Well, hello there. It's Edmundson here, and I'm delighted to tell you that I am the new

host of the rather popular podcast out to thunch. Yes, me. Now, if you've not heard

it before, what happens is this, I take some amazing and rather fascinating people out

for a slap-up lunch at a wonderful restaurant and press record. So, in a way, it's like

you're sat at the table with us. You'll need to bring your own food, though.

This season, I taught the likes of the coolest person I know, Christy Hind.

Sir, I'm way to heaven. I could play it when I was 17. Jimmy Page did you write it till

he was 22. I think that says quite a lot. Was that your line? It was, yeah.

Amazing. That's for me history right there. My favorite author of Scottish crime drama,

Sir Ian Rankin. I remember Sean Connery once asked me if I would ghost his autobiography,

but he wasn't going to dish the dirt. He wasn't going to tell any of the really juicy stories,

and I thought, you know, if it's a very safe text, it'll be me who gets to blame by his publishers,

so I decided to turn them down. So there, the man who turned down Sean Connery. Wow.

The legendary Tony Visconti. You know, when you do a David Bowie album, you're doing a foody album.

You know, I never imagined that, because he was always so thin. I always thought,

he probably doesn't eat very much, does he? He's like good food, you know, like, I never

saw him eat a slice of pizza. Now, he always had to go to a fine restaurant.

And the multi-talented Daisy Haggard and she was telling mothers of the school gate.

She was telling people that I'd been to prison for murder.

And that's just for starters, from Sony Music Entertainment.

Coming Tuesday, the 3rd of October, listen and follow on Apple podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music,

or wherever you get your podcasts.

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