In a time when news and social media seem designed to make us panic, podcaster Mark Steadman offers a short, daily respite. If you’re self-isolating, under quarantine or just feeling overwhelmed, Mark is here to keep you company for half an hour.

In this episode, Mark recounts his temper tantrum and then tries to remain calm while describing a phishing scam that isn't being pulled off.

In a time when news and social media seem designed to make us panic, podcaster Mark Steadman offers a short, daily respite. If you’re self-isolating, under quarantine or just feeling overwhelmed, Mark is here to keep you company for half an hour. In this episode, Mark recounts his temper tantrum and then tries to remain calm while describing a phishing scam that isn't being pulled off.

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Mark Steadman has a lot going on. He helps people make podcasts (that sound better than this one), he writes fiction for kids and adults, he edits a newsletter, he improvises, he plays the piano (pretty well) and the guitar (very badly). His mum would say he's running out of pies to keep fingers in.

Join Mark on a journey through life’s gentle inclines, and try not to get too tangled up in tangents.

This is the latest in Mark’s continued exploration of the journal podcast, so if you don’t know or like him, you’d probably be happier listening to something a little more considered.

But if you’re up for lacing up and heading out, Mark will always be glad of your company.

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Mark Steadman has a lot going on. He helps people make podcasts (that sound better than this one), he writes fiction for kids and adults, he edits a newsletter, he improvises, he plays the piano (pretty well) and the guitar (very badly). His mum would say he's running out of pies to keep fingers in. Join Mark on a journey through life’s gentle inclines, and try not to get too tangled up in tangents. This is the latest in Mark’s continued exploration of the journal podcast, so if you don’t know or like him, you’d probably be happier listening to something a little more considered. But if you’re up for lacing up and heading out, Mark will always be glad of your company.

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