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Acton, acton! Once again, it's a bite-sized pod from Jameson. I just tied you over

until tonight's live show. Of course, live show. That could be something filthy

going on. It's not. It's not. Yes, we're firing out the engines again tonight.

Having a final sort of rum, then heading into the darkness in the back of a stolen

car. That's 52. What is the range on that aircraft? Actually. The plan is to

muster it. Let's say that, look, the worry goes there, guys. They're flying

in from it from from Eccleor somewhere. They can't because it's Bavaria, isn't it?

Well, it's the Alps, isn't it? So the actual Schloss, which obviously isn't the real

Schloss, is in Southern Austria. Yes. 600 miles. I mean, you know, when is it

supposed to take place? It's in 1943 or 1944? It's meant it's it's pre-D days, isn't it?

It's 44 because he's got the plans for D-Day and his head, isn't he?

Oh, yeah, okay. So it can't be, it can't be higher than just

suddenly. Yeah, you're stretching it just just that alone, aren't you?

Just that alone. Anyway, well, we hope you enjoyed us nitpicking like a pair of annoying

arseholes the other night. Anyway, the plan for the live show tonight is to muster

at 8.30 and hope to get into the air pretty quickly. In the meantime, we've got a couple

of fascinating bits of correspondence to discuss. This is from Richie Campbell,

Love the Pod, and I've really enjoyed the Cauldron Superbly Read by L. Thank you

very much, Richie. I really enjoy reading it. It's also great to share a book that you

love with lots of people who may not know it and what sort of thing. Hopefully a

reprint is going to happen somehow. It got me thinking about the book I've just finished,

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