Hi everybody, I hope you're all keeping safe and well and 99% indoors.
I just wanted to let you know about a very exciting guest we've got on the show today.
It is historian Greg Jenner, you'll probably recognize him from his previous appearances on this show,
or from his own podcast Your Dead to Me, which is sort of a comedy history podcast.
He gets fantastic guests on, it's really a great listen.
And he also has a book out at the moment.
He has a brand new book called Dead Famous.
It's about the history of celebrity.
I've already started reading it, it's a rollicking good read.
It covers a whole bunch of historic celebrities from the 1700s onwards.
And if you thought that throwing your underwear at celebrities was a modern phenomenon,
then don't you worry, it's got historic precedent.
You can always use that as your defense.
You'll find out that and lots more stuff in his book.
So that's Dead Famous.
Go order the book now, Dead Famous by Greg Jenner.
And spoiler alert, you're about to hear about one of those historic celebrities in the upcoming podcast.
So without further ado, let's get on with the show.
Hello, and welcome to another Working from Home episode of No Such Thing as a Fish,
a weekly podcast coming to you from our respective solitary pods.