Hiring isn't just about finding someone willing to take the job, you need the right person with the right background who can move your business forward.

If you want candidates who truly match what you're looking for, trust Indeed sponsored jobs.

With Indeed sponsored jobs, your post stands out to quality candidates who actually fit the role.

According to Indeed data, 90% are more likely to be hired and trusted

by 1.6 million companies.

Spend more time interviewing candidates

who check all your boxes.

Less stress, less time, more results now

with Indeed sponsored jobs.

And listeners of this show

will get a £100 sponsored job credit

to help get your job the premium status it deserves at Indeed.com slash podcats UK.

Just go to indeed.com slash podcats UK right now and support our show by saying you heard about Indeed on this podcast.

Indeed.com slash podcats UK. Terms and conditions apply. Hiring, do it the right way with Indeed.

A listener note. This episode contains references to drug use and addiction. It may not be suitable for all audiences.

It's the evening of December 9, 1967, at New Haven Arena in Connecticut.

Backstage, a police officer grumbles as he lumberes down a seemingly endless corridor.

He's already put in a long day shift on the streets of New Haven. Now he's moonlighting as a security guard at a rock concert. Keeping an eye on boisterous teenagers isn't his idea of a good

time. But with payments to keep up on his new car, he has little choice but to work the grueling hours.

He continues down the corridor, and as he passes by a bathroom, the officer hears

suspicious laughter from behind the door. He decides to investigate. When he opens it, a girl and a boy

fly apart. The girl looks to be in her late teens. Her hair and clothes are ruffled from the makeout session he knows he just interrupted. The boy looks a little older, mid-20s perhaps. He's dressed in all-black clothes and has shoulder-length dark hair. The officer sneers at this long-haired kid who looks like he's never done a proper day of work in his life. Then he barks at the couple to get out. He says if he catches them backstage again, he'll throw them out of the arena. But the long-haired kid fixes the officer with an angry glare and says, eat it. Shocked by the kid's attitude, the officer unbuckles the can of mace from his belt and says this is their last chance to leave.

...