Greg's Ask The Nation!

Radio 1’s All Day Breakfast with Greg James

BBC

Society & Culture

4.8 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 29 July 2025

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

Greg asks the nation whether he was right or wrong to suggest, that a night out to a restaurant, could be seen as part of his wife's birthday present. Radio 1's Matt Edmondson agrees to an urgent remix request, team captain Alice selects her dad Craig to take on today's edition of Yesterday's Quiz and listeners share stories of embarrassing misunderstandings. Plus, there's news of lots of bugs attending live music concerts, in All The Latest Things!

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0:00.0	It's not funny, it's true.
0:05.2	Lily Allen and Makita Oliver.
0:07.8	Um, Keats, I've got some questions for you on BBC Sounds.
0:11.4	Tell me what you've enjoyed about our podcast so far.
0:13.8	I like that you've got more and more comfortable in this space and I've watched you show all parts of yourself.
0:19.5	We've both cried.
0:20.7	Miss me with Lily Allen and
0:22.5	Makita Oliver. We're just us having a shot. Feels like we've been doing it forever. We kind of have.
0:30.0	Listen on BBC Sounds. BBC Radio One. Radio One's All Day Breakfast with Greg James.
0:40.1	Hello and welcome to Tuesday's Radio One All Day Breakfast podcast.
0:43.8	This is Greg James with the best bits of this morning, which included an Ask the Nation from My Life,
0:49.1	plus a chat with Matt Edmondson about a remix we need him to make quite urgently.
0:54.1	We had some more
0:54.9	stories of misunderstandings and mishaps in your life. Plus, we had a quiz with a dad called Craig,
1:01.5	who was very funny. And, um, hmm, what else did we do? It's something else. It's something else on.
1:08.0	What was the other thing? Oh, all the latest things. All the latest things. What was the other one? The Bustards. Oh, the Bustards. I'm not sure we can replay that because it was just, it was very in the moment. But basically, I found out that there's a bird called a Bustard in Norfolk. And so we were talking about cheeky busters, giant busters. What other busters were there? Ugly.
1:28.5	Well, no, you said ugly.
1:29.4	They were ugly.
1:32.3	I think that's, that is, that is subjective.
1:35.1	I think all animals have their own beauty. Even if it's unconventional beauty, please.
1:38.1	It's not shame the busters.
1:39.6	William the Bustard.
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