Sofie Hagen - Keeping Up with the Kardashians Library (Part 1)

The Moon Under Water

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Food, Comedy, Arts, Comedy Interviews

4.8 • 675 Ratings

🗓️ 7 February 2022

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Summary

Though Denmark is known for being rather steep when it comes to alcohol pricing that hasn’t stopped it from producing some of the finest Pubgoers of all time. This week we are delighted to be in the presence of one such legend; it’s comedian, author, activist and podcaster Sofie Hagen!

Sofie grew up in Denmark before making the UK her home a few years ago, and was quick to acclimatise herself in the best pubs this country has to offer. However, there’s one burning question that she has been asking herself for years: “Hvad er forskellen mellem en pub og en bar?”. Thankfully Landlord John and Robin are on hand to help answer that, as well as help her build her dream tavern.

Want to hear an extended version of this episode, gain access to our bonus podcast ‘Behind The Cellar Door’ and support the upkeep of the pub? If so, head to moonunderpod.com and sign up to our Patreon!

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0:00.0	Onward, onward and over, through and beyond, follow the threads of chimney smoke,
0:18.9	and unroll the camber of street
0:21.2	footfall in the mind
0:23.8	pathway to the past
0:26.0	and then it horizons itself anew
0:29.7	the moon
0:31.5	underwater
0:32.6	the moon underwater
0:32.6	I Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh,
0:38.3	Oh
0:40.3	Oh
0:42.3	Oh
0:44.3	Oh Oh, even song be heard to the aft and to the swain, and welcome to the moon underwater.
1:09.0	Here we are, sat in its oaky gleam tonight, all of oak knocking around
1:13.2	the moon underwater, and I, John Robbins, am the landlord of this sacred pub, in which we invite
1:20.3	guests to come and furnish their own minds, or their own pubs, or their own pubs in their own
1:27.2	minds, basically create their dream pub.
1:30.2	But it's been very lonely here today in the moon underwater.
1:34.2	And so I'm glad to see a shadow, a silhouette appear against the gazebo out the back
1:41.5	and through the plentiful, I think, quadruple French windows, in walks,
1:47.8	he, him, sen, the regular, the lovely Robin Allander. Hello, Robin. Hello, John. How are we?
1:53.5	Pew yourself, mate. Pue yourself. Thanks. I've bepewed. He's bepewed himself with some grace,
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