At Aztec we've got loads of barbecue heroes, the Goodhousekeeping Institute loved. Fire up

the Barbies Sunday and enjoy some tastes you know they're all relish, like our Tandori

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on Father's Day. Plus, the weather's not too hot, not too cold. Why wait? Pop something

on the Barbie that'll cut the mustard. Summer at Aztec. That's more like it.

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Welcome to the Back to School Bumper episode of the Highloat, the weekly news and pop culture

podcast brought to you by writers Dolly Alderton and Pandora Sykes.

Welcome back to the Highloat, homies. The last days of summer over. We both had a wonderful

month off which already slightly feels like it never happened but we're both trying

to hold on to that feeling of restiveness. I did miss the Highloat on occasions like

when the Asia Argento story broke and also I miss being able to talk about the loss of

silly season with all the Corbin, anti-Semitism rouse, the cutting edge stories like stray

cows being found in hot types which just hacked off the front page in August. I had exactly

the same feeling where I was like, oh god I missed the Highloat when Theresa made that

little row body dance. I found myself feeling very, very impassioned and opinionated about

it. I kept trying to engage everyone in conversations about it. It's too much to see politicians

like in their downtime. I almost can't, I can't even cope. I just felt enormous sympathy

for her. I never thought I'd say I have no sympathy for the nature in me but I really,

really did. I just feel like how many English people do you know that would stand up in front

of an entirely different culture and in the middle of the day when they're dancing so beautifully,

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