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slash change. Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Matt Chorley with our last episode of

the week. Thank you for all of you got in touch about yesterday's interview with James

Kanakasawium. We'll get him back because he's not interested. You've got a few questions

that we didn't get around to put into it, so we'll do that again another time. And as I've

already mentioned on the podcast this week, next week, Times Radio is one year old. And we really

want to hear from you about what you've liked about Times Radio. Maybe you don't like your favorite

show mid-morning 10-to-one. We particularly want a video or audio recording. So get your phone out,

while you're listening to this, you're probably listening to it on your phone. Record a voice

note or a video telling us what you've enjoyed about Times Radio and email it to studio at times.radio.

And you will play it out on the radio next week. Right, coming up, we are going to talk,

yes, we'll talk about Matt Hancock and Hans Face Space. That's coming up. We're also going to

talk about dying well, a Times Radio listener who got in touch with us last week, Claire,

former civil servant, she's living with cancer, and wants us to rethink the way we talk about death

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