Welcome to the latest episode of Ross Recommends where Ross reflects on the power of a sad song with music journalist Jane Gazzo, and also delves into what makes train travel so special with the founder of Get Lost magazine Justin Jamieson.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Welcome to the latest episode of Ross Recommends where Ross reflects on the power of a sad song with music journalist Jane Gazzo, and also delves into what makes train travel so special with the founder of Get Lost magazine Justin Jamieson. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to the latest episode of Ross Recommends where Ross reflects on the power of a sad song with music journalist Jane Gazzo, and also delves into what makes train travel so special with the founder of Get Lost magazine Justin Jamieson.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="noopener noreferrer">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

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Welcome to Ross Recommends. The simple aim: To help you get more out of your spare time!
We've never had more options on what we can watch, read, visit, eat, drink and generally do -- but the paradox of choice is that it can be paralyzing: Sometimes it feels like we spend longer scrolling through streaming channels than actually watching them!
That's where Ross Recommends comes in. Every week, radio legend and former lawyer Ross Stevenson will be joined by experts and friends to talk about what they've been loving, and why it's worth your while.
Movies, music, articles, day trips, hobbies... anything goes. Think of it as part-review show, part-book club and part-life advice, with plenty of learning and laughs along the way!
Follow now to stay up to date with ROSS RECOMMENDS, wherever you get your podcasts!

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Welcome to Ross Recommends. The simple aim: To help you get more out of your spare time! We've never had more options on what we can watch, read, visit, eat, drink and generally do -- but the paradox of choice is that it can be paralyzing: Sometimes it feels like we spend longer scrolling through streaming channels than actually watching them! That's where Ross Recommends comes in. Every week, radio legend and former lawyer Ross Stevenson will be joined by experts and friends to talk about what they've been loving, and why it's worth your while. Movies, music, articles, day trips, hobbies... anything goes. Think of it as part-review show, part-book club and part-life advice, with plenty of learning and laughs along the way! Follow now to stay up to date with ROSS RECOMMENDS, wherever you get your podcasts!

Welcome to Ross Recommends. The simple aim: To help you get more out of your spare time!
We've never had more options on what we can watch, read, visit, eat, drink and generally&nbsp;do -- but the paradox of choice is that it can be paralyzing: Sometimes it feels like we spend longer scrolling through streaming&nbsp;channels than actually watching them!
That's where Ross Recommends comes in. Every week, radio legend and former lawyer Ross Stevenson will be joined by experts and friends to talk about what they've been loving, and why it's worth your while.
Movies, music, articles, day trips, hobbies... anything goes. Think of it as part-review show, part-book club and part-life advice, with plenty of learning and laughs along the way!
Follow now to stay up to date with ROSS RECOMMENDS, wherever you get your podcasts!

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