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We are publishing the Dancelaguard Reader by Alice Fraser and Dancelaguard,

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Hello, Buglers, and welcome to Bugel Issue 4,061 sub-episode A for apologies for

not being a full issue of the Bugel this week. Instead, we have some bonus extra bits from

the recent live show in London, some other bonus extra bits from other bits, and in the first

and latest instalments of what the hell was happening 10 years ago. We go back in time, hang on,

let me just add it up, 10 years, too much 2008, and without wishing to spoil the fun, I can

exclusively reveal that in the news exactly 10 years ago this week, as exclusively revealed at

the time in issue 20 of this esteemed organ of audio historical record, were Russia, the European

Union, and women, so pollution has changed. However, to get things started and whilst I contemplate

how all of you as I speak are almost certainly rushing to dispatch your ticket-buying carry pigeons

to Australia and New Zealand to purchase tickets to my fourth coming shows at the Melbourne International

Comedy Festival, that's from the 10th to the 22nd of April, Sydney Comedy Festival, the 23rd

and the 24th, and the New Zealand Comedy Festival, that is the week after that. We will go back

in time slightly less far, to February 2018, and the Lesnar Square Theatre with me, Nish Kumar and Alice

Fraser. Any particular requests, Nish? Any requests? I don't. Why, are there any stories you

particularly want to get off your chair? I thought you went sort of in general, do some cricket

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