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Hello, welcome to another Rahalashtaba book club.

This week I have been reading an actual book rather than listening to a book. It's called Life is Rosie by the wonderful Jess Robinson who joins me right now. How are you, Jess? I'm very well, thank you. I'm trying to think back to when I was on your rehearsal.

Yes.

Thing in Leicester Square Theatre. Yes, it was a while ago ago I can't remember how long ago it was I've lost all track of time I think it was at least 10 years ago I think it was near the beginning of my career Yes Because I was doing I remember doing voices for you Of some of the animations that I was doing at the time And one of them was noddy's dog yes that's right so we've come a long way honestly like time passes so we've been

doing this about 14 or 15 years now I think this particular podcast or the you know rahelastapa and

sometimes I meet someone go oh you're on like 16 months ago they go no 10 years and you go, you're on about 10 years ago and you go, no, it was like last August. So all time has fallen apart. I've done about 800 of these, I think, over maybe. That's bonkers. Yeah, so forgive me that I don't remember everything that happened last time we met. I doubt we'll repeat, but we'll see. I don't think so. I won't repeat to bit. I'll probably talk about you being in vaginal tap again because that's...

Oh, yeah! everything that happened last time we met. I doubt we'll repeat, but we'll see. I don't, I don't think so. We won't repeat a bit. I'll probably talk about you being in vaginal tap again because that's what, that's what my life long of session. Oh my God. It's unforgettable. It's an image. I don't even have mental images. Oh my gosh. And you on the drums are still in there. Some son. Me on the drugs. It probably weren't now.

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