You're listening to an Airwave Media podcast. Hello, delicious friends, and welcome to Who Did What Now, the history podcast that's not your history class, with me your host, Katie Charlwood, History Harlet and reader of books.

So I've only got one live show left this year.

Just one. And it's in Belfast and it's on the 7th of December. And it's the last show. And I don't know when I'm ever going to get back to Belfast to do a live show because there's just so much,

there's so much happening next year. Like, I'm consistently doing things. And

next year's looking, it's starting to get a bit full, to be honest. So, yeah, Belfast this year is

my last, my last live show. And it's been so fun, because I did the Edinburgh and Newcastle

shows one after another, which honestly,

such a good idea. Those places are so close. Like from now on, I need to do shows close together

when I'm doing a tour. Not flying from country to country day after day because that's insane.

Why did I do that? Why was that a thing I did? But yes, I have one last

show left and, oh, the Newcastle show. The Edinburgh show was great. It was amazing. And then the

Newcastle show, Jan, I was there in Ruth and obviously, I had a girl dinner. I had a girl dinner with, um,

Rachel Charlton-Land Daly, um, it was an amazing journalist, if you haven't read her stuff.

And we went and had girl dinner and it was so good, because we just ordered picky bits

for the table and the two of us just like ate all of it and we had a great time but yeah things are

things are really starting to heat up with everything and I'm going to be moving soon and there's just

so much stuff happening that I can't quite talk about yet.

But there's a lot of things in the works and I'm just, I'm so excited.

But yeah, when it comes to the live show, the live shows are always fun.

They're always like a good time.

I tried to explain it before.

It's basically like going to a comedy show except with facts.

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