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Last broadcast on Mon, 10 Oct 2011, 10:00 on BBC Radio 4.
Synopsis
Jane Garvey talks to Cliff Richard about surviving in the modern world, his lasting sex appeal, and his lost family; a discussion about what to do about postnatal depression; Jane asks how do you maintain a work-life balance when running your own business; and the history of the kettle.
Sir Cliff Richard
British pop legend Cliff Richard joins Jane to talk about surviving in the modern world, his lasting sex appeal, his lost family and the inspiration for his new album ‘Soulicious’.
“Soulicious” is released on 10th October and a UK stadium tour starting on 15th October.
Women in business: Work life balance
Many entrepreneurs set up their own companies in the hope of having more control over their lives … only to find themselves working round the clock, seven days a week. So, how do you achieve a good work-life balance when you're running your own company? Jane is joined by Juliette Joffe, co-founder of the Giraffe chain of restaurants, and Julie Hall who set up business website and networking group, womenunlimited.
Suffering in Silence – Why don’t more women seek help for postnatal depression?
A report from the charity, 4Children, says that a chronic lack of awareness of the symptoms of postnatal depression is leading to as many as 35,000 women suffering in silence each year. Forty nine percent of women affected did not seek any professional treatment at all. Thirty-three said that they were too scared to tell anyone because they were afraid of what might happen to themselves or their child. Jane is joined by Dr Clare Gerada, Chair of the Royal College of GPs and Tessa Baradon, from the parent/infant programme at The Anna Freud Centre, London.
The Kettle
The Science Museum in London has a gallery 'The Secret Life of the Home' which is filled with domestic appliances from all eras that are now standard in our homes. As part of a series looking at what these gadgets have meant for women’s lives, Judi Herman visited the gallery in the company of the curator, Helen Peavitt to look at early electric kettles.
Chapters
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Chapter 1
Cliff joins Jane to talk about surviving in the modern world, his lasting sex appeal, his lost family and the inspiration for his new album.
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Chapter 2
Jane is joined by Dr Clare Gerada, Chair of the Royal College of GPs and Tessa Baradon, from The Anna Freud Centre, London.
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Chapter 3
Judi Herman talks to Science Museum curator Helen Peavitt about the significance of the electric kettle in women's lives.
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Chapter 4
Jane is joined by Juliette Joffe, co-founder of the Giraffe restaurant chain, and Julie Hall from womenunlimited to discuss.
Broadcast
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Mon 10 Oct 201110:00

