49 - The Business of Silliness

Professor Elemental - “The preeminent Rap (Chap Hop) superstar of the U.K.”SLAM Bumper: 1 minuteLyrics reference: Professor Elemental.-If you've got other orangutans you want to speak to on your presumably orangutan-themed podcast, you just crack on, mate.-What would I be doing today if I felt on top of the world? How would I treat myself?-The business of silliness is really important.-Loneliness plays a huge part in modern society and how sad people get.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

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