Episode 135 – Meat Loaf Musical, Mystery Car & Cheesy Chocolate

Elis James and John Robins on Radio X Podcast

Radio X

Comedy

4.9 • 3.9K Ratings

🗓️ 16 September 2016

⏱️ 83 minutes

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Summary

This week, John reveals all regarding his secret ambition to write and produce a stage play about the life of a teenage boy, set to music of Meat Loaf. Elis discusses his imminent appearance on TVs ‘Mock the Week’ and asks seasoned MTW veteran, John, for his sage like advice. All this plus Humble Brag Of The Week, Winner Plays On and Tick Off A Taste. Remember, you can get in touch on [email protected] (if you’re on e-mail. You’ve got to be on e-mail), and you can tune in across the UK every Saturday from 1pm til 4pm! Keep it session. Keep it Radio X.

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0:00.0	Ellis James and John Robbins
0:01.8	Radio X. Hello everyone. Welcome to the podcast
0:05.7	of the Ellison James
0:07.6	and John Robbins show. I have hit a phenomenal
0:11.9	wall in the past 10 minutes. Hey, come on John.
0:15.2	No, just adrenaline down. I've just cancelled evening drinks.
0:20.1	Have you? Yeah. You're joking. drinks. Have you?
0:21.4	You're joking.
0:22.8	Yeah.
0:23.7	If you need an arm around the shoulder, John,
0:25.8	I think you're a welcome,
0:26.9	you're a welcome edition to any comedy bill
0:29.6	and to any commercial indie radio station.
0:34.3	Thanks, mate.
0:35.1	A welcome edition.
0:36.9	Not an addition, a welcome one.
0:40.3	Yes, I read a book.
0:41.6	I read Black Dogs by Ian McEwen.
0:44.3	It's funny, quite unsettling.
0:46.0	Why?
0:47.2	It's just quite an unsettling book.
0:49.3	He's quite an unsettling author.
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