Barbados, Banners and Batteries

Tailenders

BBC

Sports, Cricket, Comedy

4.9 • 4.6K Ratings

🗓️ 23 January 2019

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

Greg James, Felix White and Jimmy Anderson look ahead to England's first Test against The West Indies, plus Mattchin has a new quiz, Jimmy is the subject of ‘GCS’ and where are Felix’s batteries?

Transcript

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:04.6	Hello and welcome. I was starting now. Yes.
0:06.9	I haven't got my batteries yet.
0:09.2	Sharky has been sent a sent somebody out to go and get batteries for Felix's amp.
0:15.0	This is what one live show in the radio theatre does to you.
0:19.2	Yes, suddenly the whole BBC shut down for my double-aids.
0:22.0	No, I thought this morning I'll get them because I've got things to lose
0:24.9	more when I get double-aids. I've got one pack of triplets, and I...
0:28.4	Did I get it when that happens?
0:30.5	We fired up.
0:32.3	But you see that's unemphified, so you won't get the joke.
0:35.4	Welcome to Tellenders, the cricket podcast which was described by one reviewer as
0:39.6	12% cricket, 3% music, 7% quizzes, and 88% spicy.
0:46.8	Does it not add up?
0:48.0	Does it not add up?
0:49.1	Anyway, and then they complete it with 100% entered sanement.
0:54.2	Right, the maths is terrible, and so are we.
0:57.0	Welcome. It's Greg James here, opposite Felix White in a very swanky studio in
1:03.0	new broadcasting house. We're in S34.
1:05.5	Yeah, same one for being for Walnut.
1:07.8	And somewhere in the world, hopefully Barbados.
1:11.3	It should be England's greatest everbola and star of the Daily Mail's side bar of shame.
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