Deaser Originals

Hello, I'm Joey Barton

and welcome to the bonus edition of The Edge Podcast

exclusive to you, DISA subscribers.

In this week's episode, I spoke to Dr Kevin Dutton,

who's a professor of psychology at Oxford University.

We didn't have time to fit everything into the main show.

So here's a little extra something, just for you.

Working at Oxford University in the psychological department,

and as people will have picked up,

you don't quite have that, I've been and spoke at Oxford,

you don't quite have the same tone as them.

So how did you get into this? How did you get into this field?

It's funny really, Joe, you know, it's true. I don't, you know, it's not the stereotypical

Oxford voice, you know, that you hear. But I mean, I grew up in London. My dad, so I came

with a very working-class family. My dad, you know, as I always say, he was like

Del Boy, he even looked like Del Boy. He could, he could sell, you know, I always say he could

sell shaving cream to the Taliban. He could sell anything to any, any, any, any, any,

so what was your dad's profession? He was a market trader, literally, he would, he was like Del Boy, he would sell all kinds

of stuff to anyone. So he had a stall, yeah? He had a stall and he was, he was, he was, he was,

all over London and, and, and I would often help him on the stall, on the Saturday morning.

What did he sell, whatever was it? Yeah, exactly, he would sell statues, he would sell underwear, he would sell all kinds of stuff,

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