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This podcast contains bad language.

I added one more podcast to the giant podcast bin. Now you have plugged that podcast out and started

listening. I took my microphone and found some human folk. Then I recorded all the noises while we spoke.

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

Hey, how you doing listeners? Adam Buckston here.

Welcome to podcast number 23, an EU referendum special. Oh no wait, it's a conversation with John

Robbins. I tried to do the EU referendum special with Rosie, but a little bit heated.

Instead, I have for you a conversation with British stand-up comedian and radio presenter,

John Robbins. I was in London earlier this year doing some shows and John came around to my hotel

room. Now I'd seen John and his girlfriend, Sarah Pasco the night before, at the after show party

that we had following the bug Bowie special that we did at the Odin Leicester Square.

Speaking of which, actually, and before I tell you a little bit more about John, people have been

asking me if there are any plans to do the Bowie special again in London this year and the answer

is yes, the next one will be at the Greenwich comedy festival on Tuesday the 26th of July,

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