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Lovejoy Hour, I'm curious about why train spotting was such a big hit. And I have the man who has

the answers. You might remember Jay Glennie, the author I spoke to on here, who wrote, produced,

I'm not sure what you say because there's such

beautiful books. He did the book on Raging Ball that we discussed on here. And if you haven't

heard that podcast, go back and listen to it. It's great. He's also done these books on The

Deer Hunter and Performance as well. They are stunning books. They have amazing photos from people have taken, you know, picks on set.

They've also got polaroids and personal photos in it.

And then he interviews all the cast, the producers, the directors, everyone involved in it.

He truly immersed himself into the film to write, into all these films actually, but into

train spotting his done to write these books. He's back with his latest book, which is

Trainspotting the 25th anniversary. And I've been thinking a lot recently about time travel.

Now, I believe, bear with me on this, I believe time travel is possible, right? You listen to a music

track and you get taken back in time. You transported back to when you remember those days,

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