This is Joe Cole. This is Rubin of this cheek. And you want to listen into the London blue

podcast. All right, Chelsea fans, welcome back to another episode of the London is blue

podcasts. As always, your host, Brian and Joe and my coach, Nick Dan, though, is not

with us. Nick, he is alive and well, actually, just on vacation.

Yep. One one celebratory Disney trip. So they're, they're just taking it easy. Dan and

Terry this weekend, which is good, because we all need a break. And the season's long.

And we're going to push and Dan out to get some some relaxation. So that means we had

to bring in someone really special, someone who the people love, someone who has recently

reached celebrity status branded. Who is this person?

That's right. We've got Abby Mac joining us back fresh off the Redding and Leeds main

stage, taking it out with us. Welcome back, Abby. Thanks for having me back guys. Good

to see you guys. Yeah, it's obviously been a fun, fun little job. We're just talking about

our Champions League, you know, I guess memories and how that went for for each of us and

our different perspectives. But how I guess how have you been? You've had some awesome life

changes. You were just taking in the villa match as well. It sounds like, you know, everything

is going well. Yeah, it's been an amazing summer for me, just because

live music is back, getting to put on shows again, getting to DJ in front of people, not

just in my kitchen, getting to host the main stage at Redding Festival, which has been

on my bucket list for years. It was like the first festival that I went to when I really

started getting into music as a teenager. And yeah, that's just been the marker. That's

the festival for me. So the fact that I got to host the main stage this year was the

biggest buzz. Honestly, guys, I can't explain to you how great it feels to just walk out

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