Hello Susan Kalman here, I've just snuck in before your podcast to tell you about my new

podcast, Mrs Brightside, a cheerful take on depression, in which I'm talking to comedians

like Felicity Ward, Jordan Brooks, Jessicaive, Bethany Black, Jack Grooke, Sophie Willem,

and Al Murray.

It's frank and honest, funny people talking about their own experience of living with

tricky mental health.

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to put her down on your podcast and know, I'll return you to your advertised programming.

This is the BBC.

So I'm striding with intent and if the only thing that I can do says switch off a television

in a purposeful way, we feel better about myself, and you did that.

We're in the media cafe because the temperature in London is what's lamented, plummeted.

But ordinarily expect to be out there, sweating cobs on the pizza but not today.

It's grey and gloomy.

But you strode back from switching off that big tele in the cafe.

Bodicea on a bad day.

Really?

Sorry, Bodicea.

Bodicea.

I know about that official name change, don't you?

A couple of years ago.

No, it was Bodicea but it's now definitely Bodicea.

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