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Ed Gamble and Matthew Crosby. Radio X. Hello everyone. This is Ed Gamble. Welcome to the podcast. Now, if you listen to the live show as well, if you're an early worm and not a snooze and boil, which is the name we give those of you listening now instead of getting up early, you'll know that I was not joined by Matthew Crosby today because he's had a little baby.

And if you don't enjoy hearing that news, you're in for a rough hour.

Yeah, it does come up quite a lot.

Now, it's because, you know, as professional radio DJs, we're told to reset for new listeners

and let them know why they're, you know, one of their favorite radio DJs isn't there?

Very much so.

So we brought it up a lot, Ivo.

So I'm joined by Ivo Graham instead, who stood in for Matthew Crosby.

Yes, here I am.

I was present for the entirety of the recording.

And you're an incredible, you're an incredible standing, I thought.

Well, that's really nice of you, Ed. I was palpably excited, and despite a couple of links, which were disasters,

I'd say I had a broadly solid hit rate.

Did we have some disaster?

I don't remember very disastrous.

I think Ivo's concept of a disastrous link is not our concept of a disastrous thing.

I attempted to riff a bit about a sat nav to a My Chemical Romance gig,

which I'm probably going to think about for the rest of the weekend.

Well, look out for that. That's definitely making the podcast.

Also, a couple of stumbles up top, giving you the nickname of Stumble.

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