1900, Casanova
36:53Fellini's Casanova
36:55Don't Look Now
36:56Kelly's Heroes
36:57MASH
36:58All starring your dad
37:00Yeah, and just
37:01So mad
37:02And I, I was, I felt like a bad son
37:05That I hadn't seen all of this great work that he'd done
37:08I certainly didn't realise how versatile he was
37:11I didn't realise how prolific he was
37:13And so I called him after that
37:16And I just said, I'm really sorry
37:17I just watched Judge Diana
37:18And I had so many questions
37:20And he laughed and he said, well, don't be sorry
37:22I mean, how on earth could you have seen
37:24Yeah, he didn't mind at all
37:25Yeah, no, of course not
37:26And, and, and that kind of was the beginning of our adult relationship
37:30Right
37:30And so, yeah, so to the people that invented VHS
37:34Thank you very much
37:35Yeah, well done
37:35Yeah, well done
37:36Similar times is great
37:37But, you know, we're happy with the times when they weren't that simple
37:40We were quite happy with the VHS recorder
37:42Yeah
37:42And the player
37:43And it's true that you and your dad
37:44Obviously you, you sort of rekindled
37:46Or, or restarted a new iteration of your relationship
37:50Yeah
37:50And then you start talking about acting
37:52And then he said, don't mess this up
37:53Yeah
37:54You know, because I'm quite good
37:56Please be quite as good as you possibly can be
37:58It was, no, no, no, no
37:59It was, it was really kind of fortunate
38:05He decided, he had, I have three younger brothers
38:08Him, from him and a different, from his wife, Francine
38:13Of 50 years
38:15And, and they decided that they were going to take some time
38:19And so they all moved to France
38:22And he kind of was a stay-at-home dad for at least five or six years
38:27And that was kind of the window that I had at the beginning of my career
38:33So I never had this weird moment where we both had a film coming out on the Friday, right?
38:39I had a window to kind of, you know, stand by me
38:42Lost Boys, Flatliners, Young Guns
38:45Young Guns
38:45All of those films that I made came, kind of came out cleanly
38:49Right, that's interesting
38:50In that window
38:50Yeah
38:51That's interesting, isn't it?
38:52And so, so, yeah
38:54And I don't know if it was done on purpose
38:55If it was, oh my gosh, thank you very much
38:57Well, it's the stars again
38:58But it was just kind of worked out great
39:00And, uh, yeah
39:02Let's hear it for Keith for Sutherland
39:03There you go
39:06Amazing, right
39:07It's time to come
39:08Esther Perel and Carl Faulkner
39:10But first, taking us into the break
39:11It's the Inspiral Carpets
39:12With their first new single in 12 years
39:15My record of the week on Virgin Radio
39:17This is Drag the Bag
39:21Drag the Bag
39:25Drag the Bag
39:26Drag the Bag
39:27Drag the Bag
39:27Drag the Bag
39:28Till the day is most end
39:30Of the open bar
39:31Drag the bag
39:32Drag the bag
39:33Drag the bag
39:34Drag the bag
39:35And she'll put down the street
39:37All my world on my back
39:39Drag the bag
39:40Drag the bag
39:40Drag the bag
39:41Drag the bag
39:42Yes, everybody's...
39:44Drag the bag
39:45Drag the bag
39:46Drag the bag
39:47Drag the bag
39:48Drag the bag
39:49Drag the bag
39:50Drag the bag
39:51Drag the bag
39:53Drag the bag
39:53Drag the bag
39:54Yeah!
39:56How good is that?
39:58Drag the bag, Steve
39:59Drag the bag!
40:00Drag the bag, people!
40:01Drag it!
40:02Drag all the bags!
40:04Our next guest is a leading global sexpert
40:07Oprah Winfrey's best friend
40:09And a New York...
40:10That might not be true, that bit
40:11And a New York Times bestselling author
40:14Here with a new preface
40:15To her groundbreaking 2006 book
40:17Mating in Captivity
40:19She certainly can ring our bell
40:21It's Esther Perel!
40:30Such an honour to me
40:32It's incredible
40:35So this book is 20 years old
40:37Mating in Captivity
40:38So tell us about
40:40When the book first came out
40:41Before we get into it
40:42And about how people
40:44Used to read it in secret
40:45And all that kind of thing
40:46Well, they used to put it
40:47In a leather bind
40:48You know
40:49Because there was no audiobook
40:50Now I know that
40:51The majority of people
40:52Actually listen
40:53To me read it
40:54But it's also because
40:55They don't really want
40:56To be perceived as
40:58Needing
40:58Help
40:59So it was experienced like that
41:01I think it's gotten
41:02A little bit better
41:03But certainly men
41:04Were more reluctant
41:05To show that
41:06They were reading it
41:06But my kids knew the red cover
41:08And so in the subway
41:10In New York
41:10They would look
41:11And say
41:11Maman, I saw somebody
41:12Read your book
41:13Inside another book
41:14Often inside another book
41:15And people were too scared
41:16To come buy it
41:17Weren't they?
41:18So they would look
41:18For an old copy of it
41:20Or if a friend had one
41:21They'd sort of sneak it
41:22Out of their house
41:22I mean in a way
41:24It was that below the line
41:27PR that you couldn't imagine
41:28Almost
41:29It was putting in the public square
41:31A set of questions
41:33And experiences
41:34That many of us have
41:36But never would talk about
41:37Okay
41:38Why don't we get back
41:39To those foundational
41:40Original questions
41:41That this book is built on
41:43Why does good sex
41:44So often fade
41:45Even in couples
41:46Who continue to love each other
41:48As much as ever
41:48Right?
41:49People would come to me
41:50I'm a psychotherapist
41:51I still am
41:52They would say
41:53We love each other very much
41:54We have no sex
41:55It wasn't
41:56We hate each other
41:56We fight all the time
41:57We can't communicate
41:58Of course we don't want to touch
41:59There was no beef at all
42:00No
42:01No
42:01And now we have contraception
42:04We can do what we want
42:05And we don't want it
42:05And we don't know why
42:06Make me want
42:07Why does good intimacy
42:09Not necessarily guarantee
42:10Good sex
42:11As in
42:11What is the relationship
42:12Between love and desire
42:13Where do they relate
42:14And where do they conflict
42:16Can we want
42:17What we already have
42:18The big question of desire
42:20Why is the forbidden
42:21So erotic
42:22Why do sex
42:23Why does the sex
42:24Basically experience
42:26A fatal blow after kids
42:27And when you love
42:29How does it feel
42:29And when you desire
42:30How is it different
42:31Those were the guiding questions
42:33And they are still in there
42:34They're still there
42:35They're like page four
42:36Or page five
42:37And you know
42:37You start to answer those questions
42:39I would say the question today
42:40Is how can desire survive
42:42Lives of increasing
42:43Frictionless technologies
42:45And disembodied ways of living
42:47Okay
42:48That's the new
42:50Circumstances in which we are
42:51It's the contactless life
42:55The frictionless life
42:56The remote life
42:58The screen life
42:59It's really a question
43:01Are we going to do
43:02A ritual or virtual
43:03Yeah so how do we
43:04How do we
43:05Sort of
43:07Care and conjure up
43:09Contact
43:10In this contactless world
43:12Especially when
43:13The dating sites
43:15Are digital
43:15And virtual
43:16And removed
43:17And we're in danger
43:20Of witnessing
43:20The death of dating
43:21Almost
43:22No dating will
43:23Continue to exist
43:24It will take new forms
43:26I mean
43:26But there is something
43:28About looking for a soulmate
43:29On an app
43:30Right
43:30You know
43:31And the fact that
43:32We even consider
43:33Our partner a soulmate
43:34I mean soulmate
43:35Has always meant God
43:36The one and only
43:37Was not a human being
43:38So this idea
43:39That you can find
43:40One person
43:41The one and only
43:42With whom you're going
43:42To have everything
43:43And that one person
43:45Can give you
43:45What an entire village
43:46Used to provide
43:48That in itself
43:49Is a grand ambition
43:50Of romantic love
43:51That needs to be
43:52Shrunken to size
43:53And so some people
43:54Who have been dating
43:55For a while
43:56And you know
43:57Had very unfortunate
43:57Experiences
43:58Or very repetitive
43:59Experiences
43:59Or really boring experiences
44:01They've retreated
44:02Back to that village
44:03Of friendship
44:03Yes but here's the piece
44:05That I think is problematic
44:06With modern dating
44:08It is a little bit
44:09It's romantic consumerism
44:12I shop
44:13I have a checklist
44:15And the first thing
44:16That needs to happen
44:17For dating
44:18To regain
44:18Some of its soul
44:19And its life
44:20Is to ditch
44:21The checklist
44:22Money dating
44:23Are like interviews
44:24Job interviews
44:25They're not an adventure
44:27A date is an adventure
44:28Not a data collection
44:29So that's the first thing
44:31That really
44:32Ditch the list
44:33Ditch the list
44:33Ditch the list everyone
44:34Right
44:35Macy in Captivity
44:37It's not a new book
44:37It's been out for 20 years
44:38And it's sold
44:40Millions and millions
44:40Of copies
44:41And Esther's
44:42TED Talks
44:43Have tens of millions
44:44Of views
44:45Watch one
44:46Those who know
44:47No
44:48Those who don't
44:49Well you've now found out
44:50About Esther Perel
44:51Can we hear it for
44:52Esther Perel please
44:54Amazing
44:57How great is that woman
44:59Right
44:59That's all we have time
45:00For now
45:00For one more TfM
45:01Plug TfI 16
45:02Is next week
45:04Thanks so much
45:05TfI 15
45:06Playing us out now
45:07Kyle Faulkner
45:08How good is this song
45:09Same jeans
45:10Here we go
45:14I've got the same jeans on
45:16For four days now
45:18I'm gonna go to a disco
45:20In the middle of the town
45:21Everybody's dressing up
45:23I'm dressing down
45:29Life's from a circle
45:30And it doesn't
45:31When it ends
45:33Will you still
45:34Be my friend
45:35Am I making a fool of myself
45:38Tell me
45:39Am I making a fool of myself
45:41So
45:42When you look in the mirror
45:45Reflecting like I use
45:47Someone that you don't know
45:49That's the stranger
45:50That's been around
45:52And get your sense of daddy
45:54And get your feet back on
45:55For I, I, I, I
45:57I've got the same jeans on
45:59For four days now
46:00I'm gonna go to a disco
46:02In the middle of the town
46:04Everybody's dressing up
46:05I'm dressing down
46:10My mind's not covered
46:12But it's sincere
46:14If you're amazing
46:15What you can achieve
46:16In a year
46:17That's so hard
46:19But you're lost
46:20And a shit
46:20You know
46:21That's so hard
46:22But you're lost
46:23And a shit
46:24So
46:24When you look in the middle
46:27Reflecting like I use
46:29Someone that you don't know
46:31That's just me
46:33Let's turn around
46:34And get your
46:35Sentiment
46:35And get your feet back on
46:37Right
46:38Come on
46:57Oh
46:57Oh
46:57Oh
46:57You