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Welcome to the Blind Buy podcast.

If this is your first episode, consider going back and listening to an earlier episode

to familiarize yourself with the Lord of this

podcast. I'm a busy buy this week because I've got two gigs in Kilkenny, two live podcasts which I'm preparing for. I'm looking forward to

Kilkenny because there's a 14th century statue there that looks like the Bison singer Keith Duffy and I'm looking forward to seeing that in real life

So I have a guest this week a professional storyteller by the name of Claire Murphy. I was gigging in Bristol about two months ago and I couldn't find a guest. I couldn't find a guest in Bristol that I really wanted to speak to and someone suggested this story to her called

Claire Murphy she's Irish I'd never heard a Claire and I was really intrigued by someone who was a professional

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