Ryan Tubridy

Tom, Aidan, no one's been to Canada.

Not yet.

Isn't it funny?

I think that a lot of people, I don't mean to upset our friends in America, but I've heard a lot of people say, I don't know if I want to go to America at the moment.

Just really kind of put off by stuff.

Don't need to get into it here.

So I would imagine, much like The Handmaid's Tale, people are probably going to Canada for different reasons.

That was a rough segue, wasn't it?

But I just thought I'd lash an old book mention in there while I'm there.

Hamlet was the book.

It was my favourite that I read last year.

That's great.

I'm glad you liked it, Martina.

And Melanie says Remains of the Day is my favourite film because it's so heartbreaking.

Somebody else mentions...

Aoife says, a room with a view, which is also lovely.

Anything by Merchant Ivory is beautiful.

It's good.

By the way, on the subject of the director that I mentioned at the beginning of this broadcast, I did say that, oh yeah, it's because it's set in Nazi Germany.

And Leni Rivenstahl gets mentioned a few times, the woman who brought together the Nuremberg rallies and kind of, she kind of was the,