Hello Highloas! Welcome to another episode of the Highlo, the pop culture podcast in

which no topic is too low or lofty, no question too silly and where curiosity is always

encouraged so you never have to lock yourself in the loop in the middle of a party to quickly

Google what MacArthur isn't. I wondered where you were going with lock yourself in the

loop in the middle of a party. As Dolly has said no topic is too low or lofty, no question too silly.

We believe in covering everything from the trivial to the political, all the new stories from the

last week. Dolly what's been your favourite low and high browsing this week? I don't really enjoy

this segment but you do so I'm doing it for you. I think it says a lot about

person I think it starts everyone out on a level playing field as well it's like it's a safe space

maybe yours are always better you'd be thinking about the more week. I have been thinking about the more week

so mine low ones this week and mainly food related obviously. Corn, party sausages,

okay delicious okay and a mixed triple sandwich you familiar with those? What's in that?

Three different types of bread. You'd be a mixed triple woman. No a mixed triple you can only get

very low markets, lunch and eatery outlets so boots so many words that mean the same thing there.

Lunch and eatery outlets and supermarkets. It's when you haven't had breakfast or lunch so one

sandwich would not suffice. You know the pretzlim sandwiches. Three pretzlims together? Yes exactly

all in one. That's a club sandwich. No but you don't eat them like all on top of each other.

Oh it's like three halves of a sandwich, one and a half sandwich. Oh yes you're right.

I mean we delved into this past for too long. What's your high? My high is the poetry of George

McCabe Brown because I've been in Orkney more on that later and he's a stromnesian poet which means

he's from the town of stromness. Do you always do that? Read something from where the person's from?

I always see well you can't bloody escape it in Orkney. I mean I love Doorkney but I do cling onto

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