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Hello I'm Stuart. Pod. I have an Australian act for you now. Still pretty new as you'll hear, but offering something very different to a lot of what you'll find in a club.

I urge you to check him out online before or indeed after you listen to this one.

A beautifully deadpan act act dry as dust this is Luke Heggy

Luke Heggy welcome to the show. Oh, thanks for having me.

We were talking last night, you were saying that you, what was it, you said you didn't realize

until you became a comedian?

Yeah, I had no idea that so many of them are into things like Doctor Who comic books shit like this as adults

and shameless about it and like you know I don't want to diss it but it's just to me it's always

been I'm no child psychiatrist of course but just reeks of not enough hugs as a kid or maybe too many.

One of those two things.

The impression I got that it would, to you it felt like too many hugs like you're quite probably

you're sort of a bloke aren't you you're oh yeah yeah so your act in

fact let's let's go back let's just describe your act for people is

predominantly in Britain who listen to this but all over the world who may not have seen you.

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