Johnny Vaughan on Radio X: Podcast 154

Johnny Vaughan On Radio X Podcast

Radio X

Comedy

4.8 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 9 November 2018

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

This week, we chat to former special forces operative and star of Channel 4’s ‘Who Dares Wins’, Jason Fox. Plus, we talk office blinkers, flying cars, shark attacks and petty rage. Hear Johnny on Radio X every weekday at 4pm across the UK on digital radio, 104.9 FM in London, 97.7 FM in Manchester, on your mobile or via www.radiox.co.uk

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0:00.0	I've always been ambitious and in teaching I've found plenty of opportunities to progress.
0:05.0	As head of English, I now get to support all other teachers in my department.
0:09.4	They often learn from my advice, though actually I often learn from theirs.
0:13.4	The support and development we all get from each other is amazing.
0:16.5	It benefits not just us, but every student we teach.
0:19.8	How many of the professions can say that?
0:22.5	Every lesson shapes a life.
0:24.4	Start shaping yours with a minimum starting salary of £31,000.
0:28.4	Search get into teaching.
0:30.7	Johnny Vaughan's 4-7-Thing.
0:33.1	Brady OX.
0:35.4	Welcome to the Johnny Vaughan, Fall Till 7th Thing podcast.
0:38.4	This week we chat to former Special Forces operative and star of Channel Force.
0:42.8	Who dares wins, Jason Fox.
0:44.7	Plus, we talk office blinkers, flying cars, shark attacks and petty rage.
0:49.8	Did you say shark attacks?
0:51.1	Shark attacks.
0:51.9	Good.
0:52.8	Radio X.
0:54.4	So here's the dealo.
0:55.3	Last night, it falls on me to drive my daughter back to university, yeah?
1:01.4	Yeah.
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