Hey listener, Simon here for Make-Aast. Thanks for listening to one of our shows.

Here's a question for you. Have you ever thought about starting your own podcast?

We believe that everybody has a story to tell, so whatever you love talking about,

we know there are listens out there who love to hear it. Whether you're an armchair,

expert, or a couple of friends who love to spill the tea. Maybe you just want to speak your mind.

Start sharing your story for podcasts and have fun with it. With Make-Aast, it can be easier to get

started. You can record and edit, grow, and make money across all listening apps,

including Apple podcasts and Spotify. Get started with three months trial of our paid plan

using the promo code Start. Just visit go.acast.com forward slash start.

Right now I'm obviously pretty down because I wanted to go further than this event.

You know it's the earliest I've lost here for, I don't know, a long time.

But he came up with great shots and I played a really really good match.

You know he played some really good stuff. But you know it happens and I've had tough losses in my

career in the past and you know come back from them. This is a tough one and you know I'm sure I'll

come back okay from it. Well hello and welcome to the tennis podcast Catherine Whitaker from

Eurosport and David Law from BBC Radio 5 Live are here on day seven of the Australian Open.

And as you heard Andy Murray is not a very happy fellow just at the moment because he is out

of the Australian Open. Catherine Whitaker and I come to you from a grass verge. A little bit like

Henman Hill at Wimbledon isn't it Catherine? We're watching a big screen and it is final set,

fifth set of Roger Federer against Kane Ishiakori at the moment. It is 4-1 to Federer.

Now everybody listening to this knows the result. We don't know the result because it's happening

as we speak. So Catherine it's been a tumultuous day. First of all Roger Federer is 4-1 up.

...