Stay ConnectedThe team who brought you Glamour’s Hey, It’s OK… proudly present Is It Just Me? Each week Jo Elvin, James Williams and a celebrity guest debate the funniest, weirdest and most pressing dilemmas: from social media to mental health, to, erm… bra washing. Are you alone in your strong opinions on trivial stuff? Tune in and find out!
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Happy New Year! All forms of resolutions are put firmly by the wayside today, and instead, Jo and James settle in for several large cups of tea with the brilliant DJ extraordinaire Annie Mac, whose new album, Annie Mac Presents 2017, is out now.
Annie discusses her career, working in a male dominated industry and how women are getting through, and the parts of her job she's had to put a lid on since having children. And the three talk about weddings, girl-on-girl feuds and the idea of being a "girly girl", and not giving a toss about turning 40.
This week's episode was recorded on December 5 in Annie Mac's (very nice) kitchen. It was edited by Kat Brown, with music by Martin Austwick.
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Happy Boxing Day everyone, hope you had a brilliant Christmas and that no relatives were harmed during conversations about Brexit. Jo and James have a proper festive treat this week – the inspiring and all-round good egg Davina McCall is here, talking about her new DVD Toned in 10 which is out today.
But don't worry if exercise is the last thing on your mind right now, as they have a lot of non-exercise stuff to talk about too, including using psychics – Davina's story is pretty intense – and exactly who they've all been tweeting in hopes of a reply (still waiting on Dwayne Johnson tbh). And a long conversation about the menopause becomes a discussion about how to get men to open up.
This week's episode was recorded on November 6 in central London. It was edited by Kat Brown, with music by Martin Austwick.
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Jo and James are back, back, BACK and to celebrate, they've brought the most fabulous addition to Strictly Come Dancing since Ed Balls and Gangnam Style: it's head judge Shirley Ballas!
Shirley talks about her first season on the BBC, her relationship with Darcey, her tattoos, and how she deals with trolls – and what she thought of the online reception to Alexandra Burke, as well as the "bitchy triplets" on I'm A Celebrity.
This week's episode was recorded on December 19 at Shirley Ballas HQ. It was edited by Kat Brown, with music by Martin Austwick.
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Hang on, James is still on holiday? Rude! Before he returns for next week's episode, Jo Elvin is joined by Kat Brown and the journalist, author and beauty expert, Sali Hughes, who joins the podcupboard to talk about the joys of makeup, her next book, and the hidden homeless. Last month, Sali and a group of friends raised thousands by sleeping rough - and it's a cause very close to Sali's heart as she explains on the show. And of course, there are three topics to dissect in great details.
You can still sponsor Sali and raise money for Centrepoint.
This week's episode was recorded on November 20 at Acast Studios. It was edited by Kat Brown, with music by Martin Austwick.
Join in the conversation using #isitjustmepodcast, email in on isitjustmepodcast@gmail.com, and follow the team:
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Kat Brown
And our special guest, Sali Hughes
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Well hello again! The Hey, It's OK... team are back in the sparkling new plumage and to kick off the new series Jo Elvin is joined by Kat Brown (regular co-host James Williams is on holiday in Bali, rude) and the brilliant stand-up comedian, Margaret Cho, who is touring her new show Fresh Off The Bloat.
Get tickets for Fresh off the Bloat at www.margaretcho.com
This week's episode was recorded on November 21 at Acast Studios. It was edited by Kat Brown, with music by Martin Austwick.
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And our special guest, Margaret Cho
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Joy hits the podcupboard this week in the form of Nigella Lawson, who joins James Williams and Kat Brown for the last in this series of Hey, It's OK... to talk about her new BBC One show - and fabulous accompanying book - At My Table.
So, once James managed to calm down about the "Dalai Lama of Domesticity" joining him, there was a lot to chat about, from Instagram, to poaching eggs without using a vortex. And of course, there are three topics to discuss. So hey, is it OK to be stuck in a food rut? Is it OK to have a slight hatred of fussy eaters? And is it OK to be a hoarder?
This is the last episode of the podcast under the Hey, It's OK... name, but fear not: Jo and the pod gang will be back here with a snazzy new look on November 28 as Is It Just Me.
Get all the latest news by following the podcupboard on Twitter: @jo_elvin, @JamesConradW12, @katbrown, and of course, @Nigella_Lawson
And get us on Instagram: Jo, James, Kat and Nigella
Episode produced by Kat Brown with music by Martin Austwick. Watch At My Table on Mondays, BBC One at 8pm, and get the At My Table cook book in all good bookshops now.
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The Queen of the Jungle (and Empress of the sofa), Scarlett Moffatt, joins Jo and Leanne in the GLAMOUR podcupboard to talk about her new book, Me Life Story, before she jets off to the jungle to film I'm A Celebrity's... spin-off, Extra Camp. And of course, there are three topics of great import to discuss. So hey, is it OK to wear a slogan tee even if you have no idea what the slogan actually means? Is it OK to go all out for Halloween (have an amazing time tonight, by the way!)? And is it OK to not have the "uh-mazing" proposal story, or should you be aiming for something out of a Reese Witherspoon film? This episode was recorded on October 11 and edited by Kat Brown, with music from Martin Austwick. One note: it was recorded before Scarlett shared the sad news of her break-up. We love you Scarlett – chin up. Follow the podcupboard on Twitter: @jo_elvin @leannebayley @ScarlettMoffatt and @katbrown.
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Emma Freud (and her adorable guinea pig Ron Burgundy) join Jo and Lucy in the GLAMOUR podcupboard to dish the dirt on the Mamma Mia! sequel, what's coming up for Comic Relief, and to have a general chit chat. And as ever, there are three vitally important topics to discuss, just like in a features meeting. So hey, is it OK to have a friend you have nothing in common with unless you're drinking? Is it OK to quit when you're winning? And is it OK to cut millennials some slack – enough of this avocado toast nonsense. Episode produced by Kat Brown, and recorded on September 6, with music by Martin Austwick. Follow the GLAMOUR podcupboard on Twitter: @jo_elvin @emmafreud @LucyJournoJones and @katbrown.
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The utterly lovely Jim Chapman joins Jo and Kat in the GLAMOUR podcupboard to talk about his new book, 147 Things, and life on Britain's YouTubing A-list. And of course, there are three topics to discuss. So hey, is it OK to like someone in real life, but hate their social media persona? Is it OK to refuse to join the "I'm just so stressed and busy!" cult? And is it OK to believe in ghosts?This episode was edited by Kat Brown with music by Martin Austwick, and was recorded on October 9. Follow the cupboard on Twitter: @jo_elvin @katbrown @JimChapman
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It's World Mental Health Day today, October 10, and if you're struggling, or worried about someone – reach out. #HeyItsOK to talk about mental health.Rick Edwards, the man who most unites the GLAMOUR office in sighs of romantic joy, joins Jo and Lucy in the podcupboard to talk about his new book, Scienceish, a spin-off of his podcast with Dr. Michael Brooks, in which the pair explore the scientific realities behind pop culture.So hey, is it OK to have a signature look and stick with it forever and ever? Is it OK to talk about your mental health on social media? And is it OK to genuinely hate someone?This episode was edited by Kat Brown, with music by Martin Austwick, and recorded on October 4 in the GLAMOUR podcupboard.
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