This is a Glassbox Media Podcast.

Welcome to Crawl Space. I'm Tim here today with Lance. Lance, how are you today?

I'm doing fantastic today, Tim. I hope everyone is doing fantastic. All those listeners out there. And most importantly, how are you?

I am doing well, thank you, Lance. I really appreciate when you ask me at the beginning after we've already spoken.

You're in the day. Well, I don't get a true sense of how you are until we record intros.

It's true. And I really, I feel like I don't actually really consider an honest answer until that moment.

I am doing well. Thank you very much for asking. And I hope everyone out there is doing well too.

I'll keep asking too. Always remember me.

Always remember me.

And Lance, in this episode, we have a real interesting fellow.

We speak to a friend, a journalist, a fellow podcaster. His name is James McMahon.

And I think this is his third appearance on the Crawl Space Airwaves from across the pond.

We love him. He is just a wealth of knowledge and a wealth of insight.

But anytime he'll send a message saying, fancy your rant, you sort of have to clear your calendar for the day and just go go into it.

There's no like topic that you should anticipate to stay on for too long because you do meander a bit.

But all the roads that you go down with James are worth it. And there's some wonderful scenery along the way, including this conversation.

Yeah, absolutely. And James has a lot going on. He has a podcast called Shame.

That's really interesting and really excellent. He's really natural behind the mic, which is pretty cool because he's a writer as well.

And I think really by trade. But we speak with him about the disappearance of Andrew Gosden, who he has covered pretty extensively with his writing.

James has been covering the disappearance of Andrew Gosden for a long time. Andrew Gosden disappeared on September 14th of 2007.

He was only 14 years old. So he's been missing for over 14 years. And James has communicated with the family, which we get into a little bit here, just how his relationship with the family has developed.

And where that goes is in terms of like, I don't want to say like the responsibility of someone like James or somebody looking into a disappearance.

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