JotCast | An Interview with Dr H. Joger

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Freddie

9:16

Hello what do you do

Dr Hugh Joger

9:15

I work all around the world. Occasionally we will track giants (such as Water or Cloud Giants) between countries, but generally they have fairly small roaming areas and will remain largely in one place. As I mentioned earlier, I am currently in Helsinki but I spend a lot of time in America (looking at Canyon Giants, Lightning Giants, Iron Giants etc), as well as all over Europe.

Mr Bond

9:13

Where do you work?

Dr Hugh Joger

9:12

Let me start by telling you a bit about myself. My name is Dr Hugh Joger and I have been studying giants for approximately 37 years. I have always been fascinated by Giants (their Latin name is Giantus Magnificus), ever since growing up in Sweden. As a young boy I spotted a Fjord Giant and my love for giants was instantaneous. Over the following years, I have been lucky enough to find and study a large number of different giant types.

9:11

Good morning Yew Class, I am very excited to have the opportunity to work with you this morning. It is currently approaching lunch time for me as my team and I are working in Helsinki at the moment, tracking an elusive type of giant (known to many as the Ice Giant).

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