Talking more about being in lock-down and getting used to our new day to day lives for time being, about crazy docuseries 'Tiger King', being wide open to other peoples crazy minds, Corona-Conspiracy theories, governments, including our own, proposing too much power being transferred and how that can feed more ideas of conspiracy and we touch on the Alex Salmond trial outcome.

Not much else to cover other than Pandemic related topics...Being the first guest to hit three episodes. We get into what is classed as key workers, big business trying to stay open, economy vs lives, UK vs US billionaires and how we think a few mega egos might have a melt down during the lock-down.

In light of recent global circumstances we have pulled all recordings with guest! BUT the show must go on and Matt Skype'd in to talk about what we're looking at in terms of the virus, isolation, self care, and some recommendations around what to watch while we have the 'gift' of time.

A conversation with author Graeme Armstrong about his book 'The Young Team' and life in a gang in Airdrie, Coatbridge, moving to uni in Stirling and how writing his book saved his life. We talk about attitudes toward the more toxic side of living in working class areas and how they are idolized in popular culture.

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Matt and Paul sit down and talk about Tory distractions in Boris Bridge and HS2, Derek McKay, patience needed for independence and our obsession with True Crime documentaries.

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