WILOSOPHY: Lucinda ‘Froomes’ Price — “Do What You Need At The Time”
Wilosophy Episode #2 157
"I don't even really believe in values, it's dog-eat-dog". Writer and comedian Lucinda Price (AKA Froomes) has released a new book and it gives us the chance to explore topics such as body awareness, societal pressure on appearance, and our relationship with healthy eating. Froomes is candid about her experience with plastic surgery and how an unexpected relative changed her family's perspective on it. Also: why Mcdonalds is nostalgic.
Wilosophy, Episode #2 157 - WILOSOPHY: Lucinda ‘Froomes’ Price — “Do What You Need At The Time”
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WILOSOPHY: Adam Richard – “Ask Why”
Wilosophy Episode #161
You can tell Wil and Adam have spent a lot of time together — the banter is fast and funny and every time it almost gets serious the other pulls it back, most often with some sort of dick joke. But there's so much to gain from this listen — Adam shares his comedy origin story, how he pioneered a radio gig as a gay man at a time when the world was less educated, and how he wrestled with personal demons along the way. By the end, the dick jokes die down and the genuinely heartwarming can't help but creep in. Hope you enjoy it.
