Hello, PCDs, it's Ellis James here from the Ellis James and John Robbins show.

Thank you very much for downloading our old Radio X podcasts.

That means an awful lot to John and I.

Well, not only am I continuing to do sterling work with John.

I've also started a new podcast that I think you might like.

It's called the socially distant sports bar,

and I record it with my friends Mike Bubbins and Steph Guerrero, where we nominally talk about sport, but we routinely don't get into the sport until about 40 minutes in. So if you like hearing three friends trying to reenact the sort of conversations you might hear in a pub.

And if I do say to myself, succeeding, then I think you really like it.

It's a lot of fun.

Let's not beat around the bush.

It's swarier than the Radio X, FM and Five Live podcast.

So if you've got a big problem with foul language then maybe give it a steer but otherwise

give it a go you never know you might like it anyway it's called the socially distant sports bar

and it's available from all of the usual podcast places Music. Music. I'm music. And He was a joy to watch.

Laurie was different. I mean, at their time, He was a George Lodge?

Lorry was different.

I mean at their time, it was a kind of working class, well, a working class sport, but to have someone

doing playing ballet and dancing and into clothes and fashion and all those refinements of life,

it was certainly different.

The first time he ever seen big garlic king prones in the shells

was Laurie ordered him in the restaurants and I thought,

what's that?

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