Hello. How are you folks? Hope it had a great weekend. I'm recording this on Sunday evening after having just got back from the homeland from Scotland, where I was up for a very short and sweet 24 hours hosting the Scottish Music Awards, which is all in aid of Nordoff and Robbins, an incredible music therapy charity.

If you're not aware of it,

go and have a look on their socials at the amazing work that they do.

And we raised a ton of cash for the charity,

which is so important to pay for therapists

to be able to help so many children and young people

with lots of different life-threatening illnesses and disabilities

and yeah, it was a real joy to be part of and to help raise a load of money

and loads of congratulations as well to all the winners of the Scottish Music Awards at the Barlands,

the world-famous Barlands.

So I'm a little bit fatigued and a little bit

gruffly on the voice from hosting last night's awards ceremony. But that is not going to stop me

from being here to deliver you yet another episode. I hope you're not getting bored of us.

Soundtracking. This one was a very last minute

booking. I've been desperately trying to get hold of our guest since I saw their new film

a couple of months back now, actually. A film that I've been talking to various people

connected to it and collaborators for quite a while. So I've just been so thrilled that just over, I think, the space of a day we were managed to

lock the one and only Lynn Ramsey down to talk about her new film, Die My Love.

She's just been out in the States launching the film.

You know, it's an intense film.

And so I imagine for Lynn and Jennifer

Lawrence who've been doing the heavy lifting on talking about the film. I can imagine it being

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