EP.29 - LOUIS THEROUX

THE ADAM BUXTON PODCAST

Adam Buxton

Comedy

4.8 • 21.2K Ratings

🗓️ 12 September 2016

⏱️ 78 minutes

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Summary

Adam talks with old friend Louis Theroux (journalist and documentarian) about infantilism, booze, parenting and a shameful memory, before enjoying a bit of singing. Thanks to Seamus Murphy-Mitchell for production support and Matt Lamont for additional editing.

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0:00.0	I added one more podcast to the giant podcast bin.
0:06.4	Now you have plugged that podcast out and started listening.
0:10.6	I took my microphone and found some human folk.
0:15.4	Then I recorded all the noises while we spoke.
0:20.8	My name is Adam Baxter and I'm a man.
0:25.6	I want you to enjoy this. That's the plan.
0:32.6	Rosie. Rosie, how are you, dog dog?
0:36.6	Fine. What are you doing there?
0:39.6	I'm a lekin moisture off some grass.
0:43.6	Oh yeah, why are you doing that?
0:45.6	Why are you doing this?
0:47.6	Fair enough.
0:49.6	Alright then, you go and run around and have fun.
0:54.6	Alright, doggles.
1:00.6	And I'll say hi to the podcasts.
1:03.6	Hey, podcasts. How are you doing?
1:06.6	Thank you very much indeed for joining me.
1:09.6	Adam Baxter for another podcast.
1:13.6	Now, this week's podcast, episode number 29, features another conversation
1:18.6	with friend of the podcast and my old friend Louis Thoreau,
1:23.6	the British and American, he holds dual citizenship, journalist and documentarian.
1:30.6	This conversation with Louis took place in May this year in London.
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