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Childhood Memories, Literal Bike Rides & a DeLorean Shortage
AKA - Guana & Barno
Join Jon Richardson & Angela Barnes for a very unique take on Saturday mornings.
This weeks show delved into your childhood memories & hometowns, the washing of legs, some holiday-based smugness & a news story around the shortage of a very iconic car.
The Literal Police also returned to reprimand three other radio personnel - with varying sentences.
If you've got something you'd like to share with Jon, you can get in touch anytime. His email is [email protected].
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AKA - Guana & Barno
Join Jon Richardson & Angela Barnes for a very unique take on Saturday mornings.
This weeks show delved into your childhood memories & hometowns, the washing of legs, some holiday-based smugness & a news story around the shortage of a very iconic car.
The Literal Police also returned to reprimand three other radio personnel - with varying sentences.
If you've got something you'd like to share with Jon, you can get in touch anytime. His email is [email protected].
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