George Fouracres

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521 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 16 Jun

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Walking The Dog with Emily Dean · George Fouracres (Part One) · 16 Jun 2026 podcast

So the...

Exactly.

And aspiration was like the key word.

And my parents just loved, were just literary people who quite rightly believed, oh my God, look at these brand new goslings over here, by the way.

They're like bright yellow.

Oh, look, they're almost green, they're so yellow.

Is it wrong that I do see a goose and I'm like, I bet that would be delicious?

That's a really bad thing to say.

Yeah, it really surprises me.

Godspeed.

He really did, didn't he?

I'm Finsbury Park Carmen.

Let me through.

I like the idea that he's just driving around the park all day and that efficiently.

That's what he's doing.

He's just driving into crowds of people with prams and dogs and being like, just slowly move aside please and I'll roughly let you know when you're in the right position for me to pass by.

And then he goes off again.

But I think that was absolutely, well, it's worth saying that my mother, for instance, would never have, I think also the thing, what's interesting, I think,

is that there is a sense that if you are educated yes that you and also it has to be said that this is something that i think is in the the mainstream voice yeah which is predominantly the mainstream cultural voice which is predominantly middle class

is the idea that when you achieve things and when you become educated, that you don't belong to your class anymore.

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