Episode 33 - Elis' New Car, Shark and Horse, A Trip To Dubai & Your Quarter-Life Crises

Elis James and John Robins on Radio X Podcast

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Comedy

4.9 • 3.9K Ratings

🗓️ 26 September 2014

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

This week Elis shows off both his new car and the incredible names of his friends, whilst John shows off a new purchase he's blamed on his quarter-life crisis. There's more crisis decisions from you, Elis performs some live PE, John renames a guitar legend, and there's the usual Textual Healing, Sacred Cow, Winner Plays On and a particularly saucy extract from Tony Blackburn's autobiography. Thanks for all your emails, keep them coming to saturday@xfm.co.uk and tune in next Saturday from 10am til 1pm on Xfm.

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0:00.0	XFM.
0:01.7	Ellis James and John Robbins on XFM podcast.
0:06.0	Waguan!
0:07.1	And welcome to the Ellis James and John Robbins podcast on XFM.
0:12.0	We've had a good morning.
0:13.4	I've crashed.
0:14.4	I've just hit a wall of tiredness that came from getting up too early yesterday to watch the Ryder Cup.
0:19.6	I was woken at 4.30 by my girlfriend's alarm, and then I couldn't get back to sleep because I was too
0:23.3	excited.
0:24.6	About golf?
0:25.7	Yes, about the greatest sporting moment in the calendar of sport.
0:29.0	It was the best moment of my life last two years ago.
0:31.6	The best moment.
0:32.5	Yeah, honestly.
0:33.4	I've never, ever seen anything like it.
0:35.5	All right.
0:36.3	The problem is I don't understand the rules of golf.
0:39.4	A quick Wikipedia will jog your brain.
0:41.9	Okay.
0:42.4	All right then.
0:43.1	Just for you.
0:44.1	Thanks, man.
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