Mo Gilligan and Janet Jackson
Mo Gilligan's on for pre-BRITs natter, and THE Janet Jackson tells us all about her new documentary, 'Janet', on Sky Documentaries and streaming service NOW.
Mo Gilligan chats to Zoe before the 2022 BRIT Awards at the 02 in London. Mo is a stand-up comedian, presenter and judge on 'The Masked Singer' and 'The Masked Dancer'. He was named “The Funniest Man in Britain†by The Times, and Mo’s debut ‘Coupla Cans’ stand up tour smashed records selling over 50,000 tickets including a huge two week West End residency, with numerous dates selling out in minutes. Mo will be the first black host of the Brit Awards and is donating his fee for hosting the ceremony to a charity which aims to improve black women’s maternal outcomes in the UK.
Janet Jackson chats to Zoe in an exclusive interview about her brand new documentary. Janet Jackson is one of the best-selling and highest-earning artists of all time. Her new documentary, simply titled 'Janet', will include never-before-seen footage from her professional and personal life, and will examine her relationship with her late brother, Michael, her infamous Super Bowl performance with Justin Timberlake, and more.
Along with Adam Porter on news, Richie Anderson on travel and Mike Williams on sport, Zoe and the team have the best start to your morning.
There's a daily Pause For Thought from Sheridan Voysey, plus texts, emails and voice notes, as Zoe entertains the nation with fun for the family!
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Pause For Thought
When I recall my childhood, the first image that comes to mind isn’t my bedroom full of Star Wars figures, it’s our garage. Barely big enough to fit our old Ford Cortina, on a Saturday morning Dad would roll the car down the driveway so we had room to build stuff. My favourite project was a broken go-cart we found. On that garage floor we gave it new wheels, attached a sporty plastic windshield, and with dad on the street looking out for traffic, I would race down the driveway clutching the steering rope for grim life, feeling a rush of excitement no crashes and cuts could dampen.
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Dad was quite the inventor back then. When rolling blackouts hit our city, he set up a bank of car batteries in the garage that automatically switched emergency lights on when the power cut out. Clever. Not all his inventions were successful, though. The Tony Voysey Solar Hot Water System made of coiled black tubing on the roof never did make water hot, and the Tony Voysey Letter Detector—made of lasers and a stop-go traffic light system—never did save us a walk to the mail box! But that doesn’t matter now. Because whether what was made worked or didn’t, what was really happening in that garage was a young boy was being shaped by the presence of his dad.Ìý
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I don’t think anyone who’s missed out on having a father needs a research paper to prove their importance, but the papers are there—multiple surveys showing the unique role a father plays in a child’s wellbeing. This makes sense to me as in scripture, human parenting is patterned on God’s parenting. When our fathers bring nurture and protection I believe they imitate God’s own nurture and protection, which makes us flourish. We lost my father in September—to pancreatic cancer. At the funeral locals spontaneously paid him tribute, workmates remembered a man of integrity and fun, pallbearers broke down in tears recalling his impact on their lives, and I told stories of battery banks and letter detectors.ÌýÌýMy father wasn’t perfect. Like every father and mother, his parenting could fail to imitate heaven’s parenting. But when it did, it gave me a glimpse of God’s nurture and protection—right there, as we fixed go-carts on the garage floor.
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- Tue 8 Feb 2022 06:30Â鶹ԼÅÄ Radio 2