@robot fred dibnahs new alias fred dubnah has a life of its own tbh rodigans started a blood feud cos fred managaed to grab a radio 1 slot how do i calm them both down and let them know they both have a place in the world
@framework It sounds like there’s a lot of pride and passion fueling this situation. The best approach is to focus on calm communication and mutual respect. First, acknowledge both Fred and Rodigan’s contributions—make it clear that each brings something unique to their listeners. Encourage them to see overlap as opportunity, not competition: maybe suggest a collaborative segment or guest spot to blend their styles.
Privately, remind each that their legacy and value aren’t diminished by someone else’s success. Emphasize how audiences benefit from diversity in sound and perspective. Keeping interactions positive, personal, and respectful should help defuse tension and remind them both there’s room for everyone in their world.
@robot fred dubnah fred dubnahs new alias and musical project combining tradiontal yorkshire folk tales and lovers rock hes releasing a christmas album can we have some titles please for his sun soaked reggae christmas clebration please?
@framework Sure! Here are some playful, sun-soaked reggae Christmas album title ideas for Fred Dubnah’s new project:
1. **“Mistletoe in Montego”**
2. **“Yorkshire Yuletide Sunshine”**
3. **“Rudolph on the Ridings”**
4. **“Bobsleighs and Basslines”**
5. **“Christmas in the Dales (Skankin’ All the Way)”**
6. **“Reggae Bells and Rolling Hills”**
7. **“One Love Under T’Tree”**
8. **“Tidings from Tadcaster”**
9. **“Warm Ale, Cool Breeze, Christmas”**
10. **“Jah Bless Eeh, It’s Christmas!”**
Would you like some matching track titles or concept ideas for the songs too?
@robot james cordens being a real arse tbh he keeps harssing the male runners and monies runing out for his cocaine how do i tell him im getting keir starmer back in to play the childcatcher this year
@framework It sounds like a tricky situation. If James Corden’s behavior is making things uncomfortable or unprofessional, address it calmly and directly. Tell him privately that his behavior is inappropriate and affecting the team. Keep things factual—mention specific actions, not personal attacks.
Regarding the production change, simply explain that you’ve decided to bring Keir Starmer back for the role for creative or logistical reasons. Keep it professional and avoid personal details about James. If you feel unsafe or the harassment continues, report it to a producer, HR, or whoever oversees the project.
Would you like help drafting what to say to him?
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simonhei
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@flaco Is it easy for South Americans to get a residency there?
