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Hello and welcome to a special bonus episode of Wrong Turns with Jemida Jamil.

This is a special Misery Love's Company Extra Bit from my London podcast festival appearance, which I did recently,

which I think is one of my favourite live shows I've ever done. I was joined on stage by three of

my favourite comedians ever, Russell Howard, Judy Love and Grace Campbell, all of whom was so funny

together and none of us had ever really shared the stage and yet there was just this like magic chemistry

but it wasn't just us it was also the audience it was hundreds and hundreds of people all of whom

I don't know we were just working at exactly the same wavelength of ridiculous and we had so many

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