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Hello, welcome to another Raha Lusterbubbubbub. This week I've been reading Finding

Albion by Zakia Sewell, Women's Prize Longlisted Nonfiction 2026.

That's what hasn't even come out yet.

I know.

That's amazing. Are you sure? Are you sure? How are you, Zachia? I'd love to see you. Very well. It's a beautiful springy day out there, so I'm feeling quite jolly. It is, and we're both in jumpers, and I'm already too hot. We've been discussing our jumpers. We won't do that on the podcast. That would be ridiculous.

So look, Zachia, tell us, first of all, just tell us a little bit about yourself and who you. First of all, I have to say, you're the coolest person we've ever had on the book club. And I don't think cool people should be allowed to write books. Because it's for that cool. Not for cool people.

You're a DJ, first of all.

So tell us about your pre-author life or for this book anyway.

Well, yeah, so I'm a DJ broadcaster.

I've been hosting kind of music radio for the last 10 years or so.

Currently, I do a show on Six Music or Dreamtime, which is every Sunday night, playing all sorts of kind of dreamy music from all around the world.

Before that, I was on a station called NTS.

But I've always been really drawn to, as well as house music and jazz and all the rest of it, folk.

And for a long time, this was something that I kept private because it maybe

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