and briefly, ashwin, of climate change. and briefly, ashwin. how — of climate change.briefly, ashwin, how is this a - of climate change. and briefly, ashwin, how is this a mental i ashwin, how is this a mental health problem?— ashwin, how is this a mental health problem? well, i mean, ou're health problem? well, i mean, you're talking _ health problem? well, i mean, you're talking about _ health problem? well, i mean, you're talking about people - health problem? well, i mean, | you're talking about people who are losing their homes, being forced to live in shelters, losing theirjobs, this has far—reaching impacts on people's daily lives, let alone the loss of life, which is causing deep, acute and chronic traumas. and as we have seen with covid and the traumas that this pandemic has caused, when these things, layer on layer on top of each other, the long—term impacts of mental health are clear, rates of suicide, depression, addiction. they are rising all across the world, notjust in the united states. world, not 'ust in the united states. ., ., world, not 'ust in the

with musicians internationally — still, i mean, for example, i managed to do a concert online with ashwinn who was in india — we did that for the cheltenham jazz festival last year, and i'd tried to collaborate with people even through zoom and different ways of doing that. so you can sync up a performance through zoom and do it live? not quite, because i've gone into using, you know, final cut pro, which is a — so i'd cut things together sometimes in a way that they looked live, and then we would broadcast or stream those. but, yeah, it was — having said that, yes, of course, you end up more isolated. it's been strange because, obviously, musicians really bounce off each other in a room, whether it's a live gig or studio, so it was quite weird, you know, and it felt like a real silence descended. and you talk about that word �*isolation�* — and of course, people haven't been able to travel, and, again, you are used to doing quite a lot of travel — so you've been in england much more perhaps than you're used to. yes, yeah. ijust wonder if you have been led to reflect on your feelings abou