Rebecca Stott, an award-winning writer and historian, discusses her latest book set in 6th-century Londinium. She shares insights on balancing researching and writing in historical fiction, the importance of accuracy, and the 'history of emotions'.

Rebecca Stott, an author and scholar, explores the fascinating connection between migration and the lives of Canada geese. She reflects on Aristotle’s insights into bird migration, drawing parallels to human migration and progress. Stott also discusses the challenges young storks face while migrating independently and transitions into a conversation about the ethics of artificial intelligence in modern life. Her reflections encourage a deeper understanding of migration's significance, both in nature and society.