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Hello and welcome to another really rather interesting podcast

from BBC Radio 5 Live.

And from Boston, I haven't introduced you yet.

I'm in the 5 Live Network Centre here in London town. Where are you, Mark?

I'm in Boston, as I may have said earlier.

I've come to Boston to see Hunger Games in the middle of the night

with the largest group of, you know, Hunger Games enthusiasts

because they opened it at midnight for the midnight screenings of Hunger Games.

So I'm, but I apparently am sitting in a much nicer studio than you're sitting in.

I'm surrounded by nice plush walls and a coffee machine that looks like it might actually work.

But I'm not as materialistic as you are.

So I'm just be, you know, Spartan surroundings, I can cover that.

You know what I was thinking when I was watching Hunger Games

where this is not to pre-empt the review, obviously.

I was thinking, you know, these, all these stories written for, you know,

for kids with strong heroines.

I wish somebody would write a book, you know, with a strong heroine female character

who may be helped out, a male character on a quest effort.

I don't know, you know, something, maybe something educational,

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