I know this is the web box podcast. I'm Matt Joré, bringing you the best of my times

radio show. You can listen live Monday the Friday 10-till-one on your DAB radio, on your smart

speaker, on the Times Radio app. If you listen to this on Friday, as the podcast goes

out, you can catch me on a vlog I got news for you tonight, which was fun with Diane

Morgan and Desuay Birch, from me and his nipple and pull map. So there we go. Right, coming

up on today's episode, 1974, and all that. The last time Britain hosted your original

behalf of someone else, was back in 1974, the one the other one. So we take a look at

the music, the society, and the politics of 1974. And my current theory that next year

might be like 1974 with two general elections. So that's coming up in just a moment, but

first, as ever, we kick off with the Columnist panel.

The Columnists with Night at the Marriott, India Night, and James Marriott.

I was hunched on my bedroom floor of my laptop, frantically, bashing away my column, on

Times Radio. And we say hello to India Night, hello India. Good morning. And here, looking

very smart. Thank you very much. I do look pretty good today, I think, in my suit.

So you've got, what color is it? Is it a black suit, or is it slightly brown? I think

you'd call it a charcoal charcoal. And he's got a white shirt on and a very nice floral

tie. My girlfriend got for me. It's very nice. Thank you. Can you see him India? Yes, I can

see him. I'm extremely impressed. I think he's got a job interview. No, I'm going, I'm

going for lunch in a posh, in a posh environment. Is it a private members club where you have

to have a tie? I can't actually remember which one it is now that I'm broadcasting about

it. I have to check my emails when I go downstairs. Don't say where it is, James, because

you'll get hauls of fans. They have to, you have to keep in the back door, but obviously

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