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Welcome everybody. I'm Rory Kathleen Jones,

and this is Movers and Shakers on the Road live in Henley.

What a wonderful audience already. We end this, the fifth series of the hit podcast about Living with Parkinson's as we started it with a live event, no, not from

the Middle Temple or the pub where we usually meet, but with a lively audience packed into a historic

venue. Not in London, but on the River Thames this time. Paul will touch on this in a little bit.

But first a roll call. Who have we got? I'm Nicholas Morsten. I'm Gillian Lacey Salomar.

I'm Mel Madel. And I'm Paul Mayhawakcha.

And can I say I am thrilled to be in a town that is famous which Rowing?

I don't know what they row about.

But apparently after some particularly long rows, they throw their cocks into the river.

Which reminds me, Henley is a very good place to live if you have Parkinson's.

This is because one of the symptoms of Parkinson's is extreme constipation.

But thanks to Thames water, one drink from the river in you in Henley,

and you'll be loosened up in no-time.

Marvellous.

You see, you get a bit of topical satire as well here.

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