For all those listening out there, I took the time to go to the toilet before we started recording.

You in the new look office yet or not? No, no, I've come to the college office tonight because the other one's still a work site.

Oh, recording in a different room to usual.

Back where it all began really, so it's back in the original back to your roots yeah it is

nice to be here it's nostalgic same old room same old ideas that's right it's

coincidental because I managed to find in the draw,

some of the old ideas that I might wheel out again.

Give them another run.

I just don't think you're enthusiastic enough about them at the time.

Yeah. People are probably forgotten by now

Let's hope so so Tim in the last episode you told the story of was it the guitarist or bass player or something from midnight oil who was adopted? That's right, yeah, the guitarist.

The guitarist and he later on when he found his biological siblings that turned out

they'd been they'd come to midnight oil concerts and seen him perform. That's right, yeah.

So one of our listeners on Reddit pointed out an interesting story

which I thought was worth mentioning.

There's someone called Jen Bricker-Bower and I'll just read something from her website she's sort of like a gymnast but she has she hasn't got legs I don't know why she hasn't got legs but she hasn't got legs

oh she was born without legs and this is from her

website. Born without legs one would think Jen Bricker would be destined for a life

of hardship however the hand of destiny brought her an amazing adoptive family who gave her one simple rule, Never Say Can't, and helped her forge a life of triumph, not tragedy.

As a child, Jen was obsessed with Jim. a life of triumph not tragedy.

As a child Jen was obsessed with gymnastics and her idol was Olympic gold medalist

Dominique Morse, Morseau, moresanoo?

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