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We Do Hope – Pilot Episode

We Do Hope – Pilot Episode

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Welcome to the We Do Hope podcast pilot episodeOur hosts journalist Jessie McDonald and director/producer Tilly Reith chat about their hopeful reads, watches and listens; about lockdown hair, farming... and dogs.



“Come for the hope. Stay for the dogs.”

Jessie and Tilly talk about everything from what hope means to them, what excites them in this first season of the podcast, and how they first bonded on Zoom over Tilly’s link to Miley Cyrus, Jessie’s houseboat life and their mutual dog obsession.


Tilly reveals she’s an Archer’s megafan and Jessie recites lines from ‘You Sexy Thing’ in the introduction to our Hope In A Hurry section — which will become a regular feature in each episode — as they share a hopeful read, watch, listen and anthem.


Hope In A Hurry


Jessie

Hopeful Read:

I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou


Hopeful Watch:

14 Peaks available on Netflix


Hopeful Listen:

Wellcome Collection’s Hello Happiness podcast


Hopeful Anthem:

You Sexy Thing by Hot Chocolate


Tilly

Hopeful Read:

A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara


Hopeful Watch:

Ted Lasso available on Apple TV+


Hopeful Listen:

The Archers on BBC Radio 4


Hopeful Anthem:

Beyoncé at Coachella and accompanying Homecoming documentary available on Netflix


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