The Important Broadcast Module 250: Two-Fundred-And-Fifty

Danny Wallace's Important Broadcast

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4.8 • 594 Ratings

🗓️ 13 November 2022

⏱️ 64 minutes

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So it really was the case, that Stephen Ferdinando would be absent for the 250th Module of this very Important Broadcast. Nonetheless, The Leader was gleeful in his celebratory garments. With Rufus (dog) present once more, the conversation turned every which way, from currywurst, inanimate object empathy and beyond. Please send your listener comments to Danny@radiox.co.uk This weeks podcast is for Simon. Thank you.

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0:00.0	This is a global player original podcast.
0:06.2	Danny Wallace.
0:08.0	Radio X.
0:09.6	Well, hello and welcome to another important broadcast podcast.
0:13.0	Not just any old important broadcast podcast.
0:16.0	Module 2.50.
0:17.9	So, lots for you to learn on today's important broadcast. For the first time on the show,
0:23.7	we use the word empathy. Not normally, welcome here. No, it's not a concept that you've ever
0:29.3	once mentioned. I will not broach it. I used to think it was made up. Yeah. By hippies. But, uh, in fact, no. In fact, no,
0:40.9	it is something we can all feel at all times. Yeah. And boy, do we feel it today. Yeah. Not,
0:45.1	not for, uh, not for other people though. No. Not for animals. No. Not for, uh, not for our
0:51.3	families. Not for the living or having lived. Not for any of those things. Uh-uh. You'll find out. And we also feel the absence of little Steve Ferdinando. Little Stevie Firds. Who was up a mountain in Ben Nevis. He texted us earlier and said that he nearly passed away yesterday. Yep, you'll no doubt hear that story here next week. Yeah.
1:11.2	What all have happened?
1:11.9	He'll have tripped slightly and seen the edge of a mountain.
1:14.2	Oh, yeah, absolutely.
1:14.9	Well, he'll have been on the ground and tripped and seen the mountain in the distance and being like, it could have happened there.
1:20.8	Steve's stories are always completely inverse to the enthusiasm with which he sells them.
1:28.8	So if he says something like, he texts us earlier,
1:32.5	Oh, I nearly died on Ben Nevis yesterday.
1:34.8	Yeah.
1:35.2	That'll be rubbish.
1:36.1	Absolutely.
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