Good morning, podletas. Actually, I just realised I might not be morning when you're listening,

but as I'm recording this, it's like 7 a.m. and I'm just lying under my duvet because I forgot

to send this over. But anyway, I'm so, I'm getting excited about this week's episode. It is with

Femi Ollawule, which I hope is a separate because I was literally impacting that episode on.

And basically, we're talking about why Brexit is so shit. It's all in the title. Femi

gives us lots of layman's terms and top-down explanations of what Brexit really means, what the

implications are and what the wider social implications are as well. Femi is part of Offok,

which is our future choice. And you might have seen him arguing with Nigel Farage and doing a lot

of political campaigning. He's really active on Twitter and he's just an all-round great guy.

I literally love this chat. I haven't actually listened back to it. I've stopped editing the

podcast, which I think is really fun. I basically record it, send it off to my producer and then

it goes up. And I find it's quite freeing and it means that you're literally just listening

in to the conversation as it happens and nothing's taken out or edited or changed. So do forgive

me if I say anything really awful, but I do think that I do. I'll find out. I'll listen

with you guys today when it's out, which is Sunday, which is not right now because today

is Tuesday. Okay, please do rate with you and subscribe. Bye.

Hi guys and welcome to Adelting. This week I am joined by Femi, Oluwale. Nice to be

done. That's perfect. Okay, perfect. So Femi, do you want to tell everyone a bit about who you

are and what you do? Okay, so I'm a guy who was born in Darlington, grew up in middle-spirce

ones. He'd done deep roaming and notting him. Parents Nigerian. I watched way too much

American TV, primarily Kenan and Kel and Frisch Winsor Belair, hence my messed up accent.

And I studied law at Nottingham, then realized that David Cameron was utterly shitting the

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