Hi everybody, how are you? I hope this finds you well and I hope that you have had a good week.

If you are a regular listener, welcome back. If this is your first time joining us, welcome along.

It's lovely to have you with us and hopefully you're going to take this moment to dive into one of our 250 episodes and explore the world of soundtracking and listen to some of the

fantastic guests that we have had on the show up to this point. We've got so many exciting guests

to come, looking forward to welcoming back some people that I've been on already, and finally

getting people on the show like Mr. Tom Hiddleston,

who has been very kind to us and has enthused about us on his social media.

So we're thrilled that he's able to join us on the podcast to talk about,

not to talk about Loki, but also to talk about loads of other things as well,

in particular his own personal journey with music and film. So yeah, looking forward to

sharing that with you. But it's becoming a bit of a thing here on the podcast, having two

guests for the price of one. But I'm really pleased to welcome John Krasinski and Marco

Biltrami to the podcast, given that A Quiet Place

too, was the first film that I was lucky enough to go and see in the cinema after the most

recent lockdown. And I highly encourage you to do the same. It is a film that needs to be seen on

the big screen for the full kind of immersive experience. Once again, the latest Quiet Place edition was written and directed by John and scored by

Marco and the film continues the story of a family forced to navigate a world inhabited by

blind aliens with heightened hearing.

Best not make too much noise then, I think it's probably safe to say.

Now, plenty to discuss with John and Marco in a moment.

But first, a word from our very, very good friends at Grass and Co.

Now, if you're a regular listener to soundtrack

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