Welcome to the Delling Point with me, James Dellingport, and I know I always say I'm excited

about this week's special guest, but before I introduce her, a quick word on behalf

of one of our sponsors. Have a look below in the blur below this podcast, and you'll

see a link to monetary metals. It's a really interesting proposition. I spoke to the founder

of this company, Keith Weiner, a few podcasts back, and if you want to find out more about

it, listen to the podcast. I was skeptical at first, but I think what it is basically

is a way of owning gold, physical gold, which is the only thing worth worth having. It's

no fault having paid for gold, but you actually get paid interest on it. I was thinking how

do you get paid interest on gold, but it does seem to make sense, and it is a good way.

Everyone I think should have gold in the next few years. It's one of the few solid, solid

commodities that I think you should have in your portfolio. If you're going to have a portfolio,

if you're going to pay it yourself. Anyway, look at that, and have a go and see what you think,

and see whether it's worth putting some money aside in. Anyway, Sandy, Sandy Adams, it's great

to have you back on the Dalling pod. As I said to you before, one of the many things I love

about you is that you come across like a normal sane person, rather than a kind of fruit

loop conspiracy theorist. I think you're a kind of an ordinary person who's been mugged

by reality. I loved, and lots of people loved, because it kind of went viral, didn't it?

You made a speech in, of all places, that one of the bellies of the beast, Glastonbury,

Town Council. I can't imagine maybe Totnes Town Council or Brighton Town Council, maybe

Stroud Town Council might be similarly insanely green eco. But you explain what's really going

on and what's behind all the net zero and the green stuff and the 15-minute cities and so on.

So tell us a bit about the story of that speech you gave.

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