Hello and welcome to another edition of the For the Many podcast recently reviewed on BBC Radio Oxford, Jackie.

I know, I've heard it. The rather fabulous Martin Steers reviewed our podcast and said what a jolly excellent listen

it was and how we sounded as if we were in the pub on a Sunday afternoon.

Well, I actually will be in the pub later, but not right now.

It's always really weird, isn't it, to hear somebody else talking about what you're doing.

And I'm not sure I totally agreed with him when he said it was a bit shock joccurry.

I thought it was exactly the opposite of that.

No, he sort of corrected himself, though, didn't he?

And he said the point about us was that we actually sounded as if we liked each other.

And that's when he said we sounded like we were down the pub or something.

Aren't we brilliant actors?

Is that dogs with you or dogs with me that I can hear?

Dogs with you.

They've gone now.

Right.

Let's just tell everyone what we're going to be talking about this week.

Unfortunately, no hashtag Mordan this week.

Most people will be very disappointed by that, although one or two will be quite relieved, judging from the feedback from last week.

We'll obviously be talking about the penultimate stages of the Tory leadership contest.

I want to talk a little bit about Andrew Neal because his last episode of this week is next week.

And I wonder whether that is him done with the BBC completely.

I want to talk about Sir Kim Darrick, obviously.

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