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visit teacherloop.co.uk.uk. Hello listeners welcome to the podcast. In this episode I'm talking again to my

brother James who has appeared on this podcast quite a lot over the years, usually

talking about things like books, films, music and other bits of pop culture.

And in fact, that's what we're talking about in this

episode too. The conversation is about 90 minutes long so if this was the

90s then we could have recorded almost the entire thing on a C90 cassette tape and then just

posted it to you. Do you remember those days when we all used cassette tapes for our music and

you had to rewind them and stick labels on them and sometimes

the tape would get all chewed up inside your Walkman. Ah, good times.

Anyway, this is a 90 minute plus mega ramble with James that covers quite a lot of different things,

but I think that's what you've come to expect from this podcast over the years, isn't it?

I think so, rambling and tangents and conversations like that.

You're mainly listening to this for your English, of course, in the knowledge that listening

to natural conversations like this is generally a healthy

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