I'm John Ronson and I'm an invisible enemy.

That changed people psychologically.

Words can be dangerous if you don't know the context.

We were told to stay at home.

We lived with an invisible enemy,

with only the internet for company.

That changed people psychologically.

I'm John Ronson, and I'll be unerthing the roots of the

culture wars that engulfed us then and still do now.

The award-winning podcast, Things Fell Apart, Returns.

Listen on BBC Sounds.

BBC Sounds, Music Radio Podcasts.

It is a wet windy evening and I am headed for the one beacon of light here in my

garden in Wolf and Stowe in East London. It is of course the shed.

Ooh, there is appropriately a chill in the stale air in here as I return to work for this special case update episode.

So it's been a while.

We're going to be re-examining our investigations from last season,

season three, looking at all of your questions and theories,

and hearing some exciting new evidence.

We are back.

I'm Danny Robbins, and this is uncanny.

I have this thought it knocks on walls inside my mind. I know what I saw. I know what I saw. I know what I

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