On the Opera Podcast this week, we head down to the Winchester and wait for this all

to blow over as Brad Pitt battled zombies and won't we're see? Or said, we also talk

to Max Brooks, author of the book on which the film is based, and try to survive a visit

to the pod booth from none other than to stave himself. All that plus news, views and

reviews on the only movie podcast would offer chase and lead to job right now. You could

just sit in the corner of being nice. I love pod, I'm Chris Tewett and yes, that was

a reference to the apprentice apologies if you don't watch it. Anyway, welcome to the

Empire Podcast. I'm absolutely delighted to welcome, as ever, three colleagues of such

lethal cunning that they made Lord Sugar look like Lord Sweden though. Boom! Joke! Wow!

Was it? Kind of. First up, we have a lady who's strong, confident and never in the bottom

three. It's Helen Ahara. Thank you, I guess. Secondly, we have a resident art house guru, a man

who's business proposal to Lord Sugar is a new restaurant chain called Planet Subtitle.

Today's special steak bella tartar. I love Philip Desemlin, you're right. Hi Chris,

yeah very well, thank you. Last but not least, it's my great pleasure to welcome a new

voice at the pod booth, an Australian voice, a hairy Australian voice. A voice we thought had left

us a bit like Margaret on the apprentice, but with more hair. It's a man he was responsible for

making her fiddy bloggy so it's Luke and sounds so good, relatively speaking. Amongst other things,

it's a dynamo from down under, the ballistic missile for Brisbane, our very own crocodile dandee,

Sam Toy. Hello. Good eye. I'm just leaving a bit of dead air so that I can put some sound effects

in later of like church bells and desolate wind and maybe a cricket chirping or something.

Thank you for thanking me for just like the old days. It's still life would have been here.

Desolate wind. So that would be your sound effect. Sam, you came, your story's quite interesting

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