Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Why are you shaking, darling?
Chapter 2: What did Shanthi think about Miriam Margolyes?
Pardon?
Chapter 3: Would Shanthi consider making a documentary about her life?
Shaking your leg. I've had this for a few months now.
Chapter 4: What was Shanthi's experience of arriving in the UK in 1975?
Is it bad? Dinesh does that as well.
Don't do that. It sort of looks like you're masturbating.
Chapter 5: How do Romesh and Shanthi address listener dilemmas?
Is that how you masturbate?
Chapter 6: Who is better to work with: Romesh or Karl Pilkington?
Outside your trousers? Two hands. During a podcast?
That's how I do it. I cannot get off unless I'm broadcasting. now it all makes sense hello monkeys and welcome to the thursday edition of the romesh rang a nathan show i'm here with a woman that needs no introduction every thursday do i i'm supposed to say something that was very good that was very good
The team are also here, a group of people I've grown to tolerate in the way that you tolerate a noise from your boiler.
Chapter 7: What superstitions does Shanthi believe in?
You don't know what it is, you don't want to look at it, but you'd love to beat the fuck out of it. Every Thursday we dissect the Monday Celebrity episode and we become sort of like an agony aunt and uncle to the TRRS community. It doesn't work, does it? No.
Chapter 8: How does Shanthi's immigration story reflect her views on kindness?
Should we call it the Truss? The Truss. The Truss. Every Thursday we dissect the Monday Celebrity episode and we become like a sort of agony aunt and uncle to the Truss community. Feels a bit JK Rowling.
Sounds like a charity show.
With possibly mixed success, but we hope you get a bit of entertainment. Am I right, Mum? Of course you are. With me, Shanti. On Monday, we had the one and only Miriam Margulies on the show, Mum. Do you know Miriam Margulies? Of course I do. Do you? Yeah. What does she look like? I can't explain. You can't explain. Here's a picture of her. I think you'll recognise her when you see the picture.
Yeah. The picture's not on my face over there. Whatever she said, I remember her jokes and things. I like it. You like it? Some of them, yeah. Okay. She was promoting a new documentary made by a filmmaker she ended up becoming really good friends with. It's a bit like us, isn't it, Ben?
I don't know, I feel like this is a trap. It's not a trap.
We are good friends, man. Yeah, that's what I'm saying, yeah. We've become good friends. Ah, you, both of you, yeah.
We don't spend, I mean, we don't do a lot of socialising, really, but we are friends.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
We speak a lot, texts and stuff.
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