The Robot Milkman

Hawksbee and Jacobs Daily

talkSPORT

Sports & Recreation, Sports, Comedy

4.5 • 808 Ratings

🗓️ 13 November 2019

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Paul and Andy were joined in the studio by the first man to run a marathon in all 196 countries, Nick Butter. As well as his story, you will hear from comedian and famous prankster Simon Brodkin, who is about to embark on his '100% Simon Brodkin' tour.

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0:00.0	Is this finally the year for the kitchen renovation?
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0:32.0	This is Paul Hawkesby and Andy Jacobs.
0:34.3	And welcome once again to the H&J Daily.
0:36.5	Some of the best bits of this afternoon show.
0:38.3	We're joined by an incredible bloke
0:41.0	who's basically run a marathon every country in the world.
0:44.2	I know, amazing guy.
0:45.3	Nick Butter, you'll hear from him,
0:46.6	and Simon Brodkin, the comedian, as himself.
0:49.5	That's right.
0:49.9	He was on good form.
0:50.7	He came in and a bit of stuff from us as well.
0:53.6	Here it all is.
1:01.6	Eight minutes past one.
1:02.7	Good afternoon, everyone.
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