Welcome to the N the N of the

coming home of the building and today and once again joined by Simon Negard new new

for get every week every week I struggle with this

but close enough then I know I feel like every time I have a guest on it's just like,

fuck, I have to figure out how to say this name. And I embarrass myself weekly and then I

apologize for it. And then everybody messages me say, you know, don't give

yourself such a hard time and it's like, yeah, I feel like it's one of those things that kind of stresses

me out because I find it's like a respect thing to try and get it right but there is just some noises that

Scandinavian names seem to have in them that my mouth doesn't do.

Yeah and I apologize for that on behalf of my commentary and

on behalf of language basically.

No, I think we, I apologize for the Yorkshire mouth and the our dialect because we were very abrupt to everything you know

anybody's listened to to me talk for long enough now just

you know we miss letters out we're lazy we just kind of

very blunt sounding that's that's close enough to Danish then we tend to swallow the last half of every other word.

So, okay, yeah, we just we just cut them off especially teas. We're awful with teas. just kind of forget, they're not even there,

hatches. And I'm from a town called Hoodersfield, but we just say, Uddersfield because we're

Layser.

No, it is. It's one of those things.

Okay, C-Mon, do you want to just give a little introduction to who you are if people

haven't listened to the first episode?

Yes. people haven't listened to the first episode? Yes, I am an historian of religion working at

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