Behind the Izzy Dagg Episode & Our New Dream Guest List (Post-Graham Norton)

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Seamus Marten 0:00
Welcome to the latest episode of Ambassadors, our show that takes you behind the scenes of the Between Two Views podcast. How are we doing today, Shea? Yeah, I'm good, Stephen. I'm good. Did you like the pause? Yeah, it's very dramatic. Dominic Bowden. Yeah. King of the Paws.
Steven Holloway 0:15
Did that get referenced on a recent?
Seamus Marten 0:17
It did.
Steven Holloway 0:17
Something. I remember hearing it in here. Someone talked about that. What are you scribbling? Just loads of notes. Loads of notes. I did put very green was just my observation on your fit today.
Seamus Marten 0:31
Yeah, there's been a few comments on that. Green on green.
Steven Holloway 0:33
Yeah.
Seamus Marten 0:33
The green cardi and the green undershirt.
Steven Holloway 0:34
We are dressed by Barkers, and I did wonder whether they signed off on that.
Seamus Marten 0:38
Yeah. They love that. It's my colours. Is that the green? Seasonal. Is that right, Sha?
Shah (Shara) - 0:45
I didn't sign it off. Oh, okay. I definitely didn't sign off Fifty Shades of Green. But you look good. I did say you look good. It's just a lot of green.
Seamus Marten 0:53
You said, yeah, you look very green, but you still look cool. And I don't know if you can have both of those things at the same time.
Steven Holloway 0:58
Can I bring Sam into this? Because, Sam, you were a recipient of a Barker's Voucher, actually, as a little thank you from us.
Sammy (Sam) 1:06
Thank you very much. And I heard you went and got some cords. Well, I've got some chinos, Shay. I've got a very slight cord in them.
Steven Holloway 1:14
And I wanted to know if cords are back. Because I'm wearing cargo pants from Barker's today. And I believe cargoes are back in. And I wondered whether cords were back in.
Shah (Shara) - 1:24
We know cords are in.
Steven Holloway 1:25
Do we?
Shah (Shara) - 1:26
Yes, and I believe Steve's wearing a shade of green cord today. Oh, you haven't got cords on.
Steven Holloway 1:29
I've got some cords on. You haven't got cords on. I've got some cords on. I thought they were brown. I've ordered some new blue cords as well. I think they're olive. Yeah. Sorry. Anyway, you've struck me as being very green today. Thank you. I am good.
Seamus Marten 1:42
Yeah, good. I think I might have got a concussion last night. I haven't spoken to you about this, but do you think you would know if you got a concussion?
Steven Holloway 1:49
Do I think I know if you got a concussion?
Seamus Marten 1:52
Is it possible that you could get a concussion without knowing you've got a concussion?
Steven Holloway 1:55
Very much so.
Seamus Marten 1:56
Yeah.
Steven Holloway 1:57
Very much so.
Seamus Marten 1:57
I might have had one of those.
Steven Holloway 1:58
This is starting to explain today's energy.
Seamus Marten 2:01
Oh, yeah.
Steven Holloway 2:02
Because it's a bit vacant.
Seamus Marten 2:03
I was reading a book with my three-year-old. Yeah. So I was lying down on bed. She was on me. And we were holding a book like that.
Steven Holloway 2:13
And it was a big, thick… Like an encyclopedia or something.
Seamus Marten 2:15
Yeah. It was an encyclopedia. Yeah. And my five-year-old came along and grabbed the book and just took it off my hands and then dropped it on my head.
Steven Holloway 2:27
Yeah.
Seamus Marten 2:28
And it sort of, I don't know, I sort of like blacked out for a little bit.
Steven Holloway 2:32
Sounds like you've got a concussion.
Seamus Marten 2:34
I've got a big red mark on my head.
Steven Holloway 2:35
I'm not a doctor.
Seamus Marten 2:35
I hadn't thought about that until we started recording.
Steven Holloway 2:38
Yeah.
Seamus Marten 2:38
We hadn't spoken about the concussion.
Steven Holloway 2:39
We don't speak often. No. Especially in the mornings. But that does explain a few things.
Seamus Marten 2:45
Yeah, maybe.
Steven Holloway 2:45
Like all green. Yeah. I thought I was different colours. Like leaving the house without seeing what you were wearing.
Seamus Marten 2:50
Do you know the other thing she has been saying lately is you're better than that dad.
Steven Holloway 2:55
Oh.
Seamus Marten 2:55
You made your five-year-old saying you're better than that dad?
Steven Holloway 2:57
Ouch. Yeah. Is that because you and Bon go when your kids do something, shame? I do like shame. Is there a bit of sass coming back your way? Yeah, I think there is.
Seamus Marten 3:10
Yeah, shame's come back big time.
Steven Holloway 3:11
But you're better than that, Dad. Is it in regard to anything?
Seamus Marten 3:14
Just a simple, like, putting cream cheese on a bagel instead of jam or something. I think you put those two together. You're better than that, Dad. Yeah, it's just a little bit of sass coming through. It's only five.
Steven Holloway 3:25
Right.
Seamus Marten 3:26
What's the normal bagel topper? Cream cheese and jam.
Steven Holloway 3:32
Right.
Seamus Marten 3:32
Yeah. Okay. But I think this is a bad example. It wasn't that. That's just what came to my head.
Steven Holloway 3:36
Okay. Yeah. It's got peanut butter written down here. I think I definitely got concussed. Yeah, I think you have because it's got peanut butter written down here, nothing about cream cheese at all.

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