103: Phone Addiction, Chatty Cats, & Shady Gardens
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What are the challenges of phone addiction among teenagers?
coming up on diggits today as we speak nelly is doing her final gcse what follows i'm slightly scared of joe yeah i've been getting lessons on tracking i've like in my phone i'm like right i will know where she is is that wilbur he's had quite an extreme haircut where all his long fur on his body is completely gone and he's just a giant head and a big tail
Yeah, it just makes everybody feel inadequate, I think. Whether you're 14, whether you're 40, whether you're 70 or whatever. It's just that whole feeling of looking at someone else's life is very, very detrimental to anyone's mental health. Yeah. All of that, right after this.
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Hello, Joe. You got the turquoise memo.
How does social media impact mental health?
Yeah, I did. Look, I think it's the exact same shade. How bizarre. We are in the same shade. This is what happens. You hang out with each other long enough. You know what it's like. You start getting the same periods, but I don't get a period anymore. So we don't have that, but we do sync. I've actually come dressed as, my inspiration has been David Hockney for today's outfit. I've got this picture that hangs in my, it's a poster.
Oh.
I've got this poster that hangs in my bathroom. It's really grubby. Don't judge. I need to polish it. I think this is his place in Los Angeles, one of his homes. And I've come dressed as the turquoise and the yellow. And I think that was subliminal sort of influence this morning. Having lost David Hockney last week. I've been obsessed reading everything, listening to everything David Hockney this weekend and really enjoying it.
What are the benefits of spending time in the garden?
What an incredible man.
But to have reached the age that he did, to have lived the life and the reflections that he said himself was incredible. I've had a great life and you can't ask for anything more than that. You know, the worst thing is to be grumpy and sad and miserable and not want to be here anymore. But he lived a really great life and enjoyed himself. And he was such an important person in the world of art and to all of us, such a huge influence. So, yeah, I don't think you can ask for anything more just to bow out happily, having a complete life.
He's sort of, you know, the greatest philosopher in a way, as well as being the most incredible artist. And also such how ahead of his time he was, you know, he was painting incredible paintings of, you know, queer life before... it was even decriminalized, you know, and just so, I mean, how important that is in itself. So in all these different ways, Hockney just, there's no one else like him.
It's amazing. No, he led the way. One of our crew, one of our head honchos, Dino, sent a thing this morning and it was about David's mum when she came to visit him in California. She looked out and it was obviously clear blue skies, the blue that he's infamous for, clear blue skies. She just looked out and went, oh, what a shame. It's a perfect day for washing and no one's got their washing out. It's that kind of grounding. That's where he came from. And that, yeah, that never left him, did it? And never, ever left him.
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