Julian Lennon
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357 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard Dec 2024
Julian Lennon’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It's messy, though.
Been there, done that. Thank you very much.
I did. I did get through it.
Oh, yeah.
I think if you don't know, you can't. You can't talk about it. You can't understand that weird journey that you go through. I think you have to do certain things sometimes just to realize what it's all about. It's that balance thing. It's the light and the dark.
Even now, all you've got to have is a bloody iPhone or whatever. TikTok. And an account, and that's it. Very strange. Yeah, really, really odd. I can't quite get to grips with all of that, to be honest with you.
But it's also being known for nothing. Yeah, that's the scary thing. And having this element of what seems to be the latest generation of this privilege, you know, where they believe that, you know... Everything is owed to them. Right. Entitled. Entitled, yeah. And I find that shocking.
Yeah, there's a purpose.
You have very interesting people on your show. That's for sure. I mean, that's what intrigued me, you know, from, you know, Professor Brian Cox, you know, I'm an absolute fan of. He's amazing. Such a nice guy. Lovely guy. Mind-blowing. Mind-blowing. Too much information for my good.
Yeah, yeah, mind-boggling. I mean, I doesn't comprehend. Because he looks like a rock star. He does. He does. Yeah, he's not changed his look since the beginning. And he's such a great science communicator. Well, that's the thing. See, I love science, but I get lost in it sometimes.
But he is probably the closest I'll ever get to really trying to have an insight into what it's all about as best as he can describe it.
Yeah. Which is why he's so fascinating, which is why everybody should know him.
No, I have not.
Yeah.
No, fantastic. Yeah. Fantastic stuff.
I don't know which category I'm in. You're not in the boring kind. No, no. Well, I can be. I think we all can be, I guess, at some stage, but.
Yeah.
Well, I see you're a big fan of Bourdain as well. Yeah. And I loved his shows. I still watch them all the time because it's just what he discovered and how he entrenched himself with the people that he went to meet. And the conversations and the food are just – that's my cup of tea right there. I think how can you not want to do that, learn and love that experience?
Spaghetti vongole. When it's done, right? I promise that if you ever come back to Monty, as we call it, I'll drive you.
I'll go. We'll go for spaghetti vongole and hope the dear grandmother is still alive.
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