Agony is a pretty apt description of the process of making this podcast. Were it not for supporters like Oliver {#DeadReel} Morris, this never would have seen the light of day.

Truly groovy microfiction Not often you get to play THE WORLD 🌞 🌍 🌎 🌏 🌒 Huzzahs for Rhys and James Curtis for this mind thinky gem🌞

QUICK SOMEONE LISTEN TO THE SHOW we’re currently on 99 plays today

101 baby, hell yeah!

It's a dream to find a medium you love and a project where you get to push at some of its boundaries. This is the Paddleboat hot take that fills my heart.

Can't believe you all listened to our silly, wonderful show. This landmark coincides with the actual birthday of Paddleboat writer @Draull. To you, Rhys, for an amazing script, to Louis & Oli, to our brilliant cast, and to everyone who listened who made this possible, thank you.

Just finished listening to Paddleboat ... I'm gonna listen again tomorrow. Whimsical, existentialist, funny, haunting, I got a lot of feelings y'all. @Draull's words n performance are masterful n James Curtis's sounds n music work so well in symphony with the poems 😍😍

My work with Tin Can Audio and James Curtis is up and running at #MozFest - go find it, get invovled, touch your nose.

I wonder how Alexa chooses which song to play when multiple songs share the same title. Asking for Everything by Jehro, and getting Everything by Ja Rule seems fair enough, but surely there is only one definitive version of Ghetto Supastar. Anyone know?

Giving away a measuring ruler on an app and took a photo of the ruler to post the offer... Someone just messaged me asking if it was a large or small ruler.

Recommending this week's episode of Hwat?! Weekly. They used my fact (in the first 10 minutes!) She/Her SaRRAAAHHH🧟 Of Golding 👁 👁 and Karim Kronfli 💙 - High Wycombe comes up 😉 hwatweekly.com/14-a-solar-sys…

Vrombissement is such a great French word. It's a little onomatopoeic. Can you guess what it means? (*hint - the first syllable is the onomatopoeia part)

Le Pape est mort, un nouveau Pape est appelé araignée.

Got briefly excited when I thought I saw a BBC trailer for a period drama with Marc Warren and Tim McInnerny. Turns out to be an ad for a TV License. Make it a real show, David Kerr!