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Hello, delicious to an and welcome to Who That Want Now, the History Podcast that's Not Your History Class with me, your host, Katie Charlwood, History Harlot, and

reader of books. Speaking of books, I am in my hotel room.

I have just performed at the Red Line Book Festival in Dublin in Tala.

And I was at the Civic Theatre.

And I was having a thing.

And it's roughly like a whole year since my first live show and my friend was at my first live show actually and was at this one and he was

telling me like the difference between then and now like, everything from like the structure or the confidence,

like the difference is it's like a much better, like, live show, which I'm so proud of and so

thankful for because it means I actually do learn as I go on. Yay! But yeah, I was at the Red Line

Book Festival, even though my book has't out till like 20, 26,

but they were like, we wanted to preempt it and bring you in, which is like so exciting and lovely.

And she was a strange amount of faith in me from people who don't know me.

But I had such a good time.

And it's like each show I do just feels like so much better than the

previous like I feel like I'm really getting into the stride of it and so like I'm really excited

about the US till next year like once I get things locked in if venues would get back to me

I wish I had a too amount of job because honestly trying to organise this is so hard

especially with everything else I'm doing there's just so much going on but yes I'm organising that

and then I'm in Dublin next week and again like I'm all over the shop and I'm performing

here there and everywhere but you may be looking at this episode and thinking this is not her usual

content because this seems fairly recent in comparison yeah yeah I decided to do a wee break of the

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