Hello and welcome to rock and roll politics, the podcast with me, Steve Richards.

Thank you for tuning in.

And today we've got a special for you.

Just back from, well, back uh last night recording the live show yeah recording we went to great expense to record this one

doesn't happen very often uh sometimes it's a bonus for patreon subscribers but they're getting a kind

of bonus series at the moment.

And thank you, Patreon subscribers, and do subscribe. So this is going out to everyone in the

cooperative, uh, the live show. And you will see that one of the stars at the very end is none

other than white van man driver Andy.

Anyway, it was a great night.

Thank you for those who came and to those who joined on the stream.

I think by the end, as you will now hear, we really did make sense of it all.

And for those of you who weren't there, you've got to

start coming to these live shows. They are kind of the podcast times 10,000 sort of live. You can't

beat live events. I'm fascinated by them, by the way. It was what kind of drew me to politics in the first place, going to see live speakers.

And there aren't that many these days who can do it, the oratory of politics.

And I'm going to do a podcast on it because it's an important missing element in politics. So we have to do it ourselves now

with live events. And here is the latest rock and roll politics live at King's Place. And as I say

at the end, the next one there is on May the 11th, days after the May elections. So yeah, the tickets are on sale for that.

But in the meantime, get a glass of wine, cup of coffee, go out running and enjoy the live show.

And see you all early. Oh yeah, by the way, thanks for your brilliant, brilliant emails.

They're pouring in and we'll turn to some of them at the beginning of next week. And who knows

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