102: DIG IN: HRT Frustrations, Pizza Wars and Poo Bag Etiquette
episodePreviously titled “102: DIG IN: Pizza Wars and Poo Bag Etiquette” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 2, 2026
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Coming up on Dig It.
What crazy culinary creation does Jo share?
Best pizza ever is gorgonzola and pineapple. Without a shadow of a doubt, the best pizza.
Oh, hang on a minute.
Culinary expert here talking.
This is another crazy combination from Joe Wiley.
It's diverting it to clenching your buttocks, so you're thinking of that instead.
It's like a three-part movement when I clench my buttocks these days because there's so much. It's like, and one, and two, and three.
And it really annoys me when other people pick up my poo bag before I've got back.
What unbelievable plane behavior story does Daniel recount?
Because I'm like, if you see a bag, you don't know whether they're going to pick it up.
Well, you need a sticker on it then, Jo. Saying, I'm Jo Wiley and I'm coming back for this poo bag. All of that right after this.
Dig It is brought to you by Beaver Farm. Question for you, Jo. Do you ever wonder how you can keep a bottle of squash in a cupboard for months without it going off? It has crossed my mind. Well, this is the thing. So much squash is packed full of preservatives so that it can last for ages once opened.
What embarrassing moment did Charlotte have with the Queen?
But Beaver Farm are kind of the opposite to that.
Hang on a minute. Beaver Farm? Yeah. I always thought it was pronounced Belvoir, which is like the really posh squash that you see in supermarkets. So not Belvoir, but Beaver. Beaver Farm. Okay, right. This is news to me.
Yeah, Jo, it surprises a lot of people.
What are the frustrations around dog poo bag etiquette?
But at Beaver Farm, they're completely obsessed with taste. So they make their drinks properly using real fruit juices, real flowers, and absolutely no artificial sweetness, flavourings, or preservatives.
Which does mean that once you open their cordials, they need to live in the fridge so they can be enjoyed fresh. Yes.
Slightly less convenient. But so much more delicious. That's why you'll recognise all of the ingredients on the label rather than sounding like something engineered in a lab.
Try Beaver Farm drinks yourself. Enjoy them fresh from the fridge. Perfect for sunny afternoons.
How does Jo feel about picking up after her dog?
And they're available in all major supermarkets.
At Beaver Farm, they never use anything artificial because the real thing just tastes better. Hello, diggers. Welcome to Dig In. Hello, Joe, my gorgeous friend. Hi, Zoe.
Love to you. Can I start off by saying I had a really happy accident on the way here today? I put on a pair of jeans, couldn't decide which ones to wear, went to my third drawer down, found my dark denim jeans and thought, they'll do today. I put them on and in my pocket, I discovered this
What unusual behavior have listeners witnessed on planes?
I don't want to make anybody sick if you're watching this on YouTube. I discovered these little plastic babies, which are my Invisalign trays, which I have been missing for a week. They're my retainers. They cost a fortune. Oh my God. I finished my treatment and I'm supposed to wear the trays to stop my teeth from going back. And I can feel them. Over the past few days, I've been panicking because I could feel them kind of moving a little bit and hurting. But I had no idea where they were. And if anybody has ever done any kind of dental work or had treatment or done Invisalign, you'll know what it's like. You lose those retainers everywhere. You take them out when you're going to have a cup of coffee somewhere and then you leave the cafe and you realize you've left them in the cafe and you go running back to try and find them before anybody else sees them because they're really embarrassing things for other people to find.
They're pretty gross for anyone to pick up, aren't they? They are. They're really gross. But I had this awful thing when I was at Radio 2 when I first started using them. And I left one in the studio. God knows how. It must have fallen out of my pocket when I went to do Link. So I was on the train on the way home and I was like, shit.
What emotional moments are shared about weddings?
I've lost it. I don't know where it is. And then the next day I got into work and somebody sent an email and all the staffer to everybody at the BBC saying somebody left their retainer in the studio yesterday. Yuck. Would you like to come and get it back or something? I don't know. And I went back to being that kid who'd weed herself in the school assembly room.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:01
2
What crazy culinary creation does Jo share?
0:01–0:27
3
What unbelievable plane behavior story does Daniel recount?
0:27–1:04
4
What embarrassing moment did Charlotte have with the Queen?
1:04–1:22
5
What are the frustrations around dog poo bag etiquette?
1:22–1:55
6
How does Jo feel about picking up after her dog?
1:55–2:29
7
What unusual behavior have listeners witnessed on planes?
2:29–3:29
8
What emotional moments are shared about weddings?
3:29–37:18
Speakers
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