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Studio Guest [Jonathan Woodham]:
I've been, actually... giving a lecture in London at Sotheby's - and er... I was just wandering down the street on thinking about: "Do I want to go and have a drink before I go to work?" - and deciding that I probably wouldn't because time was getting on.
Tommy Boyd:
And then suddenly this...
Studio Guest [Jonathan Woodham]:
And then I weighed up...
Tommy Boyd:
yeah...?
Studio Guest [Jonathan Woodham]:
... "could I spare this amount of time"? I thought, "OK".
Tommy Boyd:
Excellent... excellent. So what was your lecture at Sotheby's?
Studio Guest [Jonathan Woodham]:
It was on 'Cool Britannia'. Um...
Tommy Boyd:
Lecturing who?!
Studio Guest [Jonathan Woodham]:
Um... MA Students in: The Marketing of the Arts.
Tommy Boyd:
*inhale* Right. Presumably there's lots of visuals when you lecture?
Studio Guest [Jonathan Woodham]:
A fair amount, yeah.
Tommy Boyd:
Yeah. OK.
Studio Guest [Jonathan Woodham]:
Yeh.
Tommy Boyd:
What...? How does it work? Do you have yourself a specific set of targets - for what presumably is a one-off lecture like that?
Studio Guest [Jonathan Woodham]:
Yeh, I... well ... I don't know what you mean by "targets"!?
Tommy Boyd:
Well...
Studio Guest [Jonathan Woodham]:
You mean things to say, or?
Tommy Boyd:
Outcomes. What the students walk away with. What you tell them at the beginning they're going to know at the end.
Studio Guest [Jonathan Woodham]:
No. I think it's plearly clanned - cl... - clearly planned, he says - I can't speak now. Yeh... yeah.
Tommy Boyd:
OK... er - family?! Children?
Studio Guest [Jonathan Woodham]:
I have two boys.
Tommy Boyd:
Two boys. How old are they now?
Studio Guest [Jonathan Woodham]:
One is just coming up for 20 and... um ... Is it 20? Yes, I think it is. And the other one is er... just fifteen.
Tommy Boyd:
Oh??... And you and me, we've been exactly the same in that respect. And funnily enough, I can't remember whether Jack's nineteen or twenty *sarc. laugh*
Studio Guest [Jonathan Woodham]:
Yeah yeah. I mean, I think it get... gets a bit difficult at that stage... I mean...
Tommy Boyd:
Where are they? Are they both at home still?
Studio Guest [Jonathan Woodham]:
Um, yes. I mean, the other one's a bit of a nuisance - uh, it would be nice if he was listening. He's trying to make his living, I guess, at sort of events and music organisations.
Tommy Boyd:
Is he really?
Studio Guest [Jonathan Woodham]:
Yep.
Tommy Boyd:
What does he do?
Studio Guest [Jonathan Woodham]:
Well! He organises events...
Tommy Boyd:
Oh. I see! He's the organiser? I'm sorry! Sorry!
Studio Guest [Jonathan Woodham]:
He organises events. He makes his own music - um... electronic, and otherwise...
Tommy Boyd:
What about the younger?
Studio Guest [Jonathan Woodham]:
The younger one, he's a computer... um... nerd - he would say.
Tommy Boyd:
Would he say that? They do yeah, they get the self-depdeprivation.
Studio Guest [Jonathan Woodham]:
No! I think he quite likes that...
Tommy Boyd:
Yes... yeahhss...
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Tommy Boyd:
We played "Oh What A Circus" by David Essex about 10 minutes ago, and Robert calls from Eastbourne with more on the language they were singing in that David Essex song. Robert?
Caller [Robert]:
Hello. Good afternoon Tommy.
Tommy Boyd:
Robert!
Caller [Robert]:
Yes, um... I'd just rung up Allison to say it's Latin.
Tommy Boyd:
Yes.
Caller [Robert]:
And in fact, it's um, it's a kind of a... like a Holy Hymn of Praise to adito likened to a Holy Mother; Exactly why Che Guevara should be um ... who, basically David [Essex] was playing the part of Che Guevara, the revolutionary, who went out into South America to try and turn everybody into revolutionary countries - but exactly why he singing in Latin, I'm not quite sure!! But it is Latin.
Tommy Boyd:
Well, it's Andrew Lloyd Webber again for you, isn't it!? *(probably)*
Caller [Robert]:
Exactly...
Tommy Boyd:
*laughter*
Caller [Robert]:
It's all 'artistic license'.
Tommy Boyd:
Yes! *laugh* Good spot. Anyway, can you speak a little bit of Latin?
Caller [Robert]:
Um... I studied Latin. Um... I studied Greek, Ancient Greek, Latin, Hebrew. Um... but only from the point of view of reading it; translating and reading it - not actually speaking it.
Tommy Boyd:
But obviously you know it when you hear it?
Caller [Robert]:
Oh yes! I've always assumed it was Latin. So when you ... so when I think Allison said it's Argentinian - I thought, "Well, where's that coming from!?", you know.
Tommy Boyd:
I know. Nice work! Thank you for that 'top-up'! You're an erudite man!
Caller [Robert]:
Thank you very much.
Tommy Boyd:
Cheers!
Caller [Robert]:
Bye-bye.
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Tommy Boyd:
And I'm not convinced about a conservatory. I just think it's somewhere else to heat; somewhere else to... you know, put a stereo system in - that you rarely listen to. The sofa's fade in the sunlight. And it's another room to hoover! Somewhere else to lose your ipod.
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Tommy Boyd:
You see, the thing is, Ray... big hairy men...
Caller [Ray]:
... and it's still in the family!
Tommy Boyd:
And it's still in the family! And it'll maybe get used again or something like that ...
Big hairy men, like you and me; We don't really ... couldn't tell one wedding dress from another, could we?!
Caller [Ray]:
Er... only the colours, I suppose!?
Tommy Boyd:
Not really!
Caller [Ray]:
*laughter*
Tommy Boyd:
Not unless it's a really spectacular one! You know, 'a strange one'. Basically, it's a load of veils from the waste going out. A 'tighter waste pull thing' as you can get. Cream or white going up. A little bit of skin 'there'.
That's it!!!
Wedding dress: Boom!
Caller [Ray]:
As long as it covers the body. *laughter*
Tommy Boyd:
Yeah, except for the shoulders; I like to see a little bit of shoulder on a bride.
Caller [Ray]:
Yeah. That's right. Yeah.
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Tommy Boyd:
What you do is, you say, "Thank you very much indeed!" to the person who will have often over-directed you.
Allison Ferns:
Hmmm
Tommy Boyd:
Because if they know - and especially if it's a man - he will say too much. And you can't remember it all.
Allison Ferns:
No.
Tommy Boyd:
So... what you do is, you say, "Thank you very much indeed! Thanks a lot - that's great! Cheerio! Bye!" - wind the window up, and then have a meeting.
Allison Ferns:
*laugh*
Tommy Boyd:
Have a little discussion: "Right. What have we got here? What do you think?"
Allison Ferns:
Yeah, but we both ... it was as if we both heard different conversations!
Tommy Boyd:
Hmmm.
Allison Ferns:
I thought it was: 'A left, a left, and the next left.' He was adamant it was: 'A left, a right, then a left.'
Tommy Boyd:
08459 570057 - Navigating - in the car.
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Tommy Boyd:
It's twenty-two minutes to three, and Nigel calls from Buckstead.
Caller [Nigel]:
Uh! Hello Tommy!
Tommy Boyd:
Hi Nigel!
Caller [Nigel]:
Um... I'm a first time caller!
Tommy Boyd:
Oooh-haw!
Caller [Nigel]:
Although, I often listen to you!
Tommy Boyd:
Jolly good!
Caller [Nigel]:
Um... now! 'House numbers'!!
Tommy Boyd:
Yes!
Caller [Nigel]:
Um, I live in Buckstead and... which is a village - you may not not know it, uh...
Tommy Boyd:
I do!
Caller [Nigel]:
You do?!! Oh, well done! And er... I live pretty close to the centre of the village - uh, in Franfield Road.
Tommy Boyd:
Hum.
Caller [Nigel]:
Now, Franfield Road sort of disappears gently off - up out into the country. Uh, there're many houses in the road - but there are only 2 with numbers: Mine being one... and uh; is a number 13 - fortunately I'm not superstitious - and next door is number 12.
Now, to a postman I can't think that is very helpful!
Tommy Boyd:
No.
Caller [Nigel]:
Um, the strange thing is that um... if there hadn't been another eleven houses which had been demolished or anything - so I really cannot understand how there's just number 12 and number 13!? Er... to make *laugh* there's a mystery even more deep; um... this house has been in my family since 1898. And I have postcards written to my grandparents in the 1920's - when it actually, the house, was number 5!
Tommy Boyd:
*muttered laugh*
Caller [Nigel]:
So the mystery is even deeper!
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Tommy Boyd:
Whether it was true or not, we took great pride in what we considered to be a ... "'superior political conscience'"...
Studio Guest:
OK... Yeah.
Tommy Boyd:
... to the powers that be, and the Government; and the White House, and things like that. Um...
Studio Guest:
Hmm.
Tommy Boyd:
... and this is... what I think is a very interesting point that I'd like to get your thoughts on: Er... I said to my son, who's now a student. The same age as you, he is. I said, "Do you know what?" I said. "You lot..." I said: "We just never see you campaigning outside Grosvenor House!" - or anything like that!
He said, "Well, you see dad... Ahhh!" he said, "We don't have to, because we can put just as much pressure on and gain just as bigger voice using the internet! "
Studio Guest:
Hmmm.
Tommy Boyd:
Is that true?!!
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Tommy Boyd:
And what happened; a bit like the old South American Cowboys/Bolero's - was, that - *laughter* - one foot went through this little 'loopy-thing' [discarded packaging/binding loop] alright, *laughter* - I'm laughing, 'cos it's funny now!
Um... and I'm travelling at, what for me is about a speed - I suppose about twelve miles-an-hour.
Anyway, I realised that I've got this 'ring' round my foot! So I half sort of kick it off... *laughter* - but as I kick it off so the other foot - *laughter* - is in it, right? *laughter* !?
And I'm still... my body still wants to be travelling at about twelve mile' an hour!! *laughter* Sorry... but anyway; 'twelve miles an hour': Right, so what I'm having to do now is take very little tiny, tiny steps - *laugh* as I'm trying to slow down! But my momentum is such, that I'm leaning right forward. I've got my hands stuck in my pockets, right, and for some reason in that circumstance you... you can't pull 'em out!!
So now I'm going over!!! I've done about ten or twelve little baby-steps with this thing round my both ankles! And now I'm going over!!! And I can't get my hands out of my pockets in time to stop myself - so I ... angle myself to go down on one side - rather than hit the pavement face first, yeah?. And that way, I just sort of managed to let the elbow take the ... brunt of it.
And it was a burn! 'Cos I was going forwards. So instead of a bump - what happened was, I s... scraped right through the leather jacket; Right through the old pullover, or whatever I was wearing - right through to the skin. And you know, there was blood and bits like that.
That's my, um... that's my favourite falling down story!
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Tommy Boyd:
TONGHAM!!! Tongham - or - "Tong-Ham" - probably as what it should be pronounced, but I like "Toungham", don't you?
[Caller] Robert:
Yep. That's off of The Hog's Back.
Tommy Boyd:
You would know, wouldn't you!?
[Caller] Robert:
Yes.
Tommy Boyd:
You've delivered there, haven't you!?
[Caller] Robert:
Um, I've driven through it.
Tommy Boyd:
Yep. You've driven through it. What's it like?
[Caller] Robert:
You had it on your... 'Monk's Snatch' a few weeks ago.
Tommy Boyd:
I thought we did! It just goes to show your paying more attention to the programme than... we are!?!
[Caller] Robert:
I listen every day.
Tommy Boyd:
*laughter* You do, don't you!? *laugh*
[Caller] Robert:
I need to get out more!
Tommy Boyd:
You don't! You're a good lad!
[Caller] Robert:
*laughter*
Tommy Boyd:
*laugh* It sounds to me as of you spend half your time out. Anyway... Thank you for your call, Robert! And for all your information!
[Caller] Robert:
Thanks, Tommy!
Tommy Boyd:
Yeah!!! And to you, mate! Excellent speaking to you. Nice - man!!!!
Well! The switch-board, today, is definitely the star of the show! I think I'm gonna go home and listen!! - That wouldn't work. - Um... shame! Um... but er, no - I've just enjoyed taking the callers!!!
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[Studio Guest] Chris:
And I've been taught that everything changes all of the time.
And it's something that we know in our heads that one of things that we don't actually apply in our hearts - 'cos when it gets interesting is when you start applying it to people! Because, say for example Tommy, you know - when we were younger, let's say?: We meet someone, and we think they're fantastic! You know, and they are just everything! We think 'this girl' is just terrific - she was like an angel! And then you want to be with them all the time, so you're spending all of the time you can with them, and then you have this sort of image of them in your mind that you've got on how they are.
And after a while, a few weeks - maybe you don't want to be with them all of the time, you've got other things to do - you know, you've got to play football, or what ever it might be. But then the relationship continues, maybe you get married, or whatever - you start living together. And then you begin to find out things about them that, you know, are a bit irritating - you know, like leave the top off the toothpaste tube - all those little things that aggravate you. Or, you know, you find out that they're not exactly as 'this image' you had of them in your mind. And then, as you go on - of course, even if they had certain interests when you first got together - people change!
You know, and we find ourselves - and I've been in this situation - so I'm speaking from first-hand experience; We find ourselves sort of saying: "It wasn't supposed to be like this! This wasn't the person I married!?!" You know, and you think, "Well, this isn't the deal!" You know? They're supposed to be like they were then, and maybe you look a few years down the line - and maybe they put on a few pounds, regardless of whether we ourselves have put on a few pounds - and you think, "No. They're not like they were supposed to be!" You know?
And the difficulty we get into with this, with people, is that we forget when we say 'everything changes all the time'; it particularly applies to people: and so that, if we take fixed images of people in our minds from when we first meet them, then we are inevitable going to be disappointed, or it's not going to measure up to that. And we have to try and find ways to be a bit more "loose" in some ways, and a bit more "easy going" about the way we categorise people.
And it applies to ourselves, as well!
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Tommy Boyd:
So what I've done, is got a list - which I've given you...
Allison Ferns:
Hmm?!
Tommy Boyd:
... Of over 30 different styles of doing the weather - and I've brought in... my roulette wheel from home, OK...?
Allison Ferns:
OK.
Tommy Boyd:
I've got the little ball! And what I'm going to do is; I'm going to roll the roulette wheel - and then we'll get a number - and then you go down the list: and that will tell us what style we're going to do the weather in!
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Tommy Boyd:
Tell me about mum and dad. What does dad do?
Studio Guest:
My dad's a mechanic.
Tommy Boyd:
OK. And what does your mum do?
Studio Guest:
My mum is a health visitor.
Tommy Boyd:
OK?!
Studio Guest:
Yeah.
Tommy Boyd:
And your dad's a car mechanic...
Studio Guest:
Yeah.
Tommy Boyd:
... What's his name?
Studio Guest:
Kevin Webb.
Tommy Boyd:
Kevin Webb.
Studio Guest:
Yeah.
Tommy Boyd:
OK. And how's Kev?
Studio Guest:
He's good.
Tommy Boyd:
What does he like?
Studio Guest:
He's wicked!
Tommy Boyd:
*laughter*
Studio Guest:
*laugh*
Tommy Boyd:
*laughter* I'm really glad to hear it!
Studio Guest:
He is!
Tommy Boyd:
I don't think there's a better ... I don't think a dad can have a better description of himself from his son than "wicked".
Studio Guest:
Yeah.
Tommy Boyd:
If my two boys ever ... if I ever heard them say, "My dad's wicked!" I would be made up! Does he know you think he's wicked?
Studio Guest:
Um, I don't know. I hope so.
Tommy Boyd:
Well, you make sure you let him know, that you happened to be walking past a radio station, and they said, "Do you wanna just come in and tell us a bit about yourself?" - and when it got round to him - you said that, "He's wicked"!
Studio Guest:
I'll tell you why he is wicked...
Tommy Boyd:
Go on?
Studio Guest:
Because he is ... he's in his late fifties, and a bit older than you, isn't he? And he still loves a good drink. He likes a glass of wine. And he's also got all these toys... motorbikes and...
Tommy Boyd:
*laughter* He sounds like a geezer!
Studio Guest:
Yes. He's still a kid, really.
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Tommy Boyd:
We'll take one from Billy Joel, after Sharon - who has called the programme about Chailey. Hello Sharon?
[Caller] Sharon:
Hello!
Tommy Boyd:
Hi.
[Caller] Sharon:
I'm actually the local District Councilor for Chailey.
Tommy Boyd:
Congratulations!
[Caller] Sharon:
So um... I have nothing what-so-ever to whinge about at all!
Tommy Boyd:
No!
[Caller] Sharon:
Um... what I would like to say is, that we have one of the most wonderful Heathland Commons in the South of England, covering 450 acres. And this is a place where people love to go: To walk; To walk their dog; To horse ride...
Tommy Boyd:
We're on the record for saying that it's the largest common in the South of England!
[Caller] Sharon:
Well, actually, it's the second largest in Sussex. And the largest being: The Ashdown Forest. We cover 450 acres.
Tommy Boyd:
Hmmm.
[Caller] Sharon:
And this is a site of special scientific interest!
Tommy Boyd:
We knew that! We were just trying to puff you up. *sigh*
[Caller] Sharon:
Were you?! *laughter* But I think, what is quite important for Chailey is that it's a very, very different village. It's got a group of everyone: It's got a lot of young people; It's got a lot of older people... dare I say?!...
Tommy Boyd:
Sure.
[Caller] Sharon:
'Weak list.' And what is going to be happening this year is a brand new development at what is called the "New Heritage" - which is also going to include a lot of flats, which hopefully, are gonna give a chance for younger people to get their 'foot on the ladder' ... which is affordable housing.
Tommy Boyd:
Now, I'm glad you said, "affordable" - because, what is affordable?! They were talking "affordable housing" on the television this morning - and my wife and I looked at each other, and we went: "What does affordable actally mean? : Cheap?!!!
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Tommy Boyd:
Have you got jealous yet?
Studio Guest:
Jealous of..?!??
Tommy Boyd:
... of your daughters.
Studio Guest:
In what way?
Tommy Boyd:
well... with your other-half.
Studio Guest:
Oh, not at all!! I enjoy every minute of them being together!
Tommy Boyd:
Of course you do! Of course you do!
Studio Guest:
*laugh* Not at all! Not for a second!
Tommy Boyd:
Of course you do! But it happens, doesn't it?
Studio Guest:
Does it!!?
Tommy Boyd:
In... in... - In... in... Yes! It does sligh... Yes, you know it does! You did psychology!!
Studio Guest:
*pause* O-K...[?]
Tommy Boyd:
I'm not setting you up for a fight! I'm just saying...
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Tommy Boyd:
It's tricky. My wife, and I, we were *laugh* - it doesn't mean to say we know anything more than anybody else about this kind of thing, but we both were trained in child development - and...
Studio Guest:
Oh right, yeah?
Tommy Boyd:
... one of the things we were taught *laugh* was... or at least it was put before us - was an idea when we were in training, was - and so we tried it with 'ours' because 'ours' are two boys, and they're four years apart, same as yours;
When the second one was born, and we took the first one along to see his new baby brother, um... 'to have a present for him' ...
Studio Guest:
Yes! We did that!
Tommy Boyd:
You did that...?
Studio Guest:
We did that as well.. *laugh*
Tommy Boyd:
*laugh* It didn't work for us!
Studio Guest:
No.
Tommy Boyd:
It didn't work for you?!! *laughter* What do they know, these psychologists!!!
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Tommy Boyd:
Beatrice is in Slimfold! Hello Beatrice!?
Caller [Beatrice]:
Hello?
Tommy Boyd:
Hi!
Caller [Beatrice]:
I think I can bring a little bit of peace between your "tomato'ie" people!
Tommy Boyd:
OK then, do it!
Caller [Beatrice]:
Because um, the Royal Horticultural Society - which has shows - does not class the tomato as a fruit; you couldn't put it with a bowl of apples, and say, "There's a bowl of fruit!"
Tommy Boyd:
No.
Caller [Beatrice]:
But, b-o-tanically, a tomato is a fruit, because it contains the seeds.
Tommy Boyd:
Hmmm-yes. Well, this sounds to me as though this is where horticulturalist's want to have their... cake and eat it!
Caller [Beatrice]:
No! The horticulturalist's... no, no...
Tommy Boyd:
Oh, I see!
Caller [Beatrice]:
... You see, a conker - you know, with its outer-casing, with its spikes; that is the fruit because it contains the conker inside - which is the seed. But that's only botanically... if you're a botanist.
Tommy Boyd:
Well, why do they call them 'chest-nuts' then?!!
Caller [Beatrice]:
Well , they're nuts! There's no reason why one thing can't be something else as well!
Tommy Boyd:
So, fruit is a nut!!!?
Caller [Beatrice]:
Oh, it is a nut... yes.
Tommy Boyd:
So, Cadbury's: Fruit and Nut, then, is tautological?!!!?
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