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🗓️ 14 July 2022
⏱️ 39 minutes
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0:00.0 | We are hitting the period. We are hitting the period here in Europe, where I've noticed that quite a lot of |
0:27.1 | out-of-office emails are going on, from people saying, I'm at the beach right now. |
0:32.6 | I'll reply to your email in six weeks' time, maybe, if I can be bothered. |
0:36.5 | And as usual, all of these European out-of-office |
0:39.6 | auto-responsers have been eliciting wonder and astonishment from our hardworking friends in the |
0:44.4 | United States. You guys really need to legally mandate longer vacations over there. I think we have |
0:49.3 | it right on this side of the Atlantic. What do you think? Well, I don't feel like I really benefit |
0:52.6 | from it personally. I find it quite triggering. I don't feel like I really benefit from it, personally. |
0:58.8 | I find it quite triggering. I was going to say, over there in Amsterdam, I heard that you've been very busy. Yeah, I am. I'm particularly stressed this week. I'm actually working on possibly |
1:03.7 | the most stressful project I've ever worked on, where we're doing instant compositions. |
1:09.8 | So an interview takes place between two people living in Amsterdam |
1:12.4 | north in the morning. A composer then takes some quotes from it and using their, even their |
1:18.3 | ums and airs and everything writes a song using their text and then I have to sing it in the |
1:22.5 | evening. It's so stressful. I feel like you've got the worst end of that job. I know, right? Sing this thing that I wrote |
1:28.9 | five minutes ago. It's very rewarding, of course, but also just like incredibly stressful. I've |
1:33.8 | discovered I really like being well prepared for things. Well, I hope you're very well prepared for |
1:37.1 | this podcast that are about to record. Well, we'll see. I hope you are too. What have we got coming |
1:41.9 | up this week? Well, this week we're going to be joined by someone |
1:44.2 | who knows all about how the levers of power work in Europe. We're going to be joined by the |
1:49.7 | Slovenian ex-European-European Commissioner, Janes Potochnik. He was Commissioner first for |
1:55.2 | science and research, and then later the Commissioner for the Environment. And we've invited him on |
2:00.1 | today to talk about one of the |
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