My childhood in a nutshell, well it all started in Northampton in the 80s.

I didn't even know I was in the closet but I did find George Mikel in there.

My dad was the manager of the local football club, but the only thing I was tackling was

a good act of a Christie.

I don't know why I'm telling you about it.

They've only gone and turned it into a series, so do yourself a favour and watch my

awkward years in glorious technicala, changing end screen free on ITVX.

Comedy is back in the building.

You ready?

I was born ready.

Welcome to Advisory Opinions, I'm Sarah Isger and well that didn't pan out as I thought,

so we had two Supreme Court hand down days this week.

And yeah, look, we are going to talk about the cases.

There were some interesting cases, but we're not going to talk about them today.

It's going to wait for next week.

We're going to do a live AO podcast and we'll jump into the Indian child welfare case,

little key tam action for sure, some others.

But look, we're not doing that today, and so instead I have found an even better podcast

topic.

So called up Judge Amul Thapar from the Sixth Circuit and he has a book coming out, The

People's Justice.

It's a really good book and I just read it and I was like, hey, can you come save us

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