Hello and welcome to rock and roll politics, the weekly podcast with me, Steve Richards.

And what a week. And what weeks to come since we all got together about 10 seconds ago.

Politics moves fast sometimes. So if it's okay with all of you,

very quickly I'm going to reflect on my thoughts as to what is happening as far as any thoughts

are valid at the moment or, you know, it needs a psychiatrist and reason plays no part.

But anyway, I'll try and make sense of it all.

Brilliant questions from all of you.

A couple of notices before we all get going very quickly,

because I know, yeah, we all want to get going, don't we, at the moment?

You've got to all of you.

Come to the Edinburgh Festival for the

Rock and Roll Politics live shows there. And just a reminder, you can get tickets on the

Edinburgh Fringe website. Steve Richards presents rock and roll policy. I'm on at Venue 43,

the place I was in 2019 before, you know, the pandemic.

The space at the Symposium hall amphitheatre every day from August the 15th, basically

of the last two weeks.

It's going to be a different show every day because we have so much to explore together.

And by then, even more.

So please join me. And of course, I hope more. So please join me.

And of course, I hope more of you will join me on Patreon.

Funny enough, I had a weird experience.

I promise you, I don't do this very often.

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