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Oct 29, 2026

Al MurrayHOST
1:55
I mean, a scene indelible in many's mind from A Bridge Too Far, screenplay by William Goldman, after the book by Cornelius Ryan, surrounding the events of the demolition of the bridge at Son during Operation Market Garden.
Al MurrayHOST
2:09
So welcome to We Have Ways of Making You Talk with me, Al Murray and James Holland for a two part series that we are calling Hurrah for the CRE.
Al MurrayHOST
2:19
CRE meaning Corps of Royal Engineers, of course, just in case.
Al MurrayHOST
2:24
Of course, everyone knows that now.
Jon RichardsonHOST
57:58
ironic it was ironic if we'd done it as a sketch show on bbt3 no one would have said anything because it would have been ironic
Stephen GrantGUEST
58:04
um it's the al murray defense
Jon RichardsonHOST
58:07
we have i read that this week it's incredible isn't it you can do that there's only a joke yeah was it oh um Hey, let's not do this.
Jon RichardsonHOST
58:15
Um, you can get, uh, Stephen Grant has a DVD out of his, uh, of his recent show, which you can get through his website, which is stephengrant.com, our new gig nationwide.
Charlie MilnerHOST
63:20
They honour British people who have acted bravely in challenging situations.
Charlie MilnerHOST
63:24
Now, this year, the awards were awarded by Al Murray.
Charlie MilnerHOST
63:28
Al Murray hosted the Pride of Britain Awards.
Charlie MilnerHOST
63:31
Yeah, he's kind of Pride of Britain coded.
AndrewHOST
63:33
No, he's not.
AndrewHOST
63:33
Sorry.
MattPANELIST
63:34
No, he's not.
AndrewHOST
63:36
You don't want Al Murray.
Karl BatesGUEST
43:43
No, mine were, I suppose, your day-to-day things.
Karl BatesGUEST
43:49
I wasn't like Al Murray, pub landlord, nothing like that.
Karl BatesGUEST
43:51
It was just me talking about things that amused me, like... know it was me and you know just little things like that I mean yeah it's one of those ones that's Yeah, it worked for me.
Karl BatesGUEST
44:13
As I say, I'd won a few competitions en route to the quarterfinal, and so I must have been doing something right.
Al MurrayHOST
4:31
It's not the most articulate, but it says it all.
Al MurrayHOST
4:33
Welcome to We Have Maze and Make You Talk with me, Al Murray, and him, James Holland.
Al MurrayHOST
4:36
And this is our fourth episode of The Road to Kiev, our Barbarossa series, but the 12th episode of the whole bitter saga of Summer extravaganza.
Al MurrayHOST
4:46
Yeah, to the fall of Kiev.

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Anthony ScaramucciADVERTISER
30:08
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Anthony ScaramucciADVERTISER
30:15
You won't want to miss this.
Al MurrayHOST
30:21
Welcome back to We Have Ways to Make You Talk with me, Al Murray and James Holland.
Al MurrayHOST
30:24
And well, so Myrtle, Myrtle's sallying forth with the sort of dirty dozen assemblage of bits and pieces.
Tom StabbHOST
5:35
I think that's quite kind of in keeping for... what somebody like Alan would be into in his older years.
Tom DarkHOST
5:42
I was just about to say before you said that, I've reached that point now where I'm starting to become a bit obsessed with World War II, where I just cannot stop watching World War II documentaries, listening to World War II podcast episodes, either The Rest is History or Al Murray has a very good podcast, which is just about World War II called We Have Ways of Making You Talk.
Tom DarkHOST
6:05
And also just watching loads of films based around World War II.
Tom DarkHOST
6:09
um the uh film nuremberg i watched quite recently with russell crowe uh and that is absolutely brilliant um yeah basically i've i've
speaker_2UNKNOWN
11:51
it's like ah they're fucking soft
MaulerHOST
11:54
as have you seen uh al murray's sort of uh stand-up comedy about how uh name a country and britain has defeated them
AzHOST
12:04
Yes.
AzHOST
12:05
I've seen that Murray live.
MaulerHOST
12:19
Gary
AzHOST
12:19
would find it hilarious.
AzHOST
12:20
Al Murray, Pub Landlord.
GaryHOST
12:21
Okay.
Andy ZaltzmanHOST
0:51
This is from issue 4040, recorded live at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2017.
Andy ZaltzmanHOST
0:57
I was joined by Al Murray and Tom Ballard and we discussed a showdown to assess the world's most notorious and controversial contemporary leaders.
Andy ZaltzmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:05
Top story this week, nutty leaders of the week.
Andy ZaltzmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:10
We're going to have a competition, ladies and gentlemen, to find out the world's loopiest leader.
Jessica FostekewGUEST
18:55
Yes.
Harry HillHOST
18:55
You know, I mean, someone like Al Murray is a brilliant improviser.
Harry HillHOST
18:58
Ross Noble is a...
Harry HillHOST
19:00
But he doesn't make a big thing.
ChrisHOST
8:24
incredible walking the
BenHOST
8:24
ground is incredible and that's one of anyone that's got an interest in history um james holland and al murray talk about this a lot in there we have ways podcast how walking the ground is so important because you see all these places you
ChrisHOST
8:35
know you see
BenHOST
8:35
normandy

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