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Hello there, I'm Stuart Goldsmith. Welcome to the show. This is another live recording from the Gilded Balloon at this year's Edinburgh Festival

in which I'll be talking to the wonderful Rob Broderick aka

abandonment.

Hello, Steve, how are you, man?

Hello, I'm really well, I'm really well. It's a huge pleasure to have you on the show. I've had some lovely guests here

I've had some sort of big high profile people some cult heiress and festival favorites and my

favorite ones do tend to be when I have old friends on the show. We go back. We do go back.

Which, okay, we have to deal with this immediately. You're a rapper. You're a comedy rapper.

Yeah, I kind of started off as a comedian and a rapper separately. Like I did rap and it was very much my kind of secret passion.

In university everything I did was rap-based, like genuinely.

All my essays were like hip-hop based.

Were they supposed to be or was that you?

It was there.

I did communications at the university and we get things like kind of studies of maybe,

it was like kind of social groups.

So I study hip-hop or like semiotics.

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