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The big news is we have guests for the 1st December, Rahalasthapa, at the Leicester Square

Theatre, where I'll be talking to Richard Osmond, best-selling author and nascent podcaster.

He thinks he can do podcasts.

What does he know?

And also Matthew Bainton, who's shortly appearing in the champion, a champion's edition of Taskmaster and from ghosts and everything. It's an amazing bill. The tickets are selling really fast. I think there might be a couple of £18.50 tickets left if you're quick, but then it goes up to something like 21. So book quickly. Go to rich herring.com slash Rahalisterpa for the links for that.

And all the upcoming Rahalashtabas in Leicester, Chelmsford and London.

There's three or four more in the Leicester Square Theatre in the new year.

Anyway, look, let's sit back, relax.

Richard Herring.com slash Rahalisterpah. Go there now.

Sit back, relax and enjoy the podcast.

Thank you so much for downloading and enjoy this offering hello welcome to another rahalustra book club this one is hot off the press

the chat anyway the book's been out a little while it's uh serious seriously silly the life of

terry jones by robert ross who joins me now hello robert hello how's it going rich are i'm very

very well i'm very i've got a copy here as well in fact you can probably see quite a few copies on

my shelf behind me so if you want to sign copy, get in touch.

Okay. We'll provide that service. Robert, I mean, I know you well and I know what you do,

but tell us a little bit about the, tell the listeners a little about yourself and who you are and what you do. Well, I was very proud that the late great Barry Cry, who was a friend of yours as well, I know,

called me Britain's Comedy Historian.

So it's a shoulder that I have to sort of, you know, it's a burden I have to shoulder, rather.

But basically, I've been writing about comedy, but mainly British comedy

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