The Chorus - Episode 72: Bronwyn Williams Is Trendy, Or Nope To A Rainbow Nation

<p>It's the end of the year (and Spotify tells us we're 87% up in streams, so thank you so much for your support). We welcome back our very first guest, trends analyst and rabid reader Bronwyn Williams, and some of what she says is sad, but she brought whiskey to share, so that's ok. Truth is scarier than fiction on the page and screen, but it's ok because great live music brings joy and maybe we're in a German wormhole so none of it matters. This and other important insights this week. We'll be back in the new year, still drinking Cito 1974 coffee because it's (genuinely) amazing and also our supply for the podcast is sponsored and we will punt your brand here if you jump in with your lovely products or actual cash to pay for our glamorous, kids' school fee-paying lifestyles. Read a book, listen to music, go to the theatre, watch the whole of every streaming service - have a great holiday!</p> <p>Reviewed this week:</p> <p>MUSIC: Starting Over - Chris Stapleton, The Waterboys Live</p> <p>BOOKS: Present Tense - A Radiohead Compendium, edited by Barney Hoskyns, Rainbow Nation My Zulu Arse by Sihle Khumalo, Property by Lionel Shriver</p> <p>TV: Nope, 1899, Dahmer, Black Panther</p> <p>Stay in touch at <strong>https://www.facebook.com/TheChorusPodcast</strong>. And try out the superb coffee we drink on the show: Cito 1974 (www.cito1974.com).</p>