Bambi On Ice

The Scott Mills Weekly

BBC

Society & Culture

4.8 • 5.2K Ratings

🗓️ 8 February 2021

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Summary

If you think Scott is too big for his boots, think again! He has some ginormous (whooo) ones to help him cope with the snow and the team are loving it. Also, listener Ryan is worried about a camera roll that has fallen into the hands of his family and The Whooo game has a special, Superbowl style, half time treat.

Transcript

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds Music Radio Podcasts
0:04.5	The Scott Mills Daily
0:07.2	Another one!
0:08.4	Fun time flowing bubbles to a straw, sounds naughty
0:10.8	Did it get road to the movie movie news?
0:12.8	We see radio news!
0:14.0	Let's go!
0:15.6	Scott Mills, the one for the immature
0:17.8	Renderer, Santa Claus, you have to
0:20.9	Radio One
0:23.2	Go!
0:24.4	On today's Scott Mills Daily Podcast,
0:26.3	Listener Ryan is worried his family have seen the entire content of his camera roll.
0:31.6	Old favourite sayings, things, tv shows, relive them, remember them on the hood game?
0:37.5	I have a pub date and I get an absolute roasting for my winter footwear, remember it's cool not to be cool.
0:44.2	And where do old iPads go to die?
0:50.5	One!
0:51.4	Okay so I'm being singled out today for my choice of footwear.
0:54.4	Where I live now is quite icy and I'm not used to it because I'm used to living in the city
1:00.5	where it doesn't really get that icy or snowy it's just like damp.
1:04.3	So you know me I'm always in trainers right?
1:06.8	I've never needed a sturdy shoe until now.
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