On the pilot TV podcast this week we're smashing the patriarchy with Kate Blanchett in Mrs America, grabbing our

guitar and jumping into the New York music scene with Apple's little voice and shaking our

respective booties along with Stars Play Strip Club Drama P Valley.

I'm James Dyer and welcome to the Pilot TV Podcast, a show that we'll have disappointed

a great many of you last week when despite all the promises made a week before

there wasn't even a mention of the modern television classic that is

Warrior None. Well a true warrior none knows the value of patience

and indeed embargo, so stay tuned and you will at last be rewarded

later in this very show.

Warrior don! Joining me...

It's our own warrior-un, but joining me on this week's show are two people who both had big announcements

this week and first up someone whose autobiography finally landed on shelves on

Thursday an emotional, often challenging account that charts a life story from early childhood

to the universally admired person they've become today.

I refer of course to Mr Boyd Hilton whose tell-all memoir is even now being adapted for the stage

by the great Alan Bennett, so order your copy now of the history Boyd.

Of course I jest. It is in fact Terry whose book was released last week except I'm not a hundred percent sure how I pivot from the jovial upbeat tone of this podcast to the subject matter of your book Terry. This is an act of

of your book Terry. This is an act of contortion I think I'm kind of ill-suited to.

I will say however it is incredible I have read it and I do encourage everyone to read it.

How do you feel now Terry that your book is out in the world?

It feels quite exciting actually.

I thought it'd feel incredibly revealing and quite dramatic,

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