Listeners, I'm sitting in my garden, it feels lovely and sunny, I feel like I'm on holiday

for Monest, which is very apt because I've got some more holiday reading for you.

This episode of Homo sapient is sponsored by Better Left Unsaid from Tufael Ahmed, author

of the acclaimed novel This Way Out. Better Left Unsaid is about three siblings navigating

life after their mother's death. They're all living separate lives trying to live

up to their last promises they each made to their mother.

Until a viral news piece throws an unwanted spotlight on the family and forces the siblings

back into each other's lives. Three siblings, three promises, three lifetimes of saying

all the wrong things. Gosh, it feels familiar. I'll leave it at that for now, it's a really

good read. The novel is available at Amazon.co.uk forward slash Homo sapiens. I love it when

they do a little URL for us. Those with a Kindle Unlimited subscription can read at no additional

extra cost. That's www.amazon.co.uk forward slash Homo sapiens. Better Left Unsaid is available

20th September in e-book, paperbook and audiobook editions. Hmm, get involved.

Hello, this is part two of our lovely chat with Joseph Salvat. It's world record store

day very soon, so we're talking about your records, funny stories by your first ever

record store. If you haven't heard part one, go back to the feed. Call me out fashion,

but I like to listen to things in order.

Shall we look at some of this well record store day stuff? Let's go. Let's do it.

So we were asking everybody what their first record they ever bought was Joseph, what was

yours?

I have been as a question before and I do not remember, but I know that I won the J-Lo album

that had play on it in the song. I think it was grace, but you know, play, can't

...