did some night work near the spot where you grew up. and stayed in the airman pub rooms many nights. i had no weird experiences - but my colleagues had some weird stuff going on with the tv in the rooms. switching on/off. even when they pulled out the plug

just discovered your podcast last week and i’m absolutely loving it! especially as i have some connections with some of the places you cover ☺️

great hack! i spent this week staying in rooms belonging to a pub - all stone and totally cool inside. much better than a week in my steel narrowboat

came here for this!

i misread the caption and believed that the virus had singled out Brian May for attack, and was like, “BUT WHY!!!???” #WeStillLoveYeeBrian

i do like a bit of arcturus. everytime i look out and see a star that makes me go, “oooh what’s that?”, it’s always arcturus

i hear ya, Siobhán! i hear ya!

or just shout your call at 40kHz and 100db - with those lugs, the brown long-eared operator will probably hear you just fine

ach, did yee? then of course you know it. ‘simmarian’ myself - barrack st and glen road. and wilded all over the wesht!

The Cultúrlann on the Falls Road, West Belfast (where I’m from), is named after a Presbyterian Irish Language revivalist, Robert MacAdam: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_...

…it’s ok. i moved. the tree may be spared. emergency averted

fabulous, thanks! perfect time for my water pump to have been fixed today, so i could have a nice hot ostara shower (after 3 days without running water), and to now be enjoying a sunny beer garden by the water ☺️

is it tonight, or tomorrow night? i hope it’s tonight ☺️

harsh, like

no, you are correct - and it’s the same in irish (both the pronunciation, and the lack of a soft ‘c’). and i believer it’s also where we get the germanic ‘kaiser’?