Bury The Rubbish!

Radio 1's All Day Breakfast with Greg James

BBC

Society & Culture

4.8 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 7 August 2024

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

It’s that time of the year to start “shredding for Spotify”! Plus, We catch up with boxing Bronze winner Lewis Richardson, Alice in Paris and the Tik Tok-er that started it all, Sophie Elizabeth.

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0:00.0	Calling all music buffs.
0:03.6	Hey, hey, turn the volume up, yeah?
0:05.0	Make me a mixtape is here.
0:07.0	I'm Jordan Stevens.
0:08.0	I'm Clara Ampho, and this is our brand new weekly music show.
0:12.0	You pick a theme. We select the tunes and we battle it out to create the ultimate playlist just for you.
0:18.0	May the best music lover win? Oh, it's about to go down. Let's go!
0:22.0	Make me a mix tape. Listen only on BBC Sounds.
0:28.0	BBC Radio One's All Day Breakfast.
0:35.0	With Greg James.
0:36.4	Hello and welcome to Wednesdays Radio One All Day Breakfast
0:39.5	Podcast.
0:40.0	I'm back.
0:41.3	And it's nice to be back as well well feeling a lot better. Thanks for asking you
0:45.1	and you don't care. You just think I'm just some sort of... you don't even think
0:50.0	I'm real. You just think I'm just some talky man on the radio but I have feelings guys. Anyway so today we did get an update from Alice in Paris.
1:01.1	We also spoke to Sophia Elizabeth,
1:03.4	Tik-Toc megastire, who started the whole stupid thing.
1:06.8	We also talked about how you should be panicking
1:09.0	about your Spotify wrapped now.
1:11.4	We had a quiz for a man called Jordan, plus details on this race that I've got
1:15.8	myself into and it's entirely my own fault. I've got to go and race Matt Edmondson in about half
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