Hey, hello, Bank of a Radio. How are you doing? I started recording this podcast and I thought

actually I'm going to do an ever so slightly different intro because people, I don't know,

maybe you're not, maybe you are bored of how I intro the show which is usually, hey everyone

make a radio, I've had many mocking conversations with other people where they've been like, hey

because I always do it in the same way, but surely that's what happens. Like on a radio show,

like the presenter goes, and they have their kind of way of saying things. So yeah, anyway,

sorry, that's 40 seconds of your life, you will not get back. So today's podcast,

so today's podcast, I have based off a blog that I've written and I've been writing it for

quite a while. It's kind of been sitting there and I've been adding bits to it and taking it away.

And the blog that I wrote is eight ways I hope the world changes after coronavirus. Now,

do not get me wrong. The world has suffered badly through coronavirus, we've all suffered a lot,

we've all had our personal struggles and things that have happened and I don't want to sort of

deliberate on that. I want to try and look forward to the future and a few musings that I've had,

that I've kind of seen and felt and experienced myself. And I know that all of us want to kind of move

on and move forward with our lives which I very much do. But in any poignant part of life, I believe

there has to be a period of reflection and I'm saying, okay, cool, what did I learn from that?

What do I feel needs to change? What am I unhappy with? What has it forced me to think about?

And I can imagine over the last year, you have been forced to think about many things, positively,

negatively, neutrally, and that is a brilliant thing. Like, I have struggled with quite a few

things during the pandemic and I don't think I've quite yet processed some of that stuff,

some of that stuff I would have quite often done on a short Monday podcast which you would have

been familiar with if you're a regular listen to the show. But I stopped doing a while ago because

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