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Radio 1’s All Day Breakfast with Greg James

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Society & Culture

4.8 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 18 March 2025

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

It's Day 2 of Jamie Laing's Ultra Marathon Man challenge in aid of Comic Relief, and Greg has plan to raise more money involving Matt Edmondson and his precious scooter!

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0:00.0	Did you know that you can listen to many of your favorite podcasts first on BBC Sounds?
0:06.9	Like Friday Night Comedy, where you can hear the latest episode seven days earlier,
0:11.0	and a week is an extremely long time in politics.
0:14.4	Good things come to those who don't wait.
0:17.4	Listen to your favorite podcasts first on BBC Sounds.
0:21.7	BBC Radio One.
0:25.0	Radio One's All Day Breakfast with Greg James.
0:28.8	Hello and welcome to Tuesdays Radio One All Day Breakfast podcast.
0:32.3	This is Greg James and we had a really fun morning this morning,
0:36.0	toying with Matt Edmondson and raising money for Jamie Lang's
0:39.9	Ultramarathon Man Challenge.
0:41.8	So start today's show.
0:43.4	Let's do this.
0:44.1	Radio One Breakfast with Greg James. Off the chain, off the glass, off the flip, off the rip, off to everything.
1:15.0	Welcome to Tuesday. Good morning. Radio on breakfast show is on live until 10.30 this morning.
1:22.0	Thank you, Dean McCulloch for early. Callum Leslie, good morning.
1:24.4	Morning.
1:25.7	News.
1:27.7	I was listening to so much Jamie Lang yesterday.
1:31.0	So much of the story that I was inspired to go for a run myself last night.
1:36.0	I saw that.
1:37.2	It was a last minute decision because I was having a bit of a, you know, this happens.
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