Series Two - Episode One

 Welcome to the new series of Musetrap And The Laird, new The Laird, same show.

Can you identify the precise moment love changed your life? There Was This Moment, you might be heard to say, as does the first part of episode one in this new series. The second part, The Process, is about a moment of understanding, a few moments of understanding.

Musetrap And The Laird would love to hear how you feel about their new narrator, in the comments here or via e mail. If you like him a lot why not leave a review and a five star rating where you listen to podcasts? Independent shows rely on their audience to spread the word, sharing on social media, telling a friend.

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The End Of Series One

 Change is afoot.

The Laird, your faithful narrator, is reincarnating, a new character, a new voice. Naturally the material will change a little, there may be a more Australian feel from this new The Laird, but the format and the soundtrack and all will continue.

The End Of Series One and Daniel is the latest MATL episode, an announcement, an introduction, a poem.

Thank you for supporting this independent podcast, stick around for Series Two, more of the same, but different. If you want to help the show relaunch with a push start why not share your favourite episode on social media? Rate, review, follow, it all helps. Thank you!

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Trump - Their King’s Touch

 Musetrap And The Laird are wary of opinion politics, they want no part in it. Destructive, divisive, dangerous, in the end futile. However there is a point where saying something against the idiocy of fascism is required. 

Trump - Their King’s Touch is a short rant about the mob wagging the buffoon, because no despot becomes a despot on their own. Like lightning, fascism strikes from the ground up, the figurehead is nothing without the mob.  

The MATL episode titled Pavel Kushnir from earlier this year is also an anti fascism piece. While fascism remans a threat, all who have any voice, no matter how small, must speak against it.

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