The Red Book

 Our LDV office, under the arena seating, is shared with the Innovations Dept and PICS, so some cross-fertilization on content is possible. George Crozier updating the party website with what goes on can call across to see if we’re doing something and vice-versa.

Interviewing George Crozier

I’d just been brainstorming with Innovations about some ideas for a podcast when George came in and announced that he had the Red Book. What is this Red Book, you may ask? And so, the interview:

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