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🗓️ 18 February 2025
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0:31.2 | for all women greetings dear listener and a warm welcome to the Tuesday episode from me, Mickey. |
0:38.8 | Before I crack on telling you about my chat about bad men in comedy with newly minted author Julia Rayside, |
0:44.7 | it would be very remiss of me not to give you a heads-up of what other owl delights are on offer on this podcast this week. |
0:52.8 | If you've not already listened, Hannah had a gnatur with playwright Laura Horton, |
0:56.8 | whose play, Lynn Faces, asked the very important question, |
1:00.5 | what have you got drunk and started a punk band? |
1:03.3 | Oh, I think mine would be a success. |
1:05.8 | I'd be playing the spoons badly. |
1:09.4 | Cool, cool, see you at the gig. Tomorrow's rated or dated takes us back to the |
1:13.3 | distant future, the year 2000 and to the stunning Italian settings in the talented Mr. Ripley. |
1:19.6 | Will we all survive Jude Law's face? Will Jude Law survive Jude Law's face? Find out. |
1:25.7 | No Bush Telegraph this week, but for Friday, Jen has been chatting with |
1:29.0 | comedian, podcaster, double Sunday Times number one bestselling author, and mum of three. How does |
1:35.5 | she do it? Sophie McCartney, cousin of Paul, no less. Back to this episode, in which I'm talking to |
1:42.4 | telewriter and broadcaster Julia Rayside about her debut novel, Don't Make Me Last. |
1:47.7 | Set in the world of stand-up, Julie is using pure fiction, sorry, pure, pure fiction, to explore what happens in the grey areas of a powerful bloat being a controlling crepe and what is actually punishable |
2:02.1 | by law. Lots of victims, no crime is how Julia phrases it. And you know, there are plenty of |
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