And welcome to another edition of The Four The Many podcast. Now, we've got a bit of a different podcast today, mainly because Jackie Smith is in Spain, apparently somewhere where they don't even have Wi-Fi, can you believe? So we have a very special stand-in today. Her name is Aisha Hazarika. Now, you will have seen her because she's ubiquitous on our

television screens and on the radio at the moment. So just introduce yourself, Aisha. What do you do?

It's a good question. Who am I? It's an existential question. So I used to be a Labour advisor for many,

many years. I am now a stand-up comedian, insert your own punchline, and an author. I've just written a book

about Prime Minister's questions and politics. I'm a writer. I've got columns in the evening

standard and the Scotsman, and I pop up on lots of television and programs, especially one

called CNN Talk, which you and I do together. So you're basically a female version of me?

I know, but with more hair.

That is very, very, very true.

In fact, you're taking a lot of my gigs on telly.

We need to talk about this.

I'm not happy about it.

Somebody's actually already asked us,

am I jealous of your luxuriant hair?

Do you know what your hair reminds me of?

Maybe you're too young for this.

Charlie's Angels, Jacqueline Smith.

Oh, I will take that.

I love the...

It's the Flicks, isn't it?

It's the Charlie's Angels Flicks.

That is the look I'm going for, so I'm very happy about that.

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