I don't think I'm that intelligent. I think I'm quite good at taking in disparate ideas and

munching them up and putting them out in sentences that have beginnings, minerals and ends.

You are listening to, made of human, also known as the mole part a podcast hosted by Sophie

Fagan who is a Danish comedian

Mowah. Trying to find out how to do life.

But it turns out.

Nobody knows.

Mopah.

Hello, thank you for listening.

If it is the first time you listen, which I'm guessing it could be, very well could be, because it is the first time you listen which I'm guessing it could be very well could be because it's the

Tim Minchen episode and yeah I can imagine he attracts a few new people and if that's you

hello my name is Sophie Hagen I'm a stand-up comedian

I'm from Denmark but I live in the UK and last week I went to Brighton to meet with

Tim Minchin and we have this chat that I will let you listen to in just a tiny bit.

I just want to quickly address something that a lot of my people, you know, my listeners listeners my followers my fans

Oh what a word have brought up so far from from the moment it was released that I was going to be chattingwood to mention

and that is the case of the song he wrote and performed 14 years ago called Fat Children. Now if you've never listened to the song before,

don't, just don't. It's very painful, it's very fat phobic, and the general gist I sensed from people was that you really wanted me to essentially call him out for doing that song and I don't know educate him find out what he thinks now get an

apology I'm not really sure but something like that and I totally see why you feel that way,

completely see that re-reading and re-listening to the song,

of course, like me as a person I would have loved for him to say,

I am so sorry I have now educated myself and I now know

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