641: Crime Classics John Hayes, His Head and How They Were Parted 📻

Crime Clas­sics John Hayes, His Head and How They Were Part­ed 📻

🎉Hap­py New Year and I hope you all enjoyed the break! Mates It’s been a while and boyo I’ve been busy, soooo busy. The last week where I could only deliv­er Old Time Radio episodes, was relat­ed to the fact that I got a nasty case of Food Poi­son­ing. It had to be, THE worst food poi­son­ing I’d ever got­ten.

💊I couldn’t go to work, I could bare­ly fath­om record­ing any­thing at all, and It’s like every part of my body was on fire. I’m not sure if any of you have ever felt this, but the point at which you think to your­self, “oh……is this…what dying feels like?” it’s sounds like I’m exag­ger­at­ing, but if you can imag­ine a full grown man, shiv­er­ing in his bed, whilst try­ing to watch buffy, and Mys­tery the­atre 3000, that was me for 4 days. 🤒

😄This aside, I spent the entire time with fam­i­ly and friends, recov­er­ing, and enjoy­ing the break, and now, I’m back with my sec­ond fam­i­ly, you love­ly lis­ten­ers.

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