Well, today's hip hop save my life is a biggie, excuse the pun. It features

broadcast in legend Louis Theroux, yes correct, we managed to get Louis Theroux on the podcast,

he was kind enough to come and chat to us, knows his stuff, obviously he's done documentaries

on hip hop, but also as a journalist, well he listened to hip hop loads, still does, as

a journalist, interviewed loads of rappers and even wrote into hip hop connection, which

he talks about on this episode. His book Got a Get Through This is wicked, I read it, and

it's great, so you should check that out, but before you do that, check out Louis Theroux

on hip hop save my life, enjoy.

Well, welcome to Hip Hop Save My Life, I'm here with Rupert. Hello. How are you? Good, thank you.

You are in, are you still in month, you're out of month one of the new baby? Yes, just

yesterday. Just yesterday, yes, month with the end of month one, and how's that been so

far? So far so good. And it's exciting because our guest today, this

ties in, our guest today, is it, I hope you don't mind.

He's a one month old baby. Yes, he is a legend, a broadcasting legend. It's Mr. Louis Theroux,

hello Louis. Hello. We are so delighted to have you on the show.

Oh, thank you. Nice to be here. And to give you an idea of how delighted Rupert is, do

you want to tell us how he is? We called our son Louis.

Really? That's a great name. It's a good name, yeah. It's a good name. It's not in honour

of me, he says, hopefully, he is here, officially.

No, no, no, we just like the name, but you obviously share the name, so yeah.

Yeah, if you'd been a horrible person, it was between that and Rommesh. Is that right?

Yeah, it's not so much that we named him after you, but you being a dick didn't stop us

...