Katie Thistleton - The Dog and Katie (Part 2)

The Moon Under Water

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Food, Comedy, Arts, Comedy Interviews

4.8 • 675 Ratings

🗓️ 20 March 2023

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

*This is part 2 of Katie Thistleton's episode. Though you are free to listen in whichever order you so desire we really do recommend listening to part 1 first or things might be slightly confusing*

"You're listening to the Official Pint Charts, and soon we're going to be revealing this week's number one pint. Guinness is going strong and is on course to make the top five for the thousandth week in a row, Harvey's Best could be re-entering the top 10... and will Apple Sourz top the charts for the first time? Keep listening to find out!"

No, The Moon Under Water hasn't turned into a mystical version of Radio 1; but that's just an example of what you'd hear should we start presenting our own chart show every week. If we were ever going to then now would be the perfect time, because we're about to be joined by pure radio royalty... Radio 1's very own Katie Thistleton!

Katie can be heard every week on Radio 1 presenting both solo and alongside Vick Hope... and those of you who grew up with CBBC will know her as a close companion of Hacker T Dog! Not only is she a talented broadcaster, she's also a thoroughly good egg with a passion for pubs that has been passed down through generations. So tune your radio sets to "ale" and settle in.

Want to hear an extended version of this episode (featuring a Patreon-only choice), gain access to our bonus podcast ‘Behind The Cellar Door’ and support the upkeep of the pub? If so, head to moonunderpod.com and sign up to our Patreon!

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Transcript

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0:00.0	Thank you. Welcome back to part two. We are here in the moon underwater. I, John Robbins, the landlord, Robin, Robin, Robin, Robin, my regular.
0:39.9	And this week's guest creating her dream pub is Katie Thistleton and Katie.
0:44.9	I saw you in some distress just as we sort of moved from part one to part two because you
0:50.5	were on those tenter hooks about the quiz and they were causing you some physical discomfort I saw there, those tenter hooks about the quiz, and they were causing you some physical discomfort, I saw there, those tenter hooks.
0:57.7	Yes, I think, yeah, showing my age a little bit here with some of those scene tunes.
1:01.2	I think I've got number two, but I'm not so sure on the others.
1:05.2	I wonder if actually we're all too young to know what even any of those programmes might have been.
1:13.1	I know of all the three programs in the option for clip one.
1:17.1	Only one of them have I ever really watched a bit of.
1:20.4	And I recognise the tune, but I just couldn't tell you.
1:23.2	Robin, put us out of our misery, please.
1:25.3	Thanks, John.
1:25.9	Yes, so thanks so much to Max Tundra for whistling those theme tunes.
1:29.5	And the first clip, the options were some mothers do have them.
1:33.8	Hello, hello, or birds of a feather.
1:35.9	Well, I recognise it, so I'm going to go hello, hello, hello.
1:39.4	Hello, it was.
1:40.9	Yay!
1:42.3	It very much was.
1:43.4	The theme tune was written by one of the writers David Croft
1:46.5	with Roy Moore and remarkably actress Carmen Silvera who played Edith added lyrics to the song
1:52.7	and released it as a single in 1986. Wow. Same thing happened with EastEnders theme. Yeah it did.
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