On the publication day of Will's new novel, Kill Them With Kindness, he talks about tolerance and intolerance. How a specific tomato can change its sex and how Pope Francis was right about the world.

Lot's of topics are covered in this episode after having a short break: The 1995 Rugby World Cup, the Suffragette movement, civil rights and the joys of attending an all-boys school.

Take a trip through time as we discover why the first picture of lightning tells us just how grateful we all should be and why we should try to do a little more than we do.

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An accidental cross-country running champion and pre-school iPad screen time lead Will on a voyage to California where he is watching Joni Mitchell in concert, meeting with film executives and finding out how he can get himself a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. All while asking the simple question: are we getting what we deserve?

It's time to talk about nothing important.

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Will inadvertently plugs his new book, Kill Them With Kindness, while discussing the pandemic, his fear of death, and love for Warren Zeavon and Nick Cave.

He also shares the opening chapter to a half-novel he wrote years ago about a boy who dies for one day every year on his birthday.

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