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Hey, how you doing podcats? Adam Buckston here. Delighted to be with you again,

with Rosie. My beautiful dog, but it's really cold. What the? Like a few weeks ago I was saying,

oh, it's nearly summer. I'm wearing shorts. I'm going to have a peanut collada. I should put on some

sunscreen or I'll get burned. And now I'm wearing my special ski jacket. It's nice to wear in these

parts when it's really bitter in the winter months. But I did not think I would be deploying the

ski jacket as we are about to enter May as Boris Johnson, as no doubt said. What? That doesn't

even make any sense. All right, listen. Welcome to podcast number 41, which features today a

conversation with stand-up comedian, actor, writer, and podcasting behemoth, Mark Marren.

Host of the phenomenally successful WTF podcast currently on episode 806,

having started back in September 2009. When I believe Mark was suffering a kind of

period of career on we and decided that giving the podcasting world a go would be a good thing to do.

I'm shivering. I am shivering. Don't blow wind at me. Oh, I'm going to put my gloves on.

So Mark Marren though, marks conversations with comedian friends and acquaintances in the early days

of WTF quickly brought the podcast to great deal of popularity. And it wasn't long before WTF was

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