It's Episode 12 of Love in The Time of Coronavirus in which I ask my guests three simple questions. This is a slowpod full of optimism, joy, love and culture. I hope you enjoy it.

Episode 11 of a daily slowcast (or is it slowpod?) in which guests ruminate on three questions. This is about love, resilience, optimism and positivity and this episode features me rambling on a bit (too much) as well.

This is Episode 10, kids, of my slow podcast in which my guests ruminate on the answers to three simple questions. This is a podcast of quiet reflection, today with four guests' dialled-in answers. And there are a few recommendations from me, too. Tune in, please!

In which guests dial-in their answers to three simple questions. This is a slow podcast full of optimistic reflection on the current global lockdown and its wider implications. There are also a few cultural recommendations too; mainly novels and classic double albums.

Episode 8 of a daily (or almost daily) slow podcast series in which I ask people three simple questions and they dial-in their answers. This is gentle, considered, revealing stuff. It addresses some big questions. I rabbit on a bit about things I like, particularly the best long (double or triple) albums ever made. That's it! I hope that you enjoy it.

This is a slow -but short- podcast in which guests mull three simple questions about the current global lockdown and the future as they see it. I also talk about some of the best double (or triple) albums ever made and some lesser-known novels that are worth investigating. And that's it; simple, considered pleasure.

In which guests dial in their answers to three very straightforward questions. This is a slow podcast that oozes optimism, hope and melancholy. I hope you enjoy it.

A short, slow podcast in which guests send me their recorded answers to three simple questions about the global lockdown and its wider impact. There's optimism and quiet contemplation here and much more.

Episode 4 of my special series of slow podcasts in which guests dial-in their answers to three simple questions. This is about optimism, change, family and the future.

I asked people three simple questions about these strange times and their responses fill this fascinating, optimistic, beautiful slow podcast. This is a simple, encouraging, bite-sized rumination on progress and optimism. The answers might be dialled-in but they are deeply considered and, I think, richly rewarding. Be SLOW!