We're saying if you've got wealth, share it with a poor.

The early disciples shared everything they had.

If you've got 100 grand lying around or 50 grand lying around,

you can either share it with the rich by putting it into stocks and shares,

or you can share it with the poor by putting it into a house.

You put it into the house, you leave it in the house for five years,

and after five years you can take it back.

Well, hello everybody. It's Simon Gilbo back with Inspired. And it's our second, it's our first podcast.

Last week we had one of my best best mates, Ed Walker, interviewing me to sort of set the scene.

And now we're launching into the series proper.

I'm going to interview him. I've chosen him first because what he's actually doing right now

is it could even be my favourite charity in England, what he's started. Certainly on up there. I

support it financially, which says a lot because I'm super tight. No, not really. But Ed is a dear,

dear friend. We go back a long way. We go back, not really. But Ed is a dear, dear friend.

We go back a long way. We go back, what is it, Ed, about 20 and some years. And Ed showed up

when I was out in Burundi, fresh face. He's a few years younger than me. I'm 48. How old are you?

Nearly 45. Right. Okay. So I was 25, 22 I think and he was working with tier fund and we

just had epic times together. Last week I shared a bit about getting death threats and he whisked me off

to Uganda just to get me out of the country and oh so many hilarious stories. But I remember one time

we were at Kaseezy Hospital in southwest Uganda and we've

been, there's a waterfall there. Actually that waterfall, they used to chuck off the pregnant out of

wedlocked girls to kill them down in the waterfall below. And we were told that it was by local,

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