From Liverpool, from Liverpool, we need to talk about ghosts with Kevin Eustace.

Yes, it's Monday and what a wonderful day for it to be Monday. In fact, I think it's the

best time of the week for Monday to land, you know,

in between Sunday and Tuesday. It seems quite natural. How are you all? I hope you're all

feeling fantastically well. The sun is shining here in Liverpool. How do I know? Because I should

be in a box, shouldn't I? I should be in the studio with no windows, but I'm at home. Yes. Familiar things have

happened. Sadly, we've got a few issues going on. So I've had to be a home, which is good, because

I'm back when it all began. You know, it's like the Beatles revisiting the cavern. So, yeah,

I'm in the room where I started podcasting, which is very nice.

The one downside means I can't sing songs for new Patrions. So there's an ever-growing list,

which means next week when I hopefully, fingers crossed, will be back in the studio. I can sing

you wonderful songs of thanks and it'll be more like a

now that's what I call Patreon's 24. For anyone in the US now that's what I call music was a long

series. It went on for years. I think it's still going. But basically every Christmas, like whoever owned it

would release one.

Now that's what I call music number 29.

And I have all the number ones of that year.

And that was the joke there.

Anyway, basically it means I have zero instruments here

to do anything with.

And I'm not going to do like a, um, bah, bah, um, ah.

I mean, I could.

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