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They Come Over Here: Asking Famous People Where They're Really From

By (author) Phil Wang, Read by Cherish Finden, Read by Emmy the Great, Read by Fern Brady, Read by James Wong, Read by Nat Wei, Read by Phil Wang, Read by Pierre Novellie, Read by Sathnam Sanghera, Read by Sindhu Vee

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Comedian Phil Wang takes us through a funny and incisive look at race and belonging. Inspired by his forthcoming book Sidesplitter, Phil and a panel of guests explore the subjects of food, music, politics, nature and empire, and what they mean in today's multicultural society. Guests include comedian and Budpod co-host Pierre Novellie, singer-songwriter Emmy the Great, bestselling author and journalist Sathnam Sanghera, celebrity pastry chef Cherish Finden and many more. (P)2021 Hodder & Stoughton Limited

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