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19. Chatting al fresco with Shelagh Fogarty

Fortunately... with Fi and Jane – stories told when the microphone’s off.

• 28 mins

20. Celebrity junkets and (not) swearing

Asian Network’s Haroon Rashid on mega-celebrity interviews. Plus Prince Andrew posters.

• 33 mins

21. Sex industry secrets with Jon Ronson

Fi and Jane talk to broadcaster Jon Ronson about the effects of free porn.

• 37 mins

22. Bras (and interviews) of magnitude

An upcoming interview sets Fi, Jane and guest Samira Ahmed thinking.

• 35 mins

23. #verystrong podcasting with W1A writer John Morton

Fi and Jane chat with John Morton, writer of the popular television series W1A.

• 39 mins

24. Peanut butter shower dispensers and Neil Nunes

Voice shaping and "being a marmite broadcaster".

• 41 mins

25. Optimism with presenter Jon Snow

Journalist and broadcaster Jon Snow on the other Jon Snow, Trump, egos and optimism.

• 38 mins

26. George Orwell, old-fashioned porn and female flashers

Fi and Jane discuss sex and getting older.

• 38 mins

27. Squid ink and Christmas codpieces with Grace Dent

Fi and Jane are joined by broadcaster and restaurant critic, Grace Dent.

• 36 mins

28. Christmas cling film and out-there journalism with Shaimaa Khalil

Shaimaa Khalil talks to Fi and Jane about the dangers of being a foreign correspondent.

• 39 mins

29. Marxist board games and smart thinking with Geoff Lloyd and Ed Miliband

Plus not winning awards, Marxist board games, dog shows and tripping over at Davos.

• 49 mins

30. Mildly bawdy with TV presenter Nick Knowles

The feel good factor of DIY SOS, and whether it’s sometimes ok to be bawdy.

• 43 mins

31. Classic!

Fi and Jane cover classical music and AI composers with broadcaster Clemency Burton-Hill.

• 45 mins

32. Jane and Fi’s Review of the Year

Including ear of the year and Gloria Hunniford’s hair.

• 37 mins

33: Bless you, Fi

Fi’s been struck down with the flu – but that won’t stop the first Fortunately of 2018.

• 33 mins

34. Black pudding baby puree… with Chef Tom Kerridge

Jane and Fi put Tom Kerridge in the ‘joyful people’ category.

• 43 mins

35. Young person prejudices with iPM presenter Luke Jones

Fi and Jane pose questions on the habits of the millennial.

• 41 mins

36.Spinning, Sapphic footrubs and shameful hatlessness… with Nikki Bedi

Jane and Fi talk to Arts Hour and ±«Óãtv London presenter Nikki Bedi.

• 29 mins

37. Cranky milks and mummy almonds… with Sheila Dillon

How a pesticide scandal sparked her interest in food journalism and some organic advice.

• 30 mins

38. Difficult conversations about harassment, and petrol station porn... with Adam Buxton

Three podcast hosts collide as comedian and broadcaster Adam Buxton joins Fi and Jane.

• 39 mins

39. The Turning: with Emma Kennedy

Actress, writer and presenter Emma Kennedy join Fi and Jane in the pizza.

• 34 mins

40. Inner Curls and Contrarians with Emily Maitlis

Newsnight presenter Emily Maitlis joins Fi and Jane.

• 41 mins

41, Mistaken heritages, with Viv Groskop

Fi and Jane are joined by Comedian and Russophile Viv Groskop.

• 37 mins

42. A Cautionary Tale, with Radio Critic Gillian Reynolds

Gillian Reynolds MBE joins Fi and Jane and they’re not nervous. Well… maybe a little.

• 34 mins

43. Life doesn’t come in paragraphs, with Will Self

Fi and Jane are joined in the pizza by journalist and novelist, Will Self.

• 43 mins

44. A squirrel got my melon in Yosemite, with journalist Mark Mardell

Foreign Correspondent Mark Mardell on the dangers of taking fruit into Yosemite.

• 36 mins

45. Soup, cake and organic scaffolding: Fortunately, at Jane’s house.

Fi travels to Jane’s home in West London for the final episode in this series.

• 34 mins

46. Not being the story: with Presenter Sarah Montague

Journalist Sarah Montague joins Fi and Jane to talk balanced journalism and interrupting

• 38 mins

47. Fatbergs and tantric sex with Jo Whiley

Fi and Jane dive into the sewers, there's a manscaping mystery and Jo Whiley drops by.

• 39 mins

48. Jim Al-Khalil's 50 shades of Quantum Biology

Fi recalls her teenage pen pal, whilst Jane takes issue with Jim's views on 80s music.

• 40 mins