What Makes You Rich & Do I Have ‘Ferritin Face’?
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What is the episode’s opening theme and who are the new hosts?
Hello and welcome to Mamma Mia Out Loud. It's what women are actually talking about on Friday, the twenty oh I can't read that. Fifth? Twenty fifth. Yeah. Of September. I don't know why. Suddenly my vision on my script. I don't never know what day it is. So let's try that again. It's Friday the twenty fifth of September and I'm Holly Wayne, right? I am Jesse Stevens. And I am Keisha Pettit. Ooh.
I've always said Keisha Petit. And I'm me too. Oh I usually get petite. Yeah. I don't know if Petit is the vi P Petit feels kinda cute and I like it. Petit little French. Petit's sound like it couldn't be broadcast at a time between three and five. Our
M is Paul Lee today. So Keisha, who is our new EP and who you might have heard on subscriber episodes, is jumping in the M chair. And yeah, I've got some questions for you in a minute. Oh, I've got s a big seat to fill. Uh
what you say, sorry. Big big boots to fill. Uh what is the phrase? Yes. Yeah, fill. Who knows? It's Friday. Here's what's made our agenda for today. Could a time affluence make you feel more rich? Is free time a status symbol now?
And things men universally like. We would never generalize on this show, not antigender stereotypes, but we need to talk about how men love aeroplanes. They like throwing rocks into large bodies of water and um they like doing a little knock on the wall to check its structural integrity when they walk into a room.
And we have a documentary, A Kitchen Gabbit Gabbit. This is really going well. This Friday show is really going well. We have a documentary, a kitchen gadget, and the best beauty thing I've bought in ages. That's our Friday recommendations. But first, hey Keisha. Welcome to Outloud Officially because you haven't been on the main show yet, right? And the Outlouders are getting to hear you for the first time. Now some of them will know you because you uh came to us from Life Uncut and you worked in radio for a long time before that. So some of them will h will know your voice and they'll be like, Yay, quies, quiche.
Quiche sounds a is that what we call you? Quiche petit is fine. I've definitely been called worse. This
is week three or week four of Mamma Mia. Yeah, week three, day sixteen. Day sixteen at Mamma Mia. I wanna know what it's like, if you have any feedback for us. About starting in this new place. Maybe that should happen
have not have happened not on a microphone. But yes, tell tell everyone how you're
going. Last week I spoke with Lee Campbell from UBea and she said, Yeah, starting here is kind of like it's like drinking from a fire hydrant, isn't it? And I was like, yes. And it I think that that is a perfect descriptor, but in every good way. Like it's been really It's been very intense in a positive way. And I just think this team they're so brilliant and everyone is very creative and very efficient. Like
Is it weird because um you came from Life on Cut Brilliant, Brilliant Podcast and you worked really closely with the hosts. This is like you're coming into a big office. Like have you worked in an office for a while like
Not where have you ever experienced this? I worked in radio, like in a radio office.
Why do the hosts call certain coworkers “office pingers” and how does that affect workplace dynamics?
So it was kind of office adjacent. But the systems, and that was kind of the thing that I was a little bit, it might sound a little silly, but the thing I was a little bit anxious about was having to learn new processes. I don't have the type of brain that is particularly good with admin, and and doing things in like a structured way is not something that comes naturally to me. And so when I started here, The phrase Slack attack. So Slack is the messaging platform that we use here at Mumma Me. Yeah. I've never used it before. Previously, I'd used WhatsApp, iMessage, Instagram, and Good Hope. You know, like just the hope that the message would somehow get through. Like just the hope. And so Slack. I really did experience like the Slack attack is what everyone re refers to it as.
There are like a million channels, just to paint a picture. We have this system called Slack. I'm sure lots of people who work in offices who are listening have some kind of equivalent system or Slack itself.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the episode’s opening theme and who are the new hosts?
0:02–3:19
2
Why do the hosts call certain coworkers “office pingers” and how does that affect workplace dynamics?
3:19–10:35
3
What funny and bizarre things do men universally love, from rocks to novelty shirts?
10:35–18:43
4
How does “time affluence” differ from having more money, and what is the Goldilocks zone of free time?
18:43–32:13
5
What is “ferritin face,” and could it be a sign of iron deficiency rather than just fatigue?
32:13–39:06
6
What health signs should prompt a doctor visit versus a self‑diagnosis for pale or tired‑looking skin?
39:06–42:45
7
Which beauty products and kitchen gadgets do the hosts recommend in today’s show?
42:45–47:55
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