Episode 24 - Petty Squabbles, A Controversial Sacred Cow & More Tony Blackburn

Elis James and John Robins on Radio X Podcast

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Comedy

4.9 • 3.9K Ratings

🗓️ 26 July 2014

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

As well as potentially the most controversial and heated Sacred Cow ever, this week's podcast has John and Elis' best opening link too. Plus the duo discuss class, real ale, The Goonies, and Producer Dave's upcoming holiday. There's tales of petty squabbles and grudges alongside Winner Plays On, Textual Healing and more from Tony Blackburn's autobiography Poptastic. Remember you can get in touch with the boys on sunday@xfm.co.uk if you want to get involved, and you can listen live every Sunday from 10am til 1pm on Xfm.

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0:00.0	XFM
0:01.5	Ellis James and John Robbins on XFM podcast
0:05.4	Folks welcome to the podcast download of the Ellis James and John Robbins show on XFM.
0:11.9	I think we can safely say we've had a belter today.
0:14.6	We really enjoyed the show.
0:16.2	Cracking winner plays on.
0:18.7	Lovely textual healing
0:21.3	also the most controversial
0:22.7	sacred cow of all time
0:24.1	oh yeah I mean that's the
0:25.8	volcano in the middle of this
0:28.0	landscape well when you know
0:30.1	John had to take one of the links
0:31.4	because at one stage I thought I was having a heart attack
0:33.4	and my chest felt weird
0:34.3	and I've eaten three fry-ups this week,
0:37.7	but I thought of myself,
0:38.4	is that enough?
0:40.3	Is it enough to tip me over the edge?
0:42.2	I thought the fact that I'm agitated
0:43.4	about this sacred cow and those three fry-ups.
0:45.9	As producer Dave pointed out,
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