Kings Place

Yeah, it's quite fun.

And our final show will be at King's Place in London on the 13th of September.

Which is

really soon.

It's the 13th of September.

Where is the live

show? I think it's at King's Place London.

And I think tickets are at kingsplace.co.uk.

And Call My Agent: The Movie is out now on Netflix.

Last but not least, this week you're gonna get an extended excerpt from the live show we did last week at Kings Place, London, our spiritual home, as part of this Lon- as part of this year's London PodFest.

It's always a blast doing these September shows, and this was no exception.

We didn't plan to release this show as a podcast, but Kings Place recorded it for us, which was nice of them, and it was a ton of fun, so it is currently available for Empire+ subscribers.

But this is, of course, the interviews, and so we're gonna bring you the interview portion of the show as friend of the pod Corin Hardy, director of this year's Whistle, rode to our rescue, as you'll hear, and was on excellent form.

You won't hear here his participation in a quiz called Not Mastermind, for legal reasons, or the bit where he did a flying kick on stage.

[laughs]

Crikey.

He will present a program related to Krzysztof Komeda's music, which needs no introductions.

And finally, on the 27th, the last day of the festival, we move on to King's Place, an amazing venue where we played last year as well.

It's the home of the British Music Foundation.

And the hero presenting, Cosmonauti, which is the youngest sort of team within our roster.

Anyway.

go and see it Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass I'm so glad it's getting a UK release date so go and see it so that more madcap deranged films like this will be made in the future but anyway on that note that is it for this week's Empire Podcast join us next week for more film related fun because the live show we're doing at King's Place is not going to be released as a podcast that is there for the people in the room Bits from it may turn up on podcasts down the line, but we shall see what happens with that.

But we will be joined by two ruddy legends.

Not just James and Helen, but Stockard Channing and Diane Wiest, who are the stars, of course, of Practical Magic 2.

And the other thing actually to get excited about this week is by the time I do another one of these, we will have had London Podcast Festival in London.

At King's Place in London, that's taking place.

The London Podcast Festival, the whole event takes place over like two or three weeks.

But the single day they allocate to audio drama is happening on Sunday, the 6th of September.

Just six days.

This Sunday, 4.30, King's Cross, King's Place.

Tickets are still available.

Scan the QR code on the screen, or there is a link in the description.

But we'll see.

We'll see.

But yeah, this Sunday, King's Cross, King's Place.

Again, tickets are available.

[laughs] If you want to check out some of the previous Drop Us A Line episodes, please go to patreon.com/clubfish, join up, and you can hear all previous Drop Us A Lines.

And we're so excited that we're gonna be doing a live one on the 12th of September, King's Place in London, as part of the London Podcast Festival.

It'll be at 4:30 in the afternoon.

Please come us along and please send in your emails with whatever mad, weird questions, insults, comments, compliments.