Elizabeth Day

With my husband, Justin.

And Justin.

And we'll put him in there too.

On a weekend morning where there's nowhere to go to, nowhere to be, with a slice of toast with butter and marmite on it and a mug, a perfect mug of jasmine tea and maybe something on my laptop that we're watching in bed.

And it's just sort of indulgent and safe and happy and content.

That's my happy place.

It's been a real honour to sit with you, Dilly, and I am so moved by everything you've said to me and everything that you do and everything that you are.

I've loved it.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Welcome to How To Fail, the podcast that believes that failure doesn't define you, it's how you respond to it that is the true test of character.

Before we get into this conversation, please do remember to like, follow and subscribe so that you never miss a single episode.

I have some very exciting news.

My great friend Dan Jones, who you'll know as the host of This Is History, he's a phenomenal historian and novelist, although I don't really like to tell him that because he's also very smug.

Anyway, the two of us have known each other for years and we've got a new podcast.

I'm

I know, sound the history alarm.

We're extremely excited about it.

It's called History's Greatest Fails.

See what we did there?