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Feb 7, 2019 42 min

Definitely NOT a "larky sofa show".

from Ruthie - The Lockdown Sessions

This week, a father-and-daughter perspective on the Liam Neeson incident, and the concept of 'oversmiling.' Also, do the so-called sofa chat shows - Graham Norton and Jonathan Ross - rely on smut, and are images of smoking - Mad Men, Arctic Monkeys' album sleeve - encouraging teenagers to take up smoking? Plus the secret of pink lemonade, and musically, the death of long songs, and actor Richard Harris v Beirut.

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