I'm Molly Wansel.

And I'm Geoffrey Wonsle.

And for the last 16 years or thereabouts, we have been having lunch every Saturday and often our conversation turns to murder.

And that's what's prompted us to launch this true crime podcast called Blood Ties.

Hi everyone. Welcome back to the Blood Ties podcast. I'm Molly Wansel and I'm here with my father, Geoffrey Wansel.

Hello everyone, welcome back to these sometimes rather grisly tales that we seem to tell.

But we're very, very grateful to you for listening and we hope you enjoy them, if enjoy is the right word.

But I find them fascinating if sometimes horrifying but let's start on a jollier note Moe how's your week been

yeah not too bad thank you you did a lecture I don't know if it was a lecture I did a

master class I did a master class.

I did a master class on agent-client relationships for the London Film School,

where I talked about what agents do and how to find an agent and that kind of thing.

And it all went well. Yeah, I think it went pretty well. I'm quite pleased with it. I've got, I'll send it to you. I've got it now, so I can send it to you. Oh, I'd love to see it. I couldn't do it, unfortunately, because I had a meeting that conflicted, so I couldn't watch it live, but I would love to. Yeah. Yeah, no, I've got it now. So yeah, I'll send it to you. I hope I didn't make a total fool of myself. I'm sure you didn't. I'm very proud of you, as you well know. Oh, thanks, Dad. Yeah, what about you? How's your week being? Full of grizzly. Full of grizzly. I did another, you know, Zoom for a series called the World's Most

Evil Killers yesterday, which was nearly as grizzly as this one. It was close, close.

So I'm afraid I've not had the sunniest of weeks. It's been a kind of...

Yeah.

And after what I'm now in my 60th day of lockdown,

it's...

I'm getting lockdown fatigue.

I think that would be fair.

I think everyone is.

I think everyone has lockdown fatigue for sure, yeah.

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