#171 - Analogue Grapes, The Aberystwyth Problem and Matriarchal Meatballs

Elis James and John Robins

BBC

Comedy

4.8 • 6K Ratings

🗓️ 13 August 2021

⏱️ 107 minutes

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Summary

Today saw the return of Elis and John to their regular two hour slot - meaning you get an extra half hour of #content from the UK’s youngest broadcasters. It's the first time they've broadcast for two hours in 17 months, and waving goodbye to the 90 minute slot means Elis can no longer refer to the show exclusively using football analogies. There’s the return of two fan-favourite features, a musical-memory based Made Up Game, Elis makes an enemy out of Roy Keane and John offers advice on his favourite topic: service stations.

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:04.7	Hello everyone, welcome to the podcast of the Ellis James and John Robbins show.
0:09.1	We're recording this podcast intro before the show because the studio that we're still
0:14.1	not allowed in with Dave is not available to us after the show finishes.
0:17.3	So really is ideal conditions.
0:19.0	But it means that the show is all to play for.
0:21.9	Oh yeah, we've got positive spin, Alice.
0:24.1	We've got no idea how it will go.
0:26.3	I'm hoping fingers crossed, it will be great.
0:29.4	But this could be the disaster.
0:31.4	Yeah, we could be sacked for gross indecency.
0:33.6	On the radio.
0:35.1	Yeah, and if we are showing our parts on the radio.
0:38.8	We have to use some pretty expressive terminology, I think, to be sacked for gross audio indecency.
0:44.3	I'm up for that.
0:45.3	Yeah, I'm up for that, actually.
0:46.7	I was, because of a little playful rhyme that John did on last week's show, I was looking
0:53.3	through off-coms, a tiered system of swear words and it makes for cracking readers.
0:57.9	Yeah, yeah.
0:58.9	And ironically, consider it makes for cracking reading.
1:01.6	Ascrack isn't on there.
1:03.8	As was, but as was said to be mild enough that in context, I don't like to find ass.
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