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This is a podcastians comedian podcast. pod... comedian who is either on the verge of retirement or has already retired. We'll be talking about that in the show.

Lots to talk about today, I say that every time, but it's true.

No more so than in this one, which was such a long and fascinating conversation

that we've got about 40 minutes worth of extras hang around till the very end and I'll

tell you where you can pick up the extra material but for now here's Noel Britain.

And we were talking about the difficulty of starting without going,

so how did you get into it?

Now, I know how you got into it,

because you're a street performer.

So let me Chuck, or you were a street performer

and still perform the walk,

with our walk, we'll go into that in a little while.

I once heard it said and I know that the

Covent Garden rumour mill, the street-forming rumour, is can sometimes be simply that.

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