Working Hours
Sep 21, 2020
Episode 4
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Anonymous male recorded 08/01/2020
In this episode we talk precarity. My guest and I discuss working in bars, working abroad, working in bands and writing film reviews. My election bitterness is showing some (well a lot really). So you’ll have to excuse me for that. There’s some good stuff in here but I feel it could have been a lot better if I had shut my mouth more.
Anyway, done now.
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