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Fi has hopes of making her fortunes in the adult pesto industry, while Jane is discussing being woken up by 'the noise of shenanigans', surviving sixth months on a submarine, and unsuccessfully teaching boys to use a urinal.
They're joined by Robert Peston, Political Editor at ITV, to hear about his new book 'The Crash'.
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Assistant Producer: Kate Lee
Times Radio Producer: Rosie Cutler
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