Hello it's Andrew Harrison here. Big thanks to everybody who came to our Christmas show,

a 21-so-ho in London on Monday the 12th or who zoomed in to watch it. It was a fantastic evening

and here's part one where Dorian and the panel look back at 2022 and the ongoing collapse of

the Conservative Party and the Year in Care. Plus there's a Christmas party named that we're calling

Pierre and Bloathing. Part 2 comes up tomorrow, enjoy part one.

So hello welcome everyone to 21-so-ho, a very lovely venue for a very O-God-Wart Now Christmas.

I'm Dorian, it's been a bumper year for the podcast. We've been able to add tofu eating

woe karate and the anti-growth coalition to our traditional alliance of bleeding heart

centrists and anti-British remuners. We feed on their hate. Tonight we'll be looking back

on a year in the death of the Conservative Party, from the defence, from the defence

of Boris Johnson, to the brief reign of Mad Queen Liz, to the damp rise of Rishi Sunak,

is the natural party of government heading for the Dumpa. Plus the year in Care is the most

likely next Prime Minister to care for for his own good and ours. Then in part 2 we'll be looking

at the main characters of 2022 and how they lit up our year or otherwise. Let's make the panel,

a Nami Taylor. So not Nami Taylor, he's Nami Taylor. She's married, sorry I just

put it on. I love child. I know we've got very common names.

Nami, somebody, no, the Buda Kerr of Best for Britain. Are you feeling fed? I mean obviously.

I mean the question is answered by your headwear. If anyone was here last year, I was wearing a

gold sequined jumpsuit. I nearly resurrected it this year but then it was far too cold so

we got this instead, sorry. That's my festive cheer for the year.

And beside her in Santa Red is Roz Smith. Roz Taylor contributing editor of Pod Masters and next

year the author of a book on the Future of Trust. Hi Roz. Hello, sorry.

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