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Yes, yes, yes, yes, it's Ramesh Ranganathan, hip hop saved my life. How are you? You good?

I've just been on Twitter finding out that Marcy Fanzel, fucking Wankers, hope you good.

Today's episode of Hip Hop Save My Life is with Sarah Pasco, who is not a hip hop expert,

but is wanting to get into it. I've been trying to get into hip hop for a while, and she's become a fan.

She is a good friend of mine, and she's very intelligent and funny, so it's good.

She also brought in vegan bay leaves, which is called, what is it called? Almond.

And we drunk it all during the podcast and got drunk.

So I think you can tell we're drunk, and I think it made for a better episode.

I really do. The other thing I need to tell you is the other person who was on this podcast is not rumored.

It was actually Ben Green, and the reason for that is because rumored, rumored, just misses had gone into labour on the day that we recorded this podcast.

And now they've had the baby. So that's exciting, isn't it? They decided to call it Ramesh, which is amazing, what I'm on for me.

The baby's white, which I'm sure rumored just hoping for, not in a racist way, but obviously he's a dad on it.

So it's in the tweet to him, so it's great news.

What else to tell you? Oh yeah, three album recommendations for you for this week.

My first one is Merz Strange Journey into Unimaginable. It's a great album. I love Merz.

I don't know how many of you have listened to Merz, but it's great. I love his style.

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