A local independent book shop owner is accused of being a Nazi. Will talks about censorship, why we should read difficult books and how Charles Manson helped to ruin music.

With a tongue firmly in his cheek but his fist clenched, Will Carver takes another stab at the unimportant things in life.

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This week, with a little help from Martin Luther King Jr, Will talks about love driving out hate, and how that can sometimes be the same as cutting off somebody's penis.

Houdini, Ibsen and Agatha Christie get a mention, along with a story about the late Alan Rickman.

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In this show, Will tackles the tiny subject of death. Where we go when we die. Coming back as a dung beetle. Hitler. And Robin Williams.

There's also a Charles Bukowski reading and an idea for a new short story, there's almost not enough time to squeeze in a curse of Harry Potter.

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In this first episode, Will talks about failing new year resolutions, how to change your state of mind and why we should focus on smaller, more personal quests, rather than failing at discovering the moons of Jupiter.

He looks into the idea of 'manifesting' before reading the prologue of a novel he wrote last year that led him to an epiphany about his writing career.

So, join Will on Nothing Important Happened Today, the podcast that tries to make sense of an ever-changing world one insignificant matter at a time.

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