This is the BBC.

Before you ask, yes, I have sanitised.

Welcome to this socially distant podcast inspired by the Graham Rorton Radio Show on BBC Radio 2.

Coming up in this edition, I jacked the author Ken Follett.

Seriously.

I have a gnather, obviously, with the writer, Millie Johnson.

There's a difference.

And I discuss his dark materials with TV producer. I mean, that's a totally different job. Jane Tranter, an actor,

he's an actor, Amir Wilson. Plus, there's Grill Graham. And the problems in this episode

can be summed up with the words, where can it go? And rage versus guilt. Enjoy. Graham Norton. Well now,

Maria McCarland's here. Hello. Good morning, Graham. How are you? Do you know what? I'm

surprisingly perky. Yeah, me too. I think it's the sunshine. I don't know what it's like they're in

good old London. It's, it's sunshining here and not that cold. I think it's the sunshine. I don't know what it's like they're in good old London.

It's sunshine here and not that cold. I didn't have gloves on cycling or anything and I was fine.

You are crazy. You'll catch your death, Graham. You'll catch your death.

I sure know I'm grand. I'm grand now. Grand.

I have been most of this week glued to a television screen watching the shenanigans over the pond.

Have you?

No, no, I have not.

You have avoided it all.

Well, I mean, you can't avoid it, but I'm just, you know, I'm just waiting till somebody tells me what's happened.

I know.

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