Duncan Elliott, HR Consultant, travels into The Time Bubble this week, bringing us tales from five different decades.

We begin with the story of how a chance encounter on holiday in Mexico led to an interesting day out on a boat - with a further invitation to follow, but did Duncan take it up?

There is a sombre tone to the second story, where a question we have all asked ourselves at one time or another is raised. Could tragedy have been avoided if we had done anything differently, or was it out of our hands?

There's a more upbeat tone to the third day before we turn our attention to the work of the legendary Ian Fleming. What must it have been like to be Fleming, spending two months a year in Jamaica writing the Bond books?

Finally, we hear how one of Duncan's relatives played a key role in one of the turning points of the Second World War.

The Time Bubble podcast is based on the bestselling book series by Jason Ayres which can be found here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08TMYF3NV

You can find Duncan at his website which is www.yourhrdirector.com

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The theme music for this podcast was composed and performed by Michael Livesley.