Introduction to the Red Hot Chilli Writers podcast

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A quick 2 minute intro to the Red Hot Chilli Writers podcast, giving a flavour of what's in store for listeners, including a few words from crime writing superstar Ann Cleeves and a rather bad impression of Sean Connery as James Bond.

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