I am on the 11th floor of a hotel in a very mocky and rainy car diff.

Not to say that the car diff is mocky, it's just the weather, it's very grim.

So if you hear sort of traffic and 11 floors up, you can still hear the traffic, that will

be the noise that you hear, so apologies for that.

And yeah, I just thought, I'll stick to my promise and we'll do this Q&A to sort of round

things off.

We kind of do these, think that police can't.

We kind of do these every so often, the last one went down really well and we couldn't

get through all the questions, I don't think we're going to get through all the questions

today either.

But you know, we'll come back to it.

We always do.

Sadly, this time, the lovely and brilliant producer, if he's not with me, he's busy working

on something else right now.

So it's just me, 11 floors up in Cardiff and you listening, that's all right, we'll

get through it.

Thank you so much for the new listeners who hadn't heard Joe Trusty in his episode because

it was Mental Health Awareness week, last week.

We both thought it was important for people to listen to Joe's journey and his story.

And you know, he's so brilliant, articulating, you know, and sometimes brutal in his articulation

of how he is, how he was, where he was at that time and it's not for, it's not to preach

or anything like that.

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