Thank you for all the great feedback on our Dambasta series. We've got great videos on Patreon,

which really helped you get your head around the geography of the dams. We also went up in a

light aircraft to fly the dams. There's tons of fun, so we'll also put that out in the next few

weeks. Now, there's a few changes to our upload schedule. Due to a busy summer for everyone. Family

stories is finished, so we're moving between the lines, are weak by week, 1943 through diaries

and letters home, and so on, to Sundays. First days will become either we have ways USA, with our

friend John McManus, or a brilliant interview that we've lined up with all sorts of fascinating

guests and historians. This week, we're going to be speaking to Ian Hizlop about his favourite

war movies.

Acton, acton. Welcome to We Have Ways and Making You Talk. I nearly said it. They have ways of

making you talk. I nearly did it in the way I was resisted. I think you should one day.

We have ways of making you talk. Look what I got given. My parents, it's my birthday shortly,

my parents gave me this book. They didn't want to diverge in sex and morale in the British 8th

Army on the Western Front 1914 to 18. I mean, how about that? It's a wrong war, but

Jack and Jill went up the hill to see a Frenchman's daughter, the census here, and so I fear. I can't

tell you what they taught her. That's from the Mindon magazine, which is a Wipers Times type

publication from the First World War. So what's that? Is that an early birthday present?

That's an early birthday present. Sex and morale, it's a big, it's a big bit of a

well, it's morale, you know, it's the big mystery in the pictures. The thing no one wants to talk

about says, I'm glad I've got that, and I will be chewing through that and saying, did you know

at some point? But we're not here to talk about that. We're here to talk about. Well, actually,

I've got you've got a very good little present, actually. I'll give it to you on Wednesday.

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