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Or is that just, is that just me?

Like a lot, a lot, an ever increasing amount recently, or is that?

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Latitude was the first festival I ever played.

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This is the distraction pieces rewind where every Friday we go into the back catalogue and find a legendary episode that you might have missed or might be well worth you revisit.

And in this one, it's from over a decade ago.

From the start of 2015, it's the most listened to episode of all time and hell. It still

needs more listens because it's with Stuart Lee. Stuart Lee's comedy hero of mine and artistic

hero of mine. I adore Stuart Lee. And it was mad to get to have this conversation, to get to talk to someone that I've

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