Hey team, welcome to a bonus podcast. It's a special one. We've released this for our first anniversary.

And basically, it's the complete works of John Reads Aloud from Tony Blackburn's autobiography.

It was a wonderful section of the show in which I picked out my highlights from Tony Blackburn's autobiography, Pop-Tastic.

If you're listening, Tony, we love you, mate.

It was a great book, and I found out from Steve Coogan himself

that it was a reference point for I-Patridge.

So do enjoy, team.

And thanks so much for your support in downloading the podcast and spreading the word.

Bye-bye.

John reads aloud from Tony Blackburn's autobiography.

I don't know if you have ever read I-Partridge, Alan Partridge's autobiography.

It's very funny, isn't it, Ellis?

I had to stop reading that on a train because I was laughing so loudly.

It was irritating.

And I wasn't even in the quiet

carriage. I just thought I would hate this person. However, it's perfect. Tony Blackburn's

autobiography Pop-Tastic is even funny. It is everything you're about to hear is 100% real. I'm

going to read from a chapter towards the end of the show most

weeks. It's so funny how a man with clearly no sense of humour and zero self-awareness can write

the holy grail of comedy scripts. I think I need to read it in a slightly Alan Partridge voice. Do you

agree? Yes. Okay, so it basically charts

his career and sort of marriage breakdown in the 60s, 70s and 80s. And the first chapter

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