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Danny Wallace. Radio X. Well, hello and welcome to another important broadcast podcast from your

podcast pals. The IBS, of course to another important broadcast podcast from your podcast pals.

The IBS, of course, the important broadcast squad, captained by me, Danny Wallace, with Abel Seaman Joe Atiwell.

And the head of the SS Stevie Stories, Stephen P. Ferdinando.

You know, I think it might have to drop that one.

Well, I've had all the uniforms made.

That's striking.

They're striking. I mean, mine is just the captain's uniform.

Yours is an able seaman, Joe.

And Steve's is...

I went for very smart.

I mean, I do look sharp. Yeah. But you're right. The logo, it doesn't scream Stevie's stories. No, yeah. I mean, I don't know if I can wear it home. I'll just give it a go. I'll wear it. I'll tell you what, I'll wear it from here to the flat. Yeah. And if anyone says anything, I won't wear it again. I'm sure nothing will go wrong because, of course, nothing has gone wrong for you in the last couple of weeks. I'm, you know, ignoring the fact that you were scrabbling around in puddles. And I'm also ignoring what happened to you this week that I can't believe you nearly didn't tell us. Yeah, it was a close one, wasn't it?

We're going to have to put evidence of it on the Facebook group at some point.

Yeah.

Because there is evidence and it's striking.

It's chilling.

We don't want to put out any spoilers.

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