Coffee and TV

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Coffee and TV is by the guitarist Graham Coxson. Lyrics relate to some of the things that we talked about in this interview. The first few lines are great and there's a really good little joke in there. If you're flawed, it means you have lots of flaws. There are lots of imperfections or problems in your personality. I'm sure we all feel like that sometimes. Do you feel like a chain store practically flawed? And also practically flawed can also mean that the flaw in a chain store is very practical. It's made of a solid material and easy to clean. Doesn't break easily. So I don't know, it's just a odd first line

[Part 2 of 2] Since recording part 1 of this conversation, Antony caught COVID-19 and lost a bit of weight, but he managed to talk for about 100 minutes here about more topics he has previously covered in episodes of his podcast "Life & Life Only". Here we discuss diverse things including the extraordinary feats of endurance by David Blaine🕴🏻, food and dieting 🍔, Stanley Kubrik's film "The Shining" 🪓, the term "conspiracy theory" 🤫, the ways that comedy shows can reveal the truth 🎭, and the complex art of happiness 🙂.

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