This edition of The Bunker is sponsored by Naked Wines. I'm Seth Tevall.

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Hello, faithful bunker listener. We've got a bit of a bonus for you. It's a taster of our brand

new podcast, Talk 90s to Me, a brilliant weekly deep dive into the greatest decade of all with Friend of the Pod Miranda Sawyer.

From Noel and Liam to Nirvana, from black grape to white doves, from friends to football's coming home, Talk 90s to Me is the perfect lesson for anybody who can remember the 90s

or for the young and the 90s curious.

Here's a bit of the first edition

where Miranda talks to my old Q magazine colleague Ted Kessler

about the early glory days of Oasis

back when they were brilliant.

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