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(Overnight | Voice Only) #1568 Let me bore you to sleep | Jason Newland | 1st March 2026

Recorded 1 March 2026 · 9 hr 50 min

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Hello, and welcome to my podcast, because I'm in my sleep. Hello, hello, hello, hello, hello, hello. So hey, welcome to Let Me Bore You To Sleep.

My name is Jason Newland. My website is jasonnewland.com. Just to let you know, it's back online. I had a few problems with it over the last probably 16 hours, but it's back now.

And my other website where all my archives are kept is called jasonnewland.store, where you can download everything that I've ever recorded. It's not totally true, but you can record at least 2,000 recordings that I've got on there. Although I'm still in the process of uploading some of them.

Yeah! But there are a lot, it's a lot of stuff on there. And jasonnewland.com is pretty much just my podcast. So you go on there, all the latest recordings are on there, which you can stream.

So yeah, my website jasonnewland.com, if you go on there, so basically you've got the latest recordings, all the latest ones that I've got on there. And going back to January, beginning of the year. So there's quite a few on there.

And it's the hypnosis recordings for sleep and the Let Me Bore You To Sleep podcasts. Also you've got a link which says jasonnewland.store, which you can click on and it will take you to my store. And on there you've got the Let Me Bore You To Sleep, Jason's Bedtime Storytime, Let Me Boy Your Pain Away, Sleepy Boring Objects, Jayce's Relaxing Sleep Hypnosis Daily, Stress and Pain Relief, Stop Smoking, Stop Nail Biting and ASMR Deep Sleep Whisper.

Hypnosis, also there's a couple of others that I'm adding as well, but I'm just in the process of uploading them. And going back to the website quickly, we've got a link to my podcasts. So on there, it will take you to Spreaker.

I know not everyone wants to watch stuff on Spreaker, but that's the source, that's the core place, that's the home where everything else comes from. So they're shared from Spreaker to my website, they're shared from Spreaker to Spotify or wherever. The next thing I've got is Collections.

So I click on Collections, and I need to edit that. I didn't see that one there, that's weird. I need to, no I don't need to edit it, it's done.

So if you click on Collections, that will actually send you to the jaycenewland.store. For example, if you click on Sleep Hypnosis, no products found, OK, fair enough. Let me boil the sleep, click on that, I'll bring you to the jaycenewland.store, and there's 1566 recordings. Well actually there's 1556, because I've lost 10 along the way, but yeah, anyway, there's still quite a few.

Enough to be getting on with. Clicking on Sleepy Boring Objects, yeah that comes up. So you can, and it just, there's basically an image of the podcast, or the recording, and you can just click on it and watch it if you want, although there's one there.

I've got the same image for two recordings, that's very strange. I can sort that out next year. Let me boil your pain away, that takes you to, let me, yeah, jaycenewland.

I've got another one. Babylon Relaxation. It's great, some of the, because I've been going through putting the images on, and I've put the same images twice.

So I'll do that the year after next, so I'll do that 2028, change that. Then Stress and Pain Relief, blah blah, that's on there. See this might be boring, but it's a hell of a lot more pleasant, isn't it, than watching the news right now.

So yeah, I was looking at the news and I thought, you know what, well actually I wasn't looking at the news, I saw it earlier and I thought, what we need right now is just a mild antidote to that. A little bit of juicy JJ silliness. So here I am, doing my part.

Definitely do a little, yeah, have a rest from that. Watching the news is not going to help you sleep, is it, let's face it. Well it might, but I'm not sure what kind of dreams you're going to have.

Oh, what's going on here, that's weird. Deep Sleep Whisper, okay. Deep Sleep Whisper Hypnosis, that's coming up.

I've only got 24, so I've got a lot to add on to there. Relaxed Sleep Hypnosis Daily, 209. So yeah, that's quite a lot, isn't it.

And then Stop Nail Biting, there's four. Then there's going to be Relaxation for Stress and Panic Attacks. I'm in the process of uploading those, I've done 125 so far.

When I've finished it then I'll make it available. So Collections is fine, that's working as well. So I was a little bit, oh no, one of the pages isn't working, but it's fine.

Episodes, click on that. That's just pretty much a copy of the homepage, it's just all the latest episodes. Then there's a link to YouTube, which takes you to a YouTube channel.

Which is Let Me Boyd Asleep-Jason Newland. And I've got a new banner with me making a funny face like this, laughing. So I've got a picture of me laughing, and I don't know if it's the right picture.

For a sleepy thing. But the banner at the top of the YouTube page is Jason Newland, then Let Me Boyd Asleep. Sleep Hypnosis and Gentle Bedtime Talks.

And I don't know what it says. Yeah, that's it, I don't know what it is. And then Sleepy Hypnosis and Gentle Boring Bedtime Talks.

Welcome to a Calm and Trusted Space for Deep Rest. Relaxation and Natural Sleep. This channel offers two distinct ways to help you fall asleep.

Sleep Hypnosis Sessions. Guided Experiences Designed to Quiet a Busy Mind, Reduce Anxiety, Ease Tension and Support Deep Restorative Sleep. And the second one is Let Me Boyd Asleep Episodes.

Soft, soft. Soft like my muscles. Nice and soft and flabby.

Meandering Bedtime Talks filled with gentle storytelling, light humour. Sometimes a little bit of humour. Often no humour.

Everyday observations and the comforting sound of a friendly voice. Yeah. Whether you prefer structured hypnosis or relaxed ramblings, everything here is created with one purpose.

To help you unwind, feel safe and drift off naturally. New episodes are added regularly. Subscribe, get comfortable and let Jason help you sleep.

So. Ah. That's weird.

OK. So yeah, that's my YouTube channel. What else is next? Then there's three more links.

There's the Apple Podcasts. Because I know that most people who listen. I've had three people who listen to my podcast.

It's four main places. Apple Podcasts and Spotify as far as podcast apps. Or you'll go to my website, jasonnewland.com and listen there.

Or you might go to YouTube and watch them or listen there. You can watch me if you want to watch my funny face moving around. But you could close your eyes and listen, which is what I would do.

It's a distraction seeing me. I mean, if I was looking at myself. Mind you, that's quite good.

Even if I was just talking normally. I'd never at any point do I have to say, please close your eyes. Because you're going to want to do it anyway.

If you're looking at my face long enough, it's like your eyelids are just going to reject what it's seeing. Like, no, no. That was a bit cruel to myself.

So Apple Podcasts, there's a link there to Let Me Boyd Sleep and Hypnosis for Sleeping Deeply. Which are the only two podcasts that are now live online. The episodes are available on my JasonNewland.store. Of which there is a link on my normal website as well.

But they're only two websites that are now live. And you've got those also on Spotify. So there's two different links on there.

And lastly, podcast apps, which have just updated this morning. So we've got Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Podverse, TuneIn, Podbean, Deezer and Podchaser. Now I know there's a lot more, and maybe I'll look into that.

So, and I've checked every single link and I've changed it around so they all work. So if you click on Apple Podcasts for example, which would be the same as the other page. But then if you click on Podbean, it's the two websites, or two podcasts.

TuneIn's only got one, Let Me Boyd Sleep. Deezer's got two. Podchaser's got two as well.

And that is the entire website. So there's nothing really else there to get hugely excited about. And there's also a link at the top of the page.

Join Jason Newland's Boring Group on Facebook. It's weird, well it is weird, but I haven't had anyone join my Facebook page, my Facebook group, in absolutely years. Is it because Facebook's not really as popular as it used to be, it's not used as much? I don't know.

Or is it me? It might be me. It might be. So I posted yesterday, because I went and saw Vinnie's mum, and she's the one that had him before me.

He adores her. And I knew it was the end of February, his birthday. And she was looking through photographs, because she's got a picture of him when he was a baby.

Like literally just born that day. And she's also got pictures of him being born, which I didn't really want to look at to be honest. So if I want to look at, I'd rather watch the news, thanks.

Anyway, she looked at it and said, it's the 28th. I said it's the 28th today. She said no, I just said it's the 28th today.

I said I thought you were talking about when he was born. She said no, I was busy on TikTok, I was looking at something. There was a special statue made of gravy.

I said but I thought you said you were going to look at pictures and find out how old he is. She said I'll do it now. But why did you say it's the 28th? I'll just let you know what day it is.

I said I know what day it is. She said well we both do then, don't we? Anyway, she looked through it because there's a date at the top of the picture. And it turned out that he was actually born on that day yesterday.

He wasn't born yesterday, but you know, he was born. Why do people say that? I wasn't born yesterday. I know you weren't.

It's like someone says something to you, like trying to fool you or something like that. Trying to pull the wool over your eyes. Again, I've never had the wool pulled over my eyes.

Apart from when my Nan used to make us Christmas jumpers. And the only reason the wool was over my eyes was because it wouldn't fit over my head. I remember when we used to get it, it used to be like a rule of thing.

We had to wear them because my Nan was coming. This is my Nanny Newland. Newland, New Land, sorry.

Wow. I forgot myself there. I nearly said it correctly.

New Land. And she always made us jumpers and we'd open them up as part of our Christmas presents. On a Christmas morning and then my Nan and Grandad would come round for lunch.

I want to say they were part of the presents because let's face it, a woolly jumper is not a present to a kid. It's clothing. Now unless, unless that child is like super like into fashion.

Which a Christmas woolly jumper is never going to really fit into that category, is it? But generally, unless it's like expensive trainers or sneakers or whatever they're called in other countries. Sneakers. Why though? Because they help you sneak around.

I mean, it's like, oh, can you invent a new kind of shoe, new kind of footwear? What, shoes? No, wellington boots? No, high heels? No, clogs? No, I want to walk around in bits of wood. So what then? Well, I need something that I can sneak around in so people can't hear that I'm coming. I mean, you need to call the police for that person, don't you?

Don't create a shoe for them, put them in prison.

You want to sneak around? Cat burglars. Some of these sayings, these expressions or these terms just don't fit the actual reality of what they are, do they? I mean, people don't actually steal cats. Apart from those that do.

Why would they? I still remember my nan. Of course I remember her. But, see, my nan loved animals.

My nan loved everyone. She was just full of love. You know, a really lovely person.

I know everyone thinks that about their nan or whatever, but, yeah, it makes no difference what anyone else thinks. I just know what she was like. And I'm sure everyone else's nan was lovely as well.

But mine was the best. And she had, which is weird because she had dogs when she was younger, when she was like, when my dad and stuff were growing up. But they had cats.

They had a budgie. My nan always had cats when I knew her. Right from the age of seven onwards, always had cats.

And my dad cannot stand animals of any kind. I don't know why that is. He can't explain it, he just makes a face.

You know, he can't even control his face. If I say, oh, if I mention Vinnie, he's like, especially Andre, my ferry up. It's just that look of disgust comes on his face.

He doesn't even know he's doing it, I don't think. It's like, I can't understand it. If we were eating dinner and I just, you know, took my pants off and sat on his plate of food.

Yeah, that'd be, you know, a proper expression. But, and I'd wake up in hospital. But, yeah, I don't know why he doesn't like animals.

I really don't get it. But my nan loved cats. And when my last, when the last cat that she had, unfortunately, you know, passed away, my granddad said to her.

No more cats. I don't want you to have any more cats. No more cats.

Who had enough of cats? Because my granddad was Scottish. No more cats. That's my Scottish accent.

Do you like my Scottish accent? Mary, do you like my Scottish accent? I think, Mary, you're from Scotland, aren't you, Mary? See, I'm going to do a big shout out to Mary. Hi, Mary. Because the thing is about Mary, right? M-A-I-R-I.

I thought I used to start calling her Mary when I first, but it's not, it's Mary. I thought I did it in Mari, but it's Mary. Anyway, she's not on Facebook.

So she, otherwise she would be in my Facebook group. So she's one of my most loyal listeners. I've got a few.

But you know, she has to be contacting me outside of the, there's no, she's not on social media. So send me a message a day. So I've got the message and I will respond.

Thank you. But I've got a few people like send me messages and stuff. As you know, if you're listening, you know who you are.

You know who you are. I don't always respond straight away because sometimes I don't. Well, sometimes I'll be in bed and I'll get up for a wee wee.

Yep. It's just a bodily function. And it's better to say wee wee rather than I get up to do a bodily function.

It could be anything, couldn't it? And sometimes I look at my phone and I see I've got a message and I read it and then I go back to bed. Well, I go for a wee wee first and I come back to bed. And I don't respond because I'm not functioning.

My brain, when I first wake up, my brain does not function. I can do the bare minimum of like walking into the bathroom. You know, and then sort of coming back into the bedroom again.

So sometimes I'm a little bit late in answering. I've got a really nice message. Oh, where is it? Let me read this message out to you.

I got a lovely message. Yes, I did. It was on TikTok.

OK. I don't know who's it from. I know the name on the thing, but I don't know.

It's not like a name of a person. But it says this person says, Hey, Jason, I listen every night. I always love the subjects and general chatting you do on the podcasts.

Just want to let you know personally and to keep going. Always a pleasure. I did reply.

Thank you. Did I? Yeah, thank you. Of course.

Yeah. But thank you again. If you're listening now, Our Life is your name on there.

But I don't know what your name is. Or I don't know if you're on my Facebook group, Jason Newland's Boring Group. And.

So it's nice. To know that some people. I have two requests.

So far. If I look at everything, see that that's my Facebook, that's my TikTok. Page.

So far, I've got 200. I'm following 272 people. I can't help you when someone follows me.

I just follow them back. So I've always ahead. I've got 201 followers.

It was 202 yesterday. What did I do wrong? Why did you leave me? And I got 4766 likes. But if I go into the stats.

The stats. There's actually a studio for TikTok, which you can go in and it shows you stuff, right? So in the last seven days, I've had. 2417 post views.

35 profile views, 223 likes. And seven shares. But if I go to.

The last year, well, actually. The last 28 days. 26,000 post views.

So that's yeah, video views. 247 profile views, 2438 likes, 10 comments, 62 shares. And according to this, I would have made 19 pence.

If I was monetized. Last 60 days, that's two months, 51,000 post views on TikTok. So I'm getting more views on TikTok than I do on YouTube.

Profile views, 434 likes, 400. Well, I'm getting more post views on here than I do on TikTok or my podcast now. Likes 4570, 30 comments, 117 shares.

74 pence. If I was saying. So over the last year.

Bear in mind, I've not really used it for a year, but I had some old videos on there. But yeah, overall, since for the year, 66,000 post views, 603 profile views, 4902 likes, 48 comments, 136 shares. So really, it's only been.

I think it was just before Christmas. That I started posting stuff like regularly. And.

I'm just looking at what's the most views in the last. That's not true either, because. My latest recordings had quite good views.

So the stats on here now. Oh, no, no. Yeah, so going back there, the most views I've had on anything.

Was. Gentle. Effort.

Relaxation or whatever. 6029 new viewers in the last 365 days. Weightless attention, which 5309.

Release intention 1220. The others are wrong, actually, because. The latest one even yesterday.

Which was 1567. Let Me Bore You To Sleep. I'll have 739 views.

So that I put that on yesterday. So they rain. Sometimes I get like.

But the day before 219 for that video. Then the day before 678 for that video. These are all different videos.

718 the day before. They fall at 244. They fall at 262.

They before that 279. I'll be honest. Those three days in a row.

I started to think. Oh, no, what's going on? They do love me no more. But it kind of came back again.

But the day before that 508 and 421 715 70 76 795. It's just. So what I do every time I do no recording.

I have a new video recording. I save it to my phone. I shorten it.

So under an hour. Because pretty much apart from some hypnosis recordings. I don't do.

Under an hour recordings generally. I mean I have done. I've done 20 minute hypnosis recordings.

30 40 minutes. And I know through YouTube video. That's quite long.

And but. Even so I think like an hour. An hour is quite a good time for a hypnosis recording.

I think. But generally nearly everything I do is over an hour. I mean I can look at this just search it myself.

So if I go to content. Well, I've now got 1678 subscribers. That's gone quiet.

Over the last few days. So I had this one video that was getting loads of viewers. And then people have stopped watching it for some reason.

So it was the extreme deep and confusing sleep. 2004 viewers. And.

And I think if I just left that there and not released anymore. No more videos. It might be up like a lot more.

Might have 10,000. Because I kept uploading more. Like 123456789.

So I've released nine more. Videos since then. And.

It's almost. I feel like that other one. That one's just been forgotten now.

It's been lost. I wonder if I can. I wonder.

I was very high. I wonder. I do my normal voice now.

I wonder if I could. Maybe put it at the top of the page. Because it's so popular.

Used to be able to do that. Used to be able to. Hmm.

Where, where, where? If I go to the channel. Customize channel. Used to be able to put a video.

Right at the top of the YouTube page. The channel page. You could like post your most popular video.

But then if I go to the channel itself. I've pretty much going to have. Hmm.

Oh, this is a list of for you. I don't know why it has that. Then.

Videos and popular videos. So. It is now my most popular video.

2000 views. 12 days ago. So maybe, you know, more people are watching.

Or perhaps. I've got something on there. I'm just.

Oh. So I've got the screen down. Like the, the, the light on the screen.

So it's not shining right in my face. Like not. Also, it's quite, it's quite bright.

But it's not shining in my glasses. Me, me goggles. And I got only one light on because it's.

I've got the window drawn over. So it's. Sony 10 to 12 in the morning.

1149. And today. I am a granddad said no more cats.

When the last one kind of. You know, left. He said to my nan, no more cats.

That's enough. No more. And she said.

All right. All right, dad. I think she called him dad.

Bit kinky. Isn't it really? But yeah. La la la.

I'm talking about my nan. I shouldn't call a kinky. Right.

It was. She said, okay. Didn't bother her.

So he went. He went out. I don't know where he went.

Because he was both retired at this point. And. He was probably.

75. She was probably 65. 68.

I don't know. And. No.

I don't know. I don't know how old she. I think.

I think there was about eight years between them. I think. I think so.

So. She. She said, all right.

All right, granddad. White fella. All right.

All right, geese. All right, bro. I was watching TikTok.

And there was this debate. There's a kind of debate things on there that I watched. And I can't believe the stuff people are coming out with.

It's just. It's just. Just.

I don't know. It's just hard to explain this without. Sounding unkind.

But it was someone in there and every single. Sentence ended with bro. Yeah, bro.

No, bro. Yeah, bro. No, bro.

You know what, bro? Yeah, bro. Yeah, bro. I was like.

Do you not know you're doing it? I mean, I don't know. Is that a disorder? Is that. You want me to talk about Tourette's? OK, let's talk about Tourette's.

I am. This recently was it the BAFTAs? I don't know whatever it was. There was a thing.

This is a news bit. But I don't know what to wear news. But this is this is quite big news in in the UK.

And it was the BAFTA Awards, which is, I think, the English version of the. The Oscars. I think.

It's not broadcast on TV live. That's that's what was the. That's where the controversy, what controversy, the controversial part of the.

This was the fact that it was edited. But what was edited and what wasn't edited? So. There was a. One of the main movies that I think is in the running for an Oscar, and I think it won.

Let me have a look. BAFTA winners BAFTA. BAFTA.

BAFTA. Winners because I see a little bit of this BAFTA winners. OK, Robert Aramau.

And. And he OK, the listing for let's have a look. The listing for.

This story is unavailable. Why? Right, so he's in a he's in a movie called I swear. I think I think that's the name of it, I swear.

OK, I'm going to go off now. I watched Sinners, right? Now, I don't want to be like. Could I be all negative, negative, nanny, negative, any or whatever, but.

Negative. Bobby, your poo head. I wouldn't have even considered that Sinners would be up for any awards of any kind.

Because. It was a little bit to me, it was a little bit like to dusk from dusk to dawn. The first half was great.

Great. It was real dramatic and George Clooney and what's his name and. Yeah, that whole thing, it was it was really good until they ended up in the TikTok bar.

And what's the name started dancing on the table. Now, I'll include that bit in the good part. And then it turned into a vampire movie.

And no, it was fun. I'm not saying it wasn't fun, but it was a different movie. It was definitely two different movies in a sense of it was no longer what it was.

It was just. I would have perhaps put up that first half for. Nominating if, you know, maybe for the acting and everything.

But the second half, it was just silly. Didn't for me, it didn't fit in with the first half of the movie. What's her name? Who was dancing? And.

I forget her name. But, yeah, she's she's such a I mean, she's a really, really an amazing actress or actor. I saw in a movie a couple of years ago where she was playing.

Well, I've never seen her in a bad role. She's just really, really good, whatever she does. But anyway, I. I saw Sinners and I'll be honest with you, because I didn't know what it was about.

And I was enjoying it because it was very, you know, the the whole. You need to watch it to know what I mean. I don't want to do spoilers.

But the. I can understand why it was really in that sense nominated because the acting was good and. The characters and.

The times in America that was based upon and slavery and stuff like that. You know, some were free, some weren't free, or maybe it was just after slavery. But it was kind of.

Yes, it was a very grim period in America. I did actually watch it. I still obviously don't know anything about what it was about.

But it was like segregation or anyway. And. That was interesting.

And, you know, that was an interesting part. For me. When they started introducing.

I mean, is it is it a shock to say that it's a vampire movie? Everyone knows is a vampire movie. If you don't know it's a vampire movie, then I apologize. But I didn't know it's a vampire movie.

I mean, I watched it. I think in I don't know what this is happening or it is just a bit. I didn't find it particularly pleasurable.

Because it was a bit grim, really. Just yeah. Yeah, it wasn't.

It's like all the action happened at the end or like, you know, after the hard the midsection. And there was bits that didn't fit together. It didn't make sense to me.

But I was facing the other way. One of our June half of it. So.

Because I was scared. Only through the heart of the first half. The second half I was fine.

Once the vampires came in, I was all right. And no, it's. I mean, you're not going to.

They wouldn't have done the award because I had twins. One person on the screen playing his brother twin brother. That wouldn't be because that's just a mind.

Yeah, I suppose in a sense. Talking to yourself is like a pretty amazing, you know. Yeah.

Bob Hoskins did it, didn't he? In the 80s. With the. That lady that he was with.

What was it called? Bob Hoskins movie? Wait. He basically is animated except for him. But with the technology, they can have him talking to someone like a real person and then just swap that person over.

For a replica of him. Talking, you know, I mean, I don't know. So I didn't really see why it won.

Anything, but then I don't know what else was nominated. I've not seen one battle after another, because I'm not really into. Is that a TikTok movie about people battling each other? Or is it? I suppose it might be.

Yeah. Let's have a look at the BAFTA winners. The best film with one battle after another.

Taken home six awards. Best film, best director for poor. Sinners won three BAFTAs.

OK, support an actress for what? Yeah. OK, I'll go for that. Support an actress.

She was really good in that. All the actors were good. So it was like a genuine kind of good acting.

But then when you chuck in vampires, the acting doesn't really make any difference, does it? Because it's. Well, I like vampire movies, but it's silly. It's just it turns it into like a children's movie.

I know it might sound weird considering it could be all gory, but like, like make-believe fairies. And, you know, I don't really see much difference between Cinderella and. You know, a vampire movie.

Or a zombie movie. It's just it's different in context, but it's still kind of fantastical silliness. And fun, maybe.

I mean, I don't know how much of that. Hamnet won Outstanding British Film and Leading Actress for Jessie Buckley. I swear this is what I was trying to find.

I swear won two categories, including Robert Aramayo for Leading Actor and Cast in Sentimental Value. And cast in Sentimental Value, one film, best one film, not in English language, My Father's Shadow. What? OK, I'm a little bit confused.

They're not writing it down in a way. Right, so I don't know. I didn't really know any of those movies.

I reckon this is the BAFTAs, but. I'm pretty sure in America when it comes to the Oscars that it will be Sinners that wins most of the. I don't know.

Actually, I don't know much about that other one. What is it? The one battle after another. I would say probably the.

Leading actor, I think we'll probably go to what's his name from Sinners. That's my prediction because he's well known. And there's nothing wrong with Sinners.

I'm not I'm not having a go at it just. It just reminded me a bit of the old. From dusk till dawn.

I really enjoyed the first part of it and then the next part. I mean, I actually watch sometimes if it's on TV or whatever. I watched the first part and then I'll turn it off when it gets to or once.

Jaime stops dancing. Then I turn it off. Because I think it's only fair.

She's put that energy into dance. And you know, she probably practiced and it seems unfriendly. Unkind of me to just switch off because she's on the screen dancing.

Like I let her do a dance. I show respect. Then I turn it off.

I have a shower so. I swear is. I don't know anything about it other than it's about Tourette's.

And I know a little bit about Tourette's. So I'm not on here to mock anything by the way. One of my closest friends has Tourette's.

So I know a little bit about the condition. Not how what it's like to have one. But I know what it's like what he's how he's explained it to me.

And I've met quite a few people that he knew that had Tourette's as well. Anyway. What the BAFTA issue was.

Because you might be in another country and not have even heard about this. Is. Two incidences happened.

During the BAFTA's. Which involved there might be more than two. But two that involved people shouting out.

Whilst. The stars were collecting their awards. Or reading out you know.

They were on their finger reading out the next award or whatever. One was. A. I don't know who it was.

I think it was a film producer. Who shouted out. A political thing free.

Something country some country weather. So it was like a really big political free like whatever. Yeah.

And there was a bloke who is a. He's got Tourette's and he's got a. He's. I guess he was there. As part of the group that made the I swear movie.

I don't know if he was in the movie or. I think he's an advocate. But he's he's also an actor.

So I don't know how much involvement he had in the actual movie. So I've not really heard of him before. Anyway.

Whilst. What's his name. I forget his name now.

Was picking up. The award for. Let me have a look who it is.

OK. Right. Frankenstein.

I need to watch Frankenstein. I keep like seeing it is being got good reviews. And I put it off because it just doesn't look very.

Uplifting. It's very gray and very. Because.

A TV show. If there's a BBC made I think. But it was called Dracula.

It was called Dracula. But it was. So good.

And funny as well. As well as being just really really good. I think it was in two.

Two. Parts. Maybe maybe four parts.

Really really good. And I thought maybe this would be a similar thing. But.

By the way there's noises in the garden. It's just what happens out there. If the dog barks like really loud.

I will edit that out. And. So the stars.

The stars of the sinners or sinners. Was on stage. Only one of the stars could be on there.

Because it was the same person wasn't it. He played himself in Twins. So.

But him and someone else was on stage. And. The Tourette's person.

Who is the advocate and the actor. I don't know his name. He shouted out.

A slur. A word that you are not allowed to say. And he shouted out shouted out.

Whilst they were on stage. OK. And.

The. I'm not laughing at that. I'm just laughing at something I read yesterday.

Which is talking about how. This funny like. They said.

What's his name. What I'm going to say his name. So I don't think I'm doing it justice.

But not saying his name. I do know his name. The sinners man.

Sinners. Right. Michael B. Jordan.

So Michael B. Jordan. Was he in the boxing. Was he.

Raising Dion. Television. Creed.

He was in Creed wasn't he. Of course he was. OK.

And the Fantastic Four. He was a human torch. Was he.

I think he's one of those actors. That can really just. He's very versatile.

Very versatile. So. He can play different.

Eric. He's in the Black Panther as well. No he's not.

Is he. Eric Killmonger. So why.

How can he be in a Black Panther. And also be in. The Fantastic.

Four. I just thought. You know as.

Isn't the Fantastic Four part of. Or is it DC. I thought Fantastic Four was part of the.

Marvel. So they really shouldn't have been playing two different. Superheroes.

In the same period. Did he take over the Black Panther role. To become Black Panther.

I'm not sure. There's a lot of noise out there today. I hope you can enjoy it.

Like I am. I don't know how much of that you can hear but. If it gets much more I'll close the window.

So. They can't help it. So Sinners.

So Michael B. Jordan. He's on the stage with someone else. And this.

The man. Who's the advocate for the Tourette's. Who's also got Tourette's.

Shouted out a slur. To him. Or to.

To them on the stage. And. Okay.

The thing I was laughing at was. They said that. This was in a newspaper.

I think it was the Mirror. And they were talking about how. Michael B. Jordan.

I'm going to have to close a window. That's too loud. Right.

I've just gone and closed the window. And. Now they're gone.

Just some idiot. On his moped. Man.

Man. Man. Man.

Man. I wish I could be like that. Young.

I had. I actually had. Two mopeds when I was young.

And I took them apart. I thought I was a mechanic. Now.

Taking something apart does not make you a mechanic. Being able to put it back together again. Is.

That's the skill. Taking something apart is easy. it's very easy putting it back together not so much well putting it back together and have it work you know remember I put put the thing back together and I had this thing like I remember saying to my friend what the hell is that that's left what is that I put it all back together and that what is it so it's the engine oh okay those are the wheels so so Creed bit on MB BM whatever his name is the newspaper said that after the event

he he researched into the history of the word and was really upset when he realized it how what a bad word it was and the history you know going back hundreds of years and I'm like okay it's just such a ridiculous thing to say that he as a black man would need to research the word it's like no and then they said he was at home with his family and they were all all kind of unprotected each other and you know trying to recover from the ordeal and again no I

don't think so yeah it'd be annoyed but I think that's about it it's not gonna be like come on especially he found out that the bloke who did it has Tourette's and he wasn't meaning to be cruel he was just shouting stuff out I think I think it's sometimes that you shout things you don't want to say and I'm pretty sure he wasn't at home crying afterwards I just got that feeling yeah maybe annoyed I mean before he found out bloke had Tourette's he's probably wanted to go down there and

have a little chat with him which I'm sure all of us would have done in that situation but here's the kicker right and I don't know if it was BBC one whatever TV channel filmed this because they didn't show it live they edited out only one of the shout outs they edited out the free p-a-l-l-e whatever they that they stay edited out that but they left in the slur racial slur word that's what upset people most like why did you leave one in take another one out so it's almost like

we don't upset one group but the other group why not just delete both it doesn't it's very easy even I know how to do that and I'm pretty rubbish when it comes to editing even I could have edited that out especially technology they've got they can they can remove background sound and still have the person talking or just edit I mean I just saw clips I'm not gonna watch the BAFTAs I saw clips on on YouTube and on the news because it's got newsworthy apparently and I just got thinking I

wonder what my friend thinks about this if he he wouldn't care because he's he's got other things to think about he's not bothered about what's on TV but there was a similar situation with him so he owned a comedy club and there was a lady in the audience one night on a Friday or Saturday night who had Tourette's and she spent about she ruined the first act by shouting out the whole way through and she ruined half of the second act by shouting out all the way through and they kept

asking her please and she in the end they removed her because she was ruining a show for there was 200 people there and the rest of the show was completely ruined because she was shouting out and if you know anything about comedy you kind of need to be able to hear it unless it's physical comedy I guess but you need to like the punchlines if you shout out during the punchline you've really ruined it anyway she she took my friend to court because she had Tourette's like he didn't know she

had Tourette's she didn't tell anyone she had Tourette's but she got kicked out she got taken out to the bar and she caused such a fuss they just kicked her out of the club like go on go away because she was being horrible and and I know the place they they don't like to kick anyone out you know go to the bar spend some more money at the bar while the comedy acts on because there was doors to separate the bar from the comedy bit so you can still watch the

comedy but not be heard and it's just shouting and they really don't like never like to kick anyone out unless it was like really you know bad so she took him to court she took my friend to court and my friend went turned up in court and he said all he said was I've got Tourette's and my friend was quite well known he's quite a don't use the word famous for it because he didn't want to be famous for it but he was a well-known especially in London it's been loads

of magazines newspapers for having Tourette's he was he didn't want to be the Tourette's poster boy but he because he was a successful comedian a successful businessman owning a successful comedy club a nightclub he kind of got a bit of attention anyway they chucked it out they chucked the whole the case was gone the judge just like laughed it off because she was coming from the perspective is that he was being prejudiced against her disability which is impossible really considering he's got the same condition and he just like they just

they pretty much just laughed they'd I'm sure he didn't laugh laugh but they didn't laugh laugh but I did find it funny just the whole idea that neither of them were aware that each other had Tourette's and because she what she was doing I don't know how she did it but or maybe he knew she did but he he didn't get involved like he let the staff deal with it and he just like was there but it doesn't sound like him he normally would get involved and I mean quite often

in that situation he just given their money back and said come back when you're not drunk or you're disturbing the show you're just gonna have to I think they gave her a couple of warnings if you disturb the show you'll be gone it's not like it's a rock concert you can shout out on rock concerts or you know live music venues and stuff where it's really loud or during the disco or nightclub or whatever but and she thought she was gonna get some kind of a payday I think no no

no no no no payday so in fact it probably cost her money so she took him to court she'd have to pay the fees wouldn't she she'd have to pay his his costs as well if she lost the court at the case which he did yeah that's the thing if you I think with the law people use a law like with poker see really really rich people like really rich people can it's almost like gambling with the law they use a law solicitors and stuff because in a poker game ultimately

it's the person has got the most money that will win if you never if you never have to fold ever then you you just if you've got like you know an untold amount of money in your pocket so you could just keep pulling out you're gonna win really I guess it's that's my understanding of it if you've got a good hand and obviously if you've got a crap hand you fold with your good hand you can really push it and push it and push it to the point where the other

person has no money left and they've got no choice but to end and it seems that the the lawyers using lawyers is a similar kind of thing so you take someone to court and they can't afford to go to court but they can't get any help with solicitors you could really you know it's like playing that game especially if if you win the court case then the other person owes money and I think there's some countries you can own money that you don't even have so if you lose a court

case you can end up owing thousands of pounds and you have to keep paying it off until you paid off you know it's like that yeah I mean I'm kind of partly making all this up hope you appreciate that and my granddad said no more cats and he comes back one day I think he'd been up to get the paper or he'd been to visit someone maybe gone for a long walk and he came back and my was sitting there with two cats one on a lap and one on the

settee next to her and my granddad said what what what and she said not mine they're the neighbors so what my granddad didn't know is while he was out the neighbors cats were coming in like from all over the neighborhood they loved her and he didn't he didn't know that I think to be honest he didn't he didn't even know which cats were his and which weren't because there's always cats around and he was busy doing other things he wasn't really interested in cats maybe that's where my dad gets it

from maybe he had a bad experience with a cat once or a dog maybe fell in love with a dog the dog spurned his right his romantic advances no I'm not I've got to stop saying stuff like that 1568 that's what number this is of Let Me Bore You To Sleep 1568 is that impressive I think so is it the most impressive ever been probably not right now for a sing-song thank you very much it's Sunday today I got up well I went to bed early about 8 730 last night

because I wanted to wake up early to watch the boxing because it was a big American night of boxing and started about 2 o'clock anyway Wow I woke up and I was so disorientated because I woke up at like 930 then I woke up at 1130 that was like because I just didn't know where I was like I knew where I was but I just why am I in bed and I remembered oh yes because I went to bed and eventually I got up at 2 o'clock 132 something like that

and the boxing had started only just the first fight just sort of started and it went on to about five I really struggled to keep my eyes open and it wasn't pleasurable not really so I kept closing my eyes and falling asleep so I don't know I probably should have just watched it on playback but there is quite a few boxes boxing matches coming up over the next few months there's one next month then May no March March April May so next month so there's three heavyweight fights coming up there's

Chisora against Wilder there's four okay so the other one is Dubois against Fabio Wardley the other one is Moses Satalma he's fighting next month also Tyson Fury is fighting again he's fighting Megalomogamoch so there's four big well thing is technically I mean Tyson Fury every fight he has is a big fight so that would be a good one because who is fighting game as they come he's definitely he's not there to he's you know you'll give him a good fight probably a better fight than anyone else has done since Wilder well apart from you know Usyk.

Usyk is fighting a kickboxer he's defending his world titles against a kickboxer I mean since when does that happen I can understand him fighting a kickboxer apparently he's the best kickboxer of all time or whatever and fighting for fun earn loads of money people will still watch it but how how can that person be allowed to fight for the heavyweight championship of the world when not they're not ranked anywhere in the boxing listings he's not even in the top hundred of boxers because he's not a boxer that's like does that

mean that Usyk if he because this is a voluntary defense so he can choose who he wants not mandatory where he has to fight forget this yeah he'll have to fight like the number one challenger next time but does that mean that if he decided he could fight anyone literally it's not anyone he wants he could fight me I'd go in there and it would be a very short fight I mean but for that money I'd give him a chance you know I'd let him get a few punches in and

that but you know I don't think it'd last long I mean it seems weird because Ali did a similar thing he fought a kickboxer or yeah I think it was and they kicked him but he fought him he let him do what he wants to do and he kicked him in the legs and he completely ruined Ali's legs I think Ali also got in the ring with a wrestler as well but then Muhammad Ali was a superstar and there is no superstars in boxing like that there hasn't been I suppose

the closest thing to like a superstar you can say Mayweather because he got in the ring didn't he with Big Show in wrestling but Muhammad Ali I would say probably just a different level different level of stardom to anybody probably the closest thing to him would be Mike Tyson as far as being the most famous boxer out of all the different weights not by country because obviously Chavez would be the most you know famous boxer in Mexico and Ukraine I mean it's gonna be with difference it's gonna be either between

the Klitschko brothers or the or Usyk or Lomachenko so there's they've got a choice of who their favorite boxer is in Ukraine or Japan Inui but worldwide in history going back has there ever been anyone as popular as Ali was famous he wasn't popular with everyone was he but it was I mean I don't see many talk shows anymore I don't there's not really many talk shows on compared to how they used to be they used to be like quite a few different talk shows on on a Saturday night and

early evening and like Parkinson and Terry Wogan and a few different ones they're probably there's some during the day I don't watch them but I don't see any boxers being interviewed generally so I mean some broke through to become bigger than boxing or bigger than their boxing career like Ricky Hatton rest in peace or Anthony Joshua some people just became bigger than that in just the boxing they did Mayweather of course Mike Tyson I mean no one's eclipsed Mike Tyson as in being famous no one's been more famous than him

in the boxing world since Ali and before that I don't know how much it spread the fame as far as like during Rocky Marciano's days how many people in the general public in other countries knew about Rocky Marciano maybe loads people did maybe it was a household name I don't know but in this country you say Tyson Fury and I imagine most people would know who you're talking about say Mike Tyson most people and maybe not the younger generation but definitely people and 50s and below or 60s and 70s and

below but maybe maybe people yeah I mean I'm sure I saw on some video or something somebody a young person saying who's Michael Jackson so everyone know who's Elvis Presley and just yeah it's gonna happen eventually people like Elvis Presley the Beatles Michael Jackson Tyson Fury Muhammad Ali Mike Tyson all these people that are super famous will just be pushed aside and pushed into the background and there'll be someone new and boxing or be I'm gonna probably be mimic boxing handcuffed boxing chain boxing so their ankles are chained together right

with a chain and they've got nothing they can't get away from each other that'd be a good one wouldn't it chained boxing call it slave box no probably not good no chain boxing chain gang we're all together on a chain gang there was there was a song wasn't it called chain gang really good really good song I don't know if I was like in the chain gang because I think it was a lot of these prisoners wasn't it made to build ditches or dig ditches and stuff or on the railroad

I don't know if I'd feel like singing I remember someone said to me recently because we were talking about because we we nearly had an incident with a dog that was off the lead that approached me my neighbor Vinnie and their dog so kind of and it just stood there growling staring us so there's a moment we really didn't know what was gonna happen and next time I saw him well maybe on the way back he said well there is a way to deal with the dogs because he said I

was gonna deal with it I said how I mean I felt kind of okay so I got gloves on so I could kind of got a bit protection on my hands to sort of hold it I'd be able to hold it down it's just a case of it's how quick it is as far as the teeth go that's the only bit you got to avoid is the mouth the rest of the dog ain't a problem it's just the mouth depending how big the dog is of course and he said oh

what you do because I said to him what if it bites he said what you do is you stick and he said this isn't like a weird thing it's a real thing and I saw in a self-defense class and yeah what's it called a first aid class apparently first aid and so what you do is if a dog's got your arm you put your finger up his bum okay I don't really want to say that but you put your finger up his bum and that that makes a dog let go

of your hand and I said to him yeah but what if I'm not feeling horny and he just looked at me like he didn't know what to say it was a joke but he didn't say like you know he's kind of just you know people say well if I was on a plane anyway I'm not going to go into that not during this recording but yeah it's like no that's not the first thing I think of doing if I'm honest it's yeah yeah although what I'm thinking again is some spray

it's like mace but for dogs just in an emergency and then apparently the dogs don't like it but I'm sure if dogs don't like it humans don't like it either I could test it out on Vinnie no I wouldn't I wouldn't I might just get a neighbor say what do you think of this new perfume it's a oh sorry I accidentally sprayed it in your face and we'll see whether or not it works no okay I'm not always sure what's the right thing to do that's my impression of the squeaky

door do you like it got my impression of a cat hmm it's one person of a horse some say they're very similar okay dog this is a dog I'm a dog and caterpillar okay let's be serious I do this is a lion I'm a lion this is a childish very childish trying to think what is it Mandela my name is Mandela see that's a good impression I don't know why people just don't seem to enjoy it Mandela my name is Mandela when he put the tires down make me some cool

cook food cook cook cook me some food what's cook cook food I talked like to Vinnie like that I'm gonna cook food I'll go what walk put some din-dins and go sleep sleep would you like some cook cook food anyway I'm gonna go thank you very much and remember to be kind to yourself because you deserve to be happy and be gentle with yourself you deserve to feel safe what's love bye

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