The Treehouse Episode 56, home and colonial, with Danny Baker and me, Louise Pepper.

Hmm, hmm.

It's like you're broadcasting that to the whole street peps.

I'm sorry to bring a little backstage lighting because we've done, started the show

about four times and I sensed that Louise Napoleon Pepper, the great granddaughter of

Ho Chi Minh, seemed to be reticent in a way that it never is, she's always effeasant

and booming.

And tell me what you said, peps, why you were actually sort of being a little underplayed?

I realised that I'd opened the window and I was pretty sure that I was literally announcing

the show to the whole street.

And I got self-conscious.

And she thought people were gathering outside to get the show for nothing, which they do

for now.

But anyway, very good morning to everybody.

Here we go again with another two hours of fun for all of them young, without the slightest

hint of vulgarity.

In fact, I'm glad you did that, peps, because it lifted me from, well, what are you

looking for there?

I was lost in a river in, and it pulled me one.

A glimpy river in.

I don't, I don't know.

You're in a blue funk.

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