DR LEE POWELL PODCAST & NOTES
Series 1, episode 6
How did a Doctor from Burntwood come to be involved in a bloody revolution in Nepal? To find out, we asked a Doctor from Burntwood that was involved in a bloody revolution in Nepal.
We also asked him about books, because he's a Home Library Officer and he works with us.
Running time: 59.15
Lee doesn't call himself Dr. At all. There are only two things he has which say Dr Lee Powell on them. One of them is the first bankcard he recieved just after completing his studies, the other is everything connected to this podcast. In fact, he'd probably be pretty uncomfortable with how often I've used Dr on this website. Which is partly why I've called him Dr Lee Powell so often. Also, it's a Dr on the podcast. That's pretty cool.
Also, he doesn't do social media. He hasn't got a Facebook page or a Twitter handle, he doesn't believe in them. And what's more, he thinks you're pretty silly for doing them yourself. Lee would much rather read a book... Hard to argue with that logic.
BOOKS DISCUSSED
Adams, Douglas - Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Asimov, Isaac - Foundation Series
Chandra, Vikram - Red Earth and Pouring Rain
Connolly, John - Charlie Parker Series
Dick, Philip K. - Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep
Hill, Joe - Heart Shaped Box; Horns; N0S4R2
King, Stephen - The Stand; Under the Dome; The Shining
Milne, A.A - Winnie the Pooh
Palahniuk, Chuck - Fight Club
Puzo, Mario - The Godfather
Sigurdardottir, Yrsa - The Silence of the Sea
Wodehouse, P.G. - Jeeves and Wooster
Zusak, Markus - I Am the Messenger