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Ah! Hello and welcome to I am the Eggpot with me Chris Shaw. The Egg Pots take a jaunty stroll through Peppeland discussing the Beatles and solo Beatle albums with a

popery of delicious guests. In this episode, I'm joined by stand-up comedian, writer and actor,

Jack Carroll. Hello, how are you doing? Glad to be here. I'm fine. Oh, lovely to have you.

Thanks very much. You've been very busy during the lockdown. I have. I have with

with one thing and another. I've been doing your Jack Harrow and Friends. Yeah, Jack Harrow and

friends. It's been, yeah, so that's sort of an aid of a local, a charity local to me and things.

And that's been a nice, I think that's the good thing about the lockdown really.

It's given one of the good points of it is it's given me a chance to sort of have a chat with people on a long form basis that I probably, you know,

won't get chance to catch up with as much because they're,

they're busy and, you know, they're busy off doing sort of things.

And, you know, now you can sort of nail them down to one place and say,

well, you do my podcast, it's for charity.

And they legally can't say no to that.

So, yeah.

It's the plus side of a global pandemic. Absolutely. Well, you know, I think,

you know, it does, it does, like everything, there's a, there's a yin-yang to the, to the whole

equation. So, yeah, thanks so much for doing this. I really appreciate it. But obviously,

you're a big Beatles fan. Tell me how you first discovered them.

Well, it's sort of, it's a funny one, isn't it, with the Beatles?

Because I think, you know, right from being very small,

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