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Why would you call me maybe when that isn't my name?

That's to me this. Can a nine-year-old food blogger cope with such fame?

Has to be this, Helen and Oly answer me this.

Good evening, you're listening to answer me this. I'm Helen Zoltzman and I'm ollie man.

We've got breaking news now on the situation discussed in episode 219 about

newscasters saying their names in order to be recognized as the

casters of the news.

Listeners everywhere have been shooting themselves in their head because it was so boring.

But you've got some feedback about it.

I have.

Peter has written in who says, I'm not sure about your answer as to why the readers of short

radio news bulletins give their names.

Okay, basically I said because it's an industry thing.

People want recognition in the industry

that's a good reason Peter what could you possibly object to in that?

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