Episode 38 - A New Jingle, Parisian Catacombs & More Robinsisms

Elis James and John Robins on Radio X Podcast

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Comedy

4.9 • 3.9K Ratings

🗓️ 2 November 2014

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

A momentous podcast this week for you listener as John and Elis retired Sacred Cows with an absolute belter. The ultimate Sacred Cow indeed. The boys have also got more from Tony Blackburn, a great Winner Plays On, tales of queuing and Wotsits (separate tales), plus John wishes Elis happy birthday. And to top it all there's a brand new jingle - hold on to your hats! Remember you can get in touch with the duo on saturday@xfm.co.uk and you can listen live every Saturday from 10am til 1pm on Xfm.

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0:00.0	X-Fem. Ellis James and John Robbins on XFM podcast.
0:05.8	Good morning, afternoon, evening, night time, the future.
0:10.8	If you are listening to the podcast, obviously I'm unable to say where you are.
0:14.8	I hope you're somewhere nice.
0:16.3	Where would you be?
0:17.1	Where do you listen to the podcast, Ellis?
0:18.7	In bed.
0:19.5	Do you?
0:20.0	Yeah.
0:20.3	Lovely stuff.
0:21.4	I listen to it as soon as it In bed. Do you? Yeah. Lovely stuff. I listen to it as soon as it comes out.
0:23.4	Do you?
0:23.8	Yeah.
0:25.1	Because I think it's brilliant.
0:28.3	And then I schedule my tweet about it for Monday morning so it gets maximum exposure.
0:33.0	Oh.
0:34.1	This is, we're now peering into adamant side of the darkness of Robbins.
0:40.6	Already done my tax return.
0:43.6	You didn't see that.
0:45.1	Yeah, I almost did swear.
0:47.7	Well, thanks for downloading the podcast.
0:50.0	It was a really fun show today.
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