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Find more at sport-dashport-social.co. UK. And boom we're on and today's guess we've got the legendary Mike Skinner. How old are you Mike?

I'm good. I'm good. I'm slightly concerned about all your cables all over the floor.

Although you are a man after my own heart I think because I've just

finished making a film and I didn't put sandbags on my lights and stuff fell over a lot.

Yeah. But you have to focus on the important stuff, don't you?

Yeah, in that sense of yourself.

So if lights falls, mate, we'll deal with that problem if it comes.

Is absolute legend, grew up listening to your stuff, still listening to your stuff, blinded by the lights.

Fat and you know it. Fat but you know it. Just legendary stuff. Like just, I know you've got your number one albums number one song

you were in the charts for many years you just like I say a massive fan it's an

absolute honor to have you here yeah thank you for having me. Drag your eyes, mate.

Fucking hell another classic, like, so many, but before we get into everything, I always like to go back to the start of my guess.

Get about understanding about you Mike, where you grew up and how it all began well I mean I I think the

thing that really I guess like defined me was that I was born in North London or Barnet depending on how you define

London and when I was quite young my family moved to Birmingham.

And so I kind of lived this slightly dual life really where I was I was I was I went to school in Birmingham but my dad was very much felt like a Londoner and my brother actually seemed like a Londoner as well because he was that much older when we moved you know he was

older than me so so yeah I went to school in Birmingham and I don't think anyone really feels like they fit in or I don't think it's uncommon for people to not feel like they fit in but I certainly didn't feel like I fit in

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