A scrapbook for my life
Why 10th September 2023 should be a date that marks the start of something better The referendum vote on Britain’s continued membership of the EU took place on 23rd June 2016 but it wasn’t until midnight on the 31st January 2020 that we finally cut our ties. That’s a total of 1,317 days spent in …
As well as a rear view mirror on the week and those local election results, I'll be giving a proper reaction to the coronation, explaining why September 10th this year could be a date to fix on when fixing the country, and as usual scanning the news for the latest on AI. LISTEN HERE
A 35 minute audio book fiction special for the coronation of King Charles III. A change of monarch causes a surge in the supernatural as ghosts of the British Empire come back to haunt a suburb of South London ... CLICK HERE TO LISTEN
A rear view mirror on the week and the week's news; the new Tory policy brainwave - just get on with it; Lost Mills and Ghost Mansions; and this week's take on Artificial Intelligence. LISTEN HERE
Today I experimented with ChatGTP for the first time, I presented it with six tasks / questions. These are it's responses - completely verbatim Tell me a story involving skeletons that come to life Once upon a time, in a small village nestled deep in the woods, there was a legend that spoke of a …
In one of my first podcasts I reviewed Ian Dunt’s book How to be a Liberal. He has now written a stunning new volume entitled How Westminster Works and Why It Doesn’t. There are four things at the heart of this book which any follower of organisational theory will understand straight away and which explain …
The week in the rear view mirror; Surviving depression; Reflections on the death of Stephen Lawrence thirty years on; Why you can't trust this Brexit obsessed government with Artificial Intelligence; and special bonus material: A walk along the Thames. LISTEN HERE
Tik Tok and the arms industry are fighting over the right to screw us all A story of our times has emerged from Norway in the last month. One of Europe's largest ammunition manufacturers Namo, which is owned by the Norwegian government, has complained that its capacity to produce more bullets is limited because it's …
The BBC’S self stated aim is “to enrich people’s lives with programmes and services that inform, educate and entertain”. This is fine as far as it goes but it is uninspiring.
