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Right, on with the podcast, or I'll be talking about this for hours.

Welcome, welcome, welcome. This is the distraction pieces podcast episode 538.

Thank you for tuning in everyone. Big love to everyone who tuned in for my big Halloween stream on Twitch the other week.

The reaction's been absolutely overwhelming. If you wanted to go back and watch that, if 90 minutes long, I'm not going to say too much about it, but yeah.

90 minutes long, it's over on twitch.tv, forward slash screwbiuspipio. It's the big Halloween stream.

But this week's episode is one that I've been incredibly excited to get into your ears.

I'm chatting this week with a Brenek, a fantastic filmmaker who's got a documentary on iPlayer called Scars Survivor in a stabbing.

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