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I'm a bad-ass bird. That's an exciting isn't it? Say hi to the podcast.

It's a bit rude isn't it? Hey! How you doing listeners? Add a buckston here.

Very nice to be with you again. And it is a beautiful spring day here in East Angula.

Very nice to be back from Los Angeles.

As nice as that was. But it's great to come back and find that spring has definitely sprung.

Cherry Blossom is beginning to explode from some of the trees, daffodils,

all the grasses like really, really green. That's the beginning of one of the best times of year.

A time when a person can walk around in shorts every day and feel good about themselves.

It's lovely to be back in these fields with rosy upper head and the rooks looking on and

commentating from the trees over there in the distance. I'm going to sit down on the grass.

Oh yeah, grassy-hars. And I'm going to tell you a little bit about this week's podcast which

features a conversation I had on my recent trip to Los Angeles with Australian actor and comedian

Claudia Odotti. Now you may have seen Claudia on the pilot for the BBC 3 sketch show People

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