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Hello and welcome to the show, my name is Stuart Goldsmith, and today I'm recording from a rainy street, having completely forgotten to sort the blurs out for this week.

It's all been held for leather so

thanks very much to my editor Nathan Wood for putting this all together for me and

for making the show sound as nice as I'm sure it does. So this week we have the

brilliant Zoe Lyons who as you'll hear she's one of those comics in in whose orbit

I have recently found myself we did that thing of not kicking together for I mean years and years and then suddenly hitting all the same gigs for a period of about six weeks or so.

And we I saw her do some fantastic work in Estonia and at the stand where this this podcast is recorded it.

Stan Towers the flat over the road

so thanks very much to the stand for having us and here is Zoe she's a phenomenal comic

and I think I think this is a really fun interview.

It was a fairly meandering one,

but I think that was the mood we were both in.

So without further ado, this is Zoe Lyons.

So we were in, we have done that thing recently that is a lovely treat as

comedians whereby you don't gig with each other for years and then we do literally five gigs in the space of a month

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