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Frank Off The Radio: The Frank Skinner Podcast

Guest: Richard Herring

Frank Off The Radio: The Frank Skinner Podcast

Avalon

Comedy

4.54.8K Ratings

🗓️ 8 May 2010

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

Frank, Emily & Gareth are joined in the studio by funny man Richard Herring. They also talk about Swine Flu, something called Bowlingual and Latitude festival. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0

I've got about 10 seconds to tell you how to get two-for-one tickets for Top Draw comedy nights near you

0:04.7

Thanks to our friends at the TV Channel Dave, at AbsoluteRadio.co.uk

0:09.1

Also, I've got to tell you about how you can win prizes while you're there too

0:13.0

I've ran out of time though

0:16.4

The Frank Skinner on Absolute Radio

0:25.1

Goodness, that was that England's bleeding by Robinson

0:28.8

Wow, Nick Robinson, political commentator

0:32.4

I hope it was him, I love Nick Robinson with his, I tell you what I like about

0:36.8

This is Frank Skinner on Absolute Radio with Emily and Gareth by the way

0:39.6

In case you're trying to find Simon Mayo on your dial

0:45.0

I wouldn't want to find him on mine

0:48.0

Yeah, Nick Robinson is the BBC political guy

0:51.2

What I like about Nick Robinson is he's gone bald, the way bald people should go bald

0:57.0

Nowadays, if people start to go bald, they think, oh, I can, I can

1:00.8

Nick this in the bud, they shave the rest of their head thinking that no one will notice

1:04.9

They've been diesel it

1:06.0

Yeah, whereas Nick Robinson, he's gone bald like people used to go bald when I was a child

1:10.8

He's just got that bit of air around the ears and around the back

1:13.2

And that's what I'd always do

1:14.8

And he wears glasses, he looks like Philip Larkin that the poet

1:18.2

And I imagine him at home eating white bread sandwiches

1:23.3

And said to that, Nick Robinson, he's gone a certain, lovely 1950s English squalor

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