nationalism

Episode 59 of the Podcast Out Now

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Need to laugh to stop yourself from crying because of the state of the world?

Take a listen to the latest episode of Tell Me Where I’m Going (Wrong) podcast with me and Josh.

In episode 59, we chat about:

  • nationalism and how people might feel proud of community without hating others
  • my obsessesion with vampires
  • the cost of medicine and how UK is heading to a US-style price gouging
  • London geography

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The winds blow all of my dreams away

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When I stepped out my front door inappropriately-wearing canvas shoes and landed in a few inches of slushy snow, I should have turned back and climbed into bed. Instead, I forged on into the dark depths of a hideous northern town called Wakefield.

The Albion Inn... a Samuel Smith pub in Wakefield

Simon and I thought it would be a fun adventure to check out the bars and pubs of Wakefield. This Yorkshire city is located roughly 8km/12 miles from Leeds and is easily reached by car or public transport. Whether people should attempt to reach it is another matter. The town centre is littered with closed stores and bankrupted businesses. Unemployment is higher than the national average and there doesn’t seem to be much of anything happening. Disillusioned with the grim first impression of the town, we decided to brace ourselves and delve a little deeper. Of course when prospects look down, I always head for vegan cider. This time I wish I hadn’t.

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