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Hello, thanks again to everyone who sent in their versions of the newscast marketing campaign,

where me and Chris very hamfistedly sold the benefits of this podcast in a 10-second social media video.

And it turns out you all do it much better.

For example, Anne Martindale, who sent us in a poem all the way from Queensland in Australia.

Although suppose there are no distances in podcasting because we're all together all the time.

But you get my point.

Anyway, here's Anne's poem where she explains what newscast is all about in 10 seconds.

I choose the news that won't make me snooze.

I'll hear intelligent views

while the teapot bruise. There'll be political blues, something to amuse and always, always,

plenty of ooze. Round of applause for Anne. That's beautiful. Thank you very much for capturing what we

try and do every day here on newscast, Anne, and also to everyone else who sent

in their versions of 10 second newscasts. Our next gimmick is slightly related to something that

Anne has said there, and I will reveal that on the next episode. But I will now kick off this

episode in tribute to Anne by doing my own poem that I literally just scribbled very quickly.

Here it is.

Pam Ayers, if you're listening, don't write in.

This didn't happen on top of the pops.

Bob Villain and Neacap investigated by the cops after the sets at Glastonbury to be discussed

as newscast does some podcastery.

Newscast.

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