Hello and welcome to this bonus in Stormers of the Podcast.

This episode features some very famous voices from the past.

Here's James.

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Well, we're back at the Chalkbilly Hirstie Festival on another gorgeous day

and I'm sitting opposite my great buddy, Chasmina,

who is an actor and producer and poet from the United States of America

all the way across the Haring conch at SMD.

And one of the fascinating conversations we had last autumn was about accents

and the American accent, how it developed and you're doing a bit of a skit here on that

at the Chalkbilly Hirstie Festival.

Luckily.

But Ed Morrow, I mean that voice, okay, so for those who don't know, Ed Morrow was the kind of

the voice of US broadcasting in World War II.

Yeah, it was very distinct kind of a very...

Very inverted and very authoritative.

She was out from Washington State.

Every syllable had to be accented and you would go with an upward glide

and do an intefaticable denouement with each final syllable of a word.

Exactly, that's just so brilliant.

And then there's Rizwa himself.

He sort of sounds mid-Atlantic.

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