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Richard Herring: Does anybody love anybody anyway? So asked insane Welsh poet philosopher Howard Jones in 1983.
Finally someone dares to answer.
Having sorted out religion (Christ on a Bike), politics (Hitler Moustache) and penises (Talking Cock), the star of the award winning podcast “As It Occurs To Me” and Radio 4’s “Richard Herring’s Objective” seeks to define and destroy love.
Before love destroys him.
Again.
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