Danny Wallace

Ray D-O-X

Well hello, how are you and welcome to another important broadcast podcast from your podcast pals?

That's me, Danny, and the cute boys, Stephen Joe.

And I do explain right from the get-go that that is now what my mother refers to you as the cute boys.

Nice, cute boys.

Yeah, I like it. I prefer it to some of the other nicknames you've come up with us for it over the years. Yeah, that's true. Mississippi Joe, old match fingers, Billerick a nitwit. We finally sound like a Teddy Boy band from the early 60s, Danny and the Cute Boys. I was going to say, yeah, that it could be a skiffle outfit.

Yeah.

And I take lead vocals, and then behind me, the cute boys.

Joe on drums, me on guitar.

Joe on drums.

But Joe is a traditional sort of 1950s cute boy.

He's kind of, you know, it looks quite smart.

But you've gone the other way, and you're dressed up as like a little Japanese teddy bear.

That's just how I imagine you guys. Anyway, lots on the podcast this week, very strange areas that we delve into, but also lots of interesting facts, facts that we bring to you and facts that we discover about each other.

So all I will say is, why not, stop messing about and start listening.

It is your important broadcast.

Radio X.

And it's with me, Danny Wallace. Hello there, and also with Joe Atiwell and

Steve Ferdinando, the two boys my mum genuinely calls the cute boys. She's not wrong. I mean,

that's quite a nice thing, quite a nice thing. It's been quite a weird week for me. You boys know this.

It was my dad's funeral on Friday. And there were only

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