Hi everybody. How are you? I hope this finds you safe and well. Thank you very much for

diving into another week of soundtracking with me, Edith Bowman, where I get to explore two of my

passions, film and music with wonderful creative people from the world of music, film, TV.

It's been a really interesting couple of weeks, actually.

I've been doing lots of interesting interviews for forthcoming episodes of the podcast

with the likes of Ben Wheatley and Andy Stark, Tyler Bates, Kate Shortland.

I'm very much looking forward to sitting down and talking to Kate Heron, the director of Loki

and her composer, Natalie Holt.

Natalie's done so many great things that we've talked about actually on this podcast with

Philippa Lothorpe. She did three girls. There's a great new film up on Sky Cinema called

Kindred. She did the score for that as well. So many great TV and big screen productions that she's also been part of the music team.

So looking forward to sitting down to chat to Kate Heron and Natalie Holt together in the next couple of weeks.

But our latest guest on soundtrack and is not only someone that I've known for a very long time,

but also someone who's been, well, a massive supporter of this podcast since day one.

So we have to thank him massively for that.

Tom Hiddleston is currently tearing up the screens as Loki on Disney Plus.

As you join me right now, I have one child at home.

I'm waiting on the return of another child, my child, so that we can watch episode four. It's so good. And I love this whole weekly appointment to listen process that Disney Plus has been using since they launched the service really. And I think it's such a healthy and brilliant way to make us all wait for new versions and additions

and episodes of our new favourite TV shows.

So Loki, as I said, is up on Disney Plus.

It's a brilliant vehicle for one of,

well, I think one of Marvel's most enduring characters

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