30: Ram - John Rain

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Arts, History, Performing Arts, Music, Music Commentary

4.8 • 467 Ratings

🗓️ 19 December 2019

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Best selling author and Smersh Pod host, John Rain, discusses Paul & Linda McCartney's 1971 album - Ram - with Chris Shaw.

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0:00.0	One, two, three, four.
0:04.0	One, two, three, four.
0:06.0	Ah! Hello and welcome to I am the Egg Pod with me Chris Shaw.
0:36.0	The Egg Pots take a jaunty stroll through Pepperland,
0:38.9	discussing the Beatles and solo Beatle albums with a potpoury of delicious guests.
0:43.5	In this episode, it's a delight to welcome back, writer, podcaster,
0:48.4	and best-selling author, John Rain.
0:51.1	Thank you, and well done for not calling me a racist this time.
0:55.5	Sorry about that. That's all right, because you were for not calling me a racist this time. Sorry about that.
1:01.7	That's all right. Because you were right. I am a racist. I just want my country like this.
1:08.1	I'm not a racist. He doesn't. He doesn't. Ladies and gentlemen, I'm not a racist. He's definitely not. No. Some of his best friends are racist.
1:11.4	That's right.
1:13.2	And tell me about your book, Thunderbook.
1:15.6	Thunderbook, The World of Bond According to SmushPod.
1:18.2	Yeah, it's just a book of the going through each one of the 24, as it was then, Bonn films, forensically.
1:25.1	With a tongue firmly placed in cheek and a dig in the ribs.
1:30.6	People seem to like it.
1:31.8	I'm very happy with it.
1:33.0	And I'm enjoying that it's out.
1:35.7	It was a very long process.
1:38.3	How long does it take to write?
1:39.9	Eight months.
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