What's the matter with the clothes I'm wearing? Can't you see that you're tussed to

what?

Buh, buh, buh, buh, buh, maybe I should buy some old stuff. Callers welcome back to

the age of chive. Buh, buh, buh, buh, buh, buh, where have you been hiding out lately,

honey? You can't dress trash, you're daily spend a lot of money. Everyone's talking

about the news, sound fun, but it still rock and roll to me. That, my friends, was the

only Billy Joel song I know. You may not recognise the version. It took me a while to realise

all those years ago why people looked at me strangely in church during hymns. Anyway,

why am I using the language of love with you today? Well, I've come across another history

podcast which I think you might well enjoy. It's called We Didn't Start The Fire. Katie

and Tom used the delightfully nutty idea of using the lyrics of Billy Joel's We Didn't

Start The Fire to try and explain why the world is the way it is today. They cover North

Korea, Stalin, Einstein, Nixon, Marilyn Monroe, Disneyland and loads more. They cover politics,

sports, space, television, rock and indeed roll, using eyewitness accounts and historians.

So we didn't start the fire on a podcast near Jung Give It A Go.

Hello everyone and welcome to the History of England Episode 332, The Great Contract. Now

everyone, I need to start with an apology which is never the right thing to do, but hey,

last time we heard about the first appearance of the words digger and leveller and I have

received quite a lot of social media online abuse for the section. As is the way of course

of the troubled world of social media and I was in fear of being cancelled. Well by

a lot I mean two people mentioned it in a mild kind of way, but it tapped a nerve for

I was already ashamed of myself, I must say. Because I had failed to mention in the discussion

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