Show Notes
Harry picks up renowned artist Gavin Turk for a drive through suburban memories, from his jeweller Dad’s workshop to school days that didn’t quite sparkle. Plus, Gavin takes on Name The Seed with mixed results.
Find out more about Gavin’s work at www.gavinturk.com
Cows are our theme of the week, and a huge thanks to Rachel Porter from Cow Management magazine for answering our questions… even if they were a bit basic.
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