But are there ways that you manage your own wellbeing to kind of manage that spectrum of journalism that keep you safe?

Yeah, yeah, great question.

I mean, I...

And Sian is a very, very old friend of mine.

We trained together at the BBC as little teamies.

She was giving you a big shout-out this morning.

Oh, and a big shout-out to Sian too.

I was just pondering with all the people that you've interviewed, all the places that you've reported on, if you could choose fact or fiction, living or passed over, who would you love to have interviewed? And what is the one question that you would have really liked to ask them?

Woo-ha!

Hello, everyone.

Clive Myrie here, and I want to tell you about one of my favorite books.

It's A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens.

Now, I first read this as a kid and was lucky enough to see a wonderful stage production at the Old Vic Theatre in London with Christopher Eccleston just a couple of years ago.

Now, I love this novel because it's funny and moving and deeply profound, exploring the nature of kindness, love, death, and loss.

It's about how a dreadful, self-centered miser is transformed into a kinder, gentler human being.