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Hello, do you love swearing? Well, you're in luck. There is swearing in this week's podcast. Enjoy!

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? Adam Buckston here. Thank you very much for downloading this podcast,

which this week features a conversation, actually a couple of conversations between myself and

John Ronson. Who's John Ronson?

John Ronson is a writer of interesting books. If he's writing where a pop song, it would be full of hooks.

He likes to think about what makes human being sick and physically broad at them with his writing

stick. Nice. Yeah, John Ronson in Jingle Form there, slightly more expanded version of that

would be that John, as well as being a documentary filmmaker and a brilliant radio presenter,

his show John Ronson on, I think can still be found on his website. He's written books like the

men who stare at goats at them, adventures with extremists, the psychopath test of course,

which encouraged everyone to go around analyzing their friends and people they knew for signs that

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