'We already were the anxious generation, now this...'

...in which dad questions whether some young people view Coronavirus in some bizarre way as a payback for Brexit, and Ruthie laments losing what might have been the best summer of her life. She also offers free French lessons just to fill the yawning time chasm in front of her, and to keep in practice. And why it's not right to compare the current crisis to wartime - and Wakefield's dance of death, the Gas Mask disco in the city. Musically, Sly and the Family Stone take on British singer Emily Burns

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More from Ruthie - The Lockdown Sessions

  1. 35:52'The producers of Love Island knew all about Coronavirus before anybody.Jul 16, 2020
  2. 49:12Tik Tok explained - 'It's short videos, you watch for hours, and then feel terrible about yourself'Jun 05, 2020
  3. 43:53'I'll tell my future children about this, if I ever have any - if I ever get out of the house, that is.'May 13, 2020
  4. 44:43'I'm all jigsawed out. I need to go back to Uni.'May 04, 2020
  5. 30:22'No-one asked for the 'new normal.' I was quite happy with the 'old normal.'Apr 27, 2020
  6. 10:47starting at University of York and settling inApr 13, 2020
  7. 41:06'This is dad's hot take on Coronavirus - makes him sound like Stalin!'Mar 26, 2020
  8. 43:35'We already were the anxious generation, now this...'Mar 18, 2020
  9. 43:35Leopardskin ears - and begging for drinks in WetherspoonsMar 11, 2020
  10. 44:13'It's quite feminist, there's a lot of armpit hair.'Mar 04, 2020