It's Dr. Karen from the referral podcast here just dropping in to bust yet another myth,

but this time it's not medical. Now it's a common misconception that a TV licence is just

for watching stuff on a TV, rather than a laptop or a phone, and you only need it if you're watching

BBC content. This is false information. The licence gives you access to over 400 live TV channels too,

for around 44p a day. You can get your licence and find out more info at www.tvl.co.uk slash pod.

Maybe the start of this podcast is the right place to mention. If there are any involuntary

gasps or Billy Bunt has started Yarros or Oofs or owls, they're all coming from Mark and his

general state of health. I put my back out, but it's just to be clear as to how this happened.

So it was Sunday and the good lady professor was just doing a bit of gardening and she said,

could you just pull out that small tree? But she's doing the gardening, so why didn't she pull out

this? Obviously, she's not butch enough for that. So she turns to her now 60-year-old husband

whom in a wonderfully loving way, she still views as someone who can do that kind of thing.

And I, of course, being asked, can you do this? My answer is always yes. Like if you said, could

you lift that car up? I would say yes, you know, could you? Of course, exactly. So I go over,

this is quite small tree, like a mere stripling of a thing. So it's like a sapling.

That's sapling. It's like a plant, really. And I put both my manly hands around it,

and I have big hands. Yes, and I yank, and then I, oh, and then I remember that when I had

back surgery, remember when you and I were working together and I had back surgery because I

collapsed because two of my discs exploded. And all the insides of them went inside. It was

all very bad. And I was in hospital for a while. You came and visited me. I remember this.

And I was told, be very careful with your back. I forget that people told me that. And so now it's

several days later, and I am still walking on the squiff and going, oh, you need to remember that

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