The Important Broadcast Module 72: In The Presence of A Journalist

Danny Wallace's Important Broadcast

Global

Comedy

4.8 • 594 Ratings

🗓️ 26 May 2019

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

Steve Ferdinando: Always hiding his light under a bushell. Once you know what his job really is, you'll never think of him in the same way again. This week, you can expect ducks, a LOT of salmon and a very serious question about what year it is. There's also a "group" discussion and another thrilling match in the Dinner Winner season. Please send your listener comments to Danny@radiox.co.uk Thank you.

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0:00.0	Danny Wallace
0:01.4	Brady OX
0:03.5	Hello there and welcome to another podcast from your important broadcast.
0:08.7	Hopefully this one has been delivered to you a little quicker than last week's.
0:12.6	There was a few technical hitches, wasn't there?
0:15.0	A little gremlin in the machine.
0:17.2	Yeah, which I hasten to read wasn't my fault.
0:19.4	Seems.
0:20.1	Well, yeah, it wasn't your fault, even though that is your responsibility and people were not happy.
0:25.7	Exactly what you're paid for.
0:27.0	Absolutely, my apologies.
0:28.5	Okay, good.
0:29.3	That was easy.
0:30.1	Just absolved all the guilt there.
0:31.4	Yeah, it's all good.
0:32.7	On today's important broadcast, well, lots and lots for you. Turns out, Steve has a career we didn't
0:39.2	realize he had all this time. He's been hiding
0:43.3	his light under a bushel.
0:44.8	Come on. Under a Billerickie Buschell. Be fair.
0:47.3	Be fair. I'm going to call you Billerickie Bushall.
0:49.8	Mate, I'm... After Gary Bushal.
0:52.8	Oh, Gary Bushal. What's he doing now?
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