When was the last time you had space to feel?

With the National Trust, you might just find life standing still under towering trees.

Maybe you'll find connection among the stories of the past,

or a moment to disconnect from it all on a mountainside.

Whatever you're feeling, wherever you are, with the National Trust, you can make space to feel.

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which is the description bit that no one reads.

Hello and welcome. I am Josh Whittickham. For today, I am the curator of a place of incredible artefacts and exhibitions,

a place that stores the greatest thing on earth.

This is my museum of pop culture.

As I self-confessed, pop culture obsessive.

I love the geniuses, the scam artists and dare I say, the absolute madmen.

They've made the records, shows and films that we love.

In each series, I will tell you a story of unlikely triumph and usually an enjoyably crushing failure,

featuring celebrated stars that in any

other industry would probably be politely sacked. It's a show for people more interested in David

Hasselhoff than David Lammie, Elizabeth Taylor, than Queen Elizabeth I, which, let's be honest, is all of us.

Joining me to discuss the rise and fall of Studio 54 is comedian and friend you may remember him from the blobby episodes it's Tom Crane today. apparently it was a heart attack.

Thank you, America. You're America's burger king.

I shall resign the presidency effective at noon tomorrow. Vice President Ford will be sworn in as president at that hour in this office. I drive Ford pickup because my daddy told me they're built tough, right daddy?

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