Welcome to Under the Skin, where I ask what's beneath the surface of people we admire,

of the ideas that define our time of the history we're told.

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Now, on Under the Skin this week, we've got our gore.

It's a shorter episode, not because our gore walked out in disgust.

In fact, he seemed to enjoy the experience.

You can look at it on our YouTube channel,

or you can look it on Facebook.

We've got all the footage up.

It was interesting because time is limited, and it's a much more high profile

interview than we used to.

We've had Frankie Boyle on here.

We've had Naomi Klein on here, but mostly we took to academics and intellectuals.

Now, when saw the film, we enjoyed the film.

But because only had half hour to talk to our gore,

I wanted to get across my main points.

Normally, these interviews are obviously prepped by Gareth,

who produces the show to be writes out, sort of like, you know,

get these areas, get these areas.

But of course, you know me.

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