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My name is Adam Buckston. I'm a man. I want you to enjoy this. That's the plan.

Howdy, Adam Buckston here. Welcome to Podcast number two. Oh, it's a beautiful day, beautiful

September 2015 day, and I'm out walking Rosie once again. And first of all, I would just like to say

thank you so much to everybody who downloaded and commented on podcast number one with Louis Thoreau

last week. I was genuinely touched and surprised by the response to the podcast, and that's,

well, that's a rare thing these days. I mean, you can't just go around randomly touching and

surprising people. Can you, and get you an all sorts of hot water. But genuinely, I was delighted.

I have to be honest. Slightly different kettle of cod this week. I know a lot of you are

hoping very much that I'm going to fill the podcast with stuff about David Cameron and pigs.

But, you know, I didn't really have anything on the day, even. Here's this is as close as I got

to contributing. This is a tweet that I didn't send. All these people referring to Boris Johnson

as a dead pig are going a bit far, I think. Yeah. Just the one appearance on Have I Got News for you

for Dr. Buckles and mysteriously never been asked back. But this week I am talking to the pop artist

Leanne LaHavace, currently aged 26, although she was 24 when I recorded this conversation with her

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