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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Matt Chorley, bringing you the best of my times video

show. Now officially Britain's fourth best radio show after I've lost out in some of all

two clarifying from the video. Anyway, we weren't 12 on that. Right, coming up on today's episode

of the podcast, the parliamentary book awards. Yes, they couldn't have a big bash in real life,

so they're having it with us instead. Find out who were the winners of the best books by and about

politicians. But first, we kick off with our columnist panel. Today, joined by Rosemind Irwin from

the Sunday Times and James Marion from the Times. So let's talk first of all about selfish

steam. And this brilliant column you've written in the Times today, Jay, I don't, well, I think

I feel like I need to tell you it's brilliant just to help yourself with steam.

Talk it. So, so you sort of explain basically what the thesis that you put forward about

self-esteem, the site obsession with self-esteem and why actually having

high self-esteem might not necessarily be a good thing.

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