Captain Jo Wood's Weekend Adventures and Angela Scott's Family Legacy

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In this Easter Sunday episode of Womenshour, we kick off with our regular guest, Captain Jo Wood, who shares her experiences from a busy weekend of hosting and exploring local farmer's markets. Jo discusses the nuances of regenerative farming and the challenges of keeping track of time during holiday weekends. The conversation takes a light-hearted turn as Jo recounts her adventures with guests, including visits to iconic locations and humorous encounters with chemtrails and local culture. The episode also touches on the evolving nature of work and societal changes, with Shelley expressing her desire for more mental stimulation and purpose in her career.

In the second half, we welcome Angela Scott, mother of co-host Mallfficus Scott, to discuss her father John Craig Scott's book, "Hidden Government." Angela shares personal anecdotes about her father's life, his experiences in the Boer War and World War I, and the challenges of publishing his book. The conversation delves into the themes of the book, its relevance today, and Angela's reflections on societal changes over the decades. The episode concludes with Angela's insights into family life, education, and the impact of modern technology on society.