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Welcome back to Nomad podcast. Here we are again. In Cambridge. Do you think people starting to sense that we may go to one city

and then do a few interviews? Yeah. Because often... We're saving the environment. Well, I think we'd probably

take a train or a bus if we were genuinely trying to save the environment. The fact that we flew here.

We drive, although we drive was right. We had three passengers in the car didn't me two of whom

were american yeah they flew all the way over here because they'd heard about no mo podcast

not strictly true um yeah they were just looking for cheap place to stay because we wouldn't

post the book so they came and got it we got a couple of Californians in the car and a wife.

Yeah.

Your wife.

Yeah.

So that's better for the environment, isn't it?

It is.

Traveling with five in the car.

What are we talking about?

Oh yeah, we're in Cambridge and we're here to interview Professor, Dr.

Reverend John Polkenhorn. Yeah, that's a great That's quite a great, isn't it? That's amazing,

yeah. This is one of those situations. I had this when I met Archbishop, Rowan Williams. What do you

call someone like that? Yeah. So we just call him John. That sounds a bit kind of over familiar,

doesn't it, when he's a reverend and a doctor and a professor? Yeah. Rev, prof. I don't know. What do you call someone

like that? And it's quite awkward when you shake someone's hand and say, hi, I'm Tim. What do I call

you? I read somewhere that he'd been knighted as well. Is he? Yeah, I think so. All right. he's a sir so he's sir professor reverend doctor john polkenhorn possibly the most qualified person we've

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