Since everyone entered lockdown due to the coronavirus, many have been finding ways to stave off boredom.
But if you've binged through all the good stuff on streaming services then you might be wondering what else there is to feast your senses on.
Well, Louis Theroux has come just in time to save the day.
The brilliant, British documentary maker has announced he will be launching a podcast.
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Revealing the new venture on Instagram, Louis wrote: "New podcast coming next Monday 27th on @bbcsounds and @bbcradio4 ! From my new production company @mindhousetv!
"Have you heard about 'podcasts'? They're a new thing! As you can see most of the budget went on wardrobe and make-up."
A short preview episode has been uploaded and you can get a good idea of what's to come.
The 49-year-old is responsible for a raft of documentaries over the past few decades which have explored everything from what it's like inside prison, to religious extremism, drug addiction to sex workers, paedophiles to dementia.
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In the first episode, Theroux will be joined by fellow documentary host Jon Ronson.
The two will have a chat about how they have created their films, the trials and tribulations of the medium as well as how they've been coping during coronavirus lockdown.
The other guests announced so far include Lenny Henry, Boy George and Miriam Margolyes.
Louis said: "Making a podcast and radio series is very different to my usual way of working. And for that reason, I've found it very fun and refreshing.
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"It's been a chance to speak to people I admire and have in depth conversations with them, about their lives, their careers, and their most intimate feelings."
Grounded With Louis Theroux is available to subscribe to on Apple and Spotify.
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