The Treehouse Episode 34.

Cockles for breakfast with Danny Baker, a me Louise pepper.

Yes, here we go again, but another three hours of fun for Old Young without the slightest hint of vulgarity.

Cockles for breakfast. I'm going to draw a veil over what's called that, perhaps,

but given we recall this at 10am, I'll let people make their own assumptions,

which is why I went for this particular phrase this morning.

Yeah, there is plenty to be done.

And so there seems to be kind of coming forward in our little retreats.

But today we're going to launch, stand by everyone,

the sound of World War II sirens you heard earlier this morning,

is because we're going to attempt to incorporate a phone call in this show.

Sucks! I know, it's replete.

It's replete. Once again, we did a test run yesterday, and it worked perfectly.

It's nothing can go wrong now.

I sat out the test run. I said, surprise me.

So we'll see how that goes, but welcome everybody.

There's plenty to be done, but as usual, we look hither and yon to find the,

the anniversary's that's, the main stream media, the frogcasters we, we,

I've actually heard that, yeah, I've done touch on mainstream media,

the frogcasters I call them, I actually, I actually heard that exchange on something I was

listening to, and it wasn't a script, they actually called them that,

anyway, the big thing about today is it's a Walter Hunt, who came up with the safety pin.

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