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Hey, how you doing, podcasts? Welcome to Podcast number 45. Once again, I'm away from home,

missing Rosie and the fields of East Anglia and my family, not in that order. I don't know, maybe.

This time I'm in Birmingham and I'm just about to do a bug, David Bowie special tonight. You might

be able to hear the walk in music playing on stage in 17 minutes. And I was in Oxford last night,

that was fun, and in Brighton the night before that at the dome, which was great. And after the

horrible events at the concert in Manchester on Monday, it's actually been really good to be able

to get away from home and out and about and visit a few cities and see people getting on with

their lives and with each other. And I get to listen to a lot of David Bowie, so that cheers me up.

And other people too, I hope. So, on we go. Podcast number 45 features a conversation with

British director Edgar Wright. He directed Sean of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, Scott Pilgrim,

The World's End, and the forthcoming Baby Driver, as well as a lot of great, great television projects.

Space, I suppose, being the most obvious one. He's done a lot, Edgar. We recorded this

conversation in March of this year, 2017, in the kitchen of a London apartment that Edgar was staying

in. And I had a cold or a sort of weird throat thing. So sometimes I sound as if I've just woken

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