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journalism. You're listening to the New Ethiopian podcast. Hello and welcome to the new European

podcast. My name's Richard Porre and I'm joined by Matt Withers. Hello, Matt. And Cash Boyle.

Hello. Show me the money. Cash Boyle. Ah, I think we've got you a little catch phrase,

cash. Show me the money. Show me the money. I mean, if you want to show me the money, please,

I would welcome the money. Money is welcome. That goes to both of you and the listeners also.

Ah, when we hired you for the new European podcast, did no one mention the wage?

No, it was a silent implied term of the contract, I believe.

Excellent. Well, thank you both for joining me. We will get to the news. Then we're going to speak to Richard Luck, who's written a superb piece in this week's

printed product about his, I think he's picked 20 of his favourite political films.

Now, there's plenty on there I haven't seen.

So I'm pretty sure, dear listener, that you will learn something.

But there are also some favourites on there as well.

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