Charlotte Twigg

So it's no longer just a podcast.

It's actually a TV show that they're going to be doing from over there.

Pretty much, yeah.

So the first one gets released tomorrow.

There's a couple of, there's four episodes that will be released before they go.

And then they'll go over there and produce a daily show.

With footballers.

Yeah, so the first one's got an interview.

Oh, yeah, I remember her.

I wonder where she is these days.

I was saying to Shard, it's quite an interesting kind of full-circle thing in my brain, like how you had programs like Sports Cafe and stuff, or you have, you know, the commentary from Sky Sports at Laura McGoldrick, these types of people who you sit and watch.

um at an event like that and then podcasts come about and podcasts you listen to and then podcasts become videos that you now watch and now the podcast becomes a show i mean is that not just a tv show you know but are we gonna be a tv show well exactly we have been asked yes uh i think that the crux of the matter though comes down to like their ability to ask questions tell stories and connect and i mean no surprises and yeah

And you were dissing your chat on that reel that you made last week about reel is so important in this day and age.

And you were piss-tacking yourself, but you were right.

They go on the 9th of June, and they're not back until, like, the 1st of July or something.

So you don't have a back-end shit to do, though, eh?

Yeah, but there'll be things on the ground here that I'll need to work with our editor and people.

So part of it, the reason that they can go is obviously they've got some commercial projects

and the partners will be my responsibility as far as like making sure that their deliverables are in each episode.

For example, the interview segment every day will be sponsored by McDonald's.