@AndrewLloyd

@AndrewLloyd has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in December 2020. Resources AndrewLloyd has populated their site with include: • 'Becoming a catfish to catch a catfish' Interview (BBC World Service - Outlook) • Business Insider - I tried a calendar that's meant to boost productivity - here's how it went • ‘His Facebook was a shrine to my face’: the day I caught my catfish (The Guardian - Weekend Podcast) • From Andrew Tate to Mountbatten-Windsor, my first name has been dragged through the mud. Can a global community of ‘Drews’ help change that? (The Guardian - Saturday) • Meet the lost jewellery hunters: ‘I will be for ever grateful. It wasn’t just a ring’ (The Guardian - Saturday) • Funeral homes have 300,000 sets of uncollected ashes – can one man reunite them with their families? (The Telegraph Magazine) • ‘His Facebook was a shrine to my face’: the day I caught my catfish (The Guardian - Saturday) • Could you camp on a roundabout without being seen? • Take the rejection therapy challenge (The Observer Magazine) • I Asked a Boxing Champion to Punch Me in the Face (Men's Fitness) • Running Punks (Men's Fitness) • This German city doesn’t exist, according to a conspiracy theory (National Geographic Traveller) • I spent 20 years unable to track down an obscure 90s TV movie from my childhood. ChatGPT solved the mystery for me. (Business Insider) • Inside the exclusive and thriving Reddit community you can only be part of if you've never broken a bone (Business Insider) • 'House of Leaves changed my life': the cult novel at 20 (The Guardian) • What's wrong with this picture? When movie photographs go awry (The Guardian) • Writ in water, preserved in plaster: how Keats' death mask became a collector's item (The Guardian) • The Backrooms: How a Creepy Office Photo Became an Internet Bogeyman (VICE) • I Faked My Way as an Instagram Poet, and it Went Bizarrely Well (VICE) • The rise of TikTok manifestation tutorials. Can you really will your dreams into existence? (The Independent) • Millennials think a specific sound of their childhoods has disappeared. As soon as I heard it again on TikTok, I had to find out why. (Business Insider) • The Return of An Ancient Hobby: Digging Holes (VICE) • Why Men Simply Love Throwing Rocks Into Water (VICE) • The Facebook group where it‘s always 2009 (Huck) • How do the makers of Lynx feel about being a Christmas meme? (METRO) • How we made Faking It (The Guardian) • What It's Like When Your Tiny YouTube Channel Suddenly Goes Viral (VICE) • The man on a mission to swap an old pencil for one million dollars (METRO)