#95 - Van Life, D:Ream Black Holes and Bare TMS

Elis James and John Robins

BBC

Comedy

4.8 • 6K Ratings

🗓️ 31 July 2020

⏱️ 93 minutes

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Summary

Today, Elis and John are joined by intimacy coordinator Ita O'Brien as today's Unsung Hero, another Made Up Game is thrown into disarray, and Elis enters a new spiritual age, apparently.

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:04.7	Hello everyone, welcome to the podcast of Ellis James and John Robbins on BBC Radio 5 Live.
0:10.6	Good show today, recorded during a heat wave, a 24 hour heat wave here in London and in
0:16.3	the surrounds.
0:17.8	And as I was walking in, it's something that I think is unique to London because I've
0:22.5	never, it's maybe that I've just never been in another city during this kind of temperature.
0:27.7	But you get like streams of hot air in the streets, like because it's all streets for such
0:36.4	a long way and all the buildings are reflecting heat down.
0:40.3	So it's like every street you get this sort of blast of hot air like you're walking into
0:44.6	a WH Smiths at Christmas.
0:46.1	Yeah, it would be so different if you were in rural Cornwall.
0:51.0	Well, also I would say in New York because it's a modern city, the streets are wider.
0:56.3	So the air doesn't get trapped as much.
0:59.0	Whereas because the streets in London are designed for sort of horse and carts is horses and
1:04.4	carts.
1:05.4	Horse and carts is definitely not that.
1:10.2	Horse and cart.
1:11.7	Horse and cartages?
1:13.0	Yeah.
1:14.0	They're very thin.
1:15.0	Horse mobiles?
1:16.0	Horse mobiles, which is also quite so bad for pollution because it traps pollution in
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