With Dawn O'Porter, Hollyoaks and André Rieu

The Graham Norton Podcast

BBC

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4.5 • 809 Ratings

🗓️ 2 November 2019

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Summary

Being lucky, being in a soap and being 70.

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0:00.0	This is the BBC.
0:04.1	Sorry to keep you waiting.
0:05.9	Ever wondered what it's like to win a podcast industry award?
0:10.1	So have I.
0:11.7	Welcome, I'm Graven Norton and coming up in this episode.
0:14.9	I catch up with writer and presenter, Dornow Porter.
0:17.8	She is a new novel out.
0:19.2	I meet the executive producer and a few, two, members of the cast of Channel 4's award-winning soap, Hollyoaks. That's Brian Kirkwood, Ray Quinn and Kelly Bryan. And I have a waltz with a violinist and conductor, Andre Rieu. Plus, there's Grill Graham. Today's can be summed up with the words, André Rieu. Plus, this grill Graham.
0:38.4	Today's can be summed up with the words,
0:40.0	Too Many Bubbles, and put it away.
0:43.6	Enjoy.
0:44.9	Graham Lawton.
0:46.6	Look, Maria McCurlin's here.
0:49.2	Hello, good morning.
0:50.6	Ever's a blustery.
0:51.6	Oh, not cycling weather, Graham.
0:54.2	You and I have battled in valiantly, like the warriors that we are.
0:59.3	No, because it was just a bit of a grim morning when I looked at my window.
1:02.5	And then as I cycled away from my house, it became the end of the world.
1:07.2	And I thought, it's too late to go back now.
1:10.7	And so, oh, no, I went.
1:12.4	The only good thing is no one else using those cycle routes today.
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