Speaker 1: Welcome to Stuff to Blow Your Mind, a production of
Speaker 1: My Heart Radio. Hey, welcome to Stuff to Blow your Mind.
Speaker 1: Listener mail. This is Robert Lamb and this is Joe McCormick.
Speaker 1: End it's Monday, which is the day of the week
Speaker 1: that we read back some of the messages you've sent
Speaker 1: in over the past few cycles. So, uh, I think
Speaker 1: we've got to start off with a very important correction
Speaker 1: from a long time correspondent, Jim in New Jersey, who says,
Speaker 1: Robert and Joe I was credited for the hot dog
Speaker 1: kim chi combo suggestion. While I agree it sounds awesome,
Speaker 1: I was not the person who suggested it. It may
Speaker 1: have been another listener named Jim. Jim, what can I say?
Speaker 1: I mean, huge apology to you over that. I don't
Speaker 1: recall who attributed this to you. It may have been you, Rob,
Speaker 1: I don't remember, but if that was me, then I
Speaker 1: definitely apologized to this Jim and all other gems that
Speaker 1: may be listening. But let's see to get into the
Speaker 1: more substantive messages, Rob, do you want to read this
Speaker 1: one from Frederick in response to various episodes, Sure, here
Speaker 1: we go. Frederick says, hello, fellows, I am sickly for
Speaker 1: a few days, which has allowed me ample time to
Speaker 1: catch up on stuff to blow your mind. Episodes Present
Speaker 1: and Vault Good Times, Smiley Face. Your episodes on the
Speaker 1: seven day week were truly fascinating. Several years ago, I
Speaker 1: was unemployed for some time, and I found myself longing
Speaker 1: for Mondays so the work week would start and some
Speaker 1: opportunities might come my way on catchup. You know the
Speaker 1: scene in Home Alone where Kevin has prepared his mac
Speaker 1: and cheese. Watching it as a child made me wonder
Speaker 1: why doesn't he put ketchup on it? Several years later,
Speaker 1: I had the revelation that Americans don't put ketchup on
Speaker 1: their Macaroni's shocking if true. If Home Alone were to
Speaker 1: play out in Sweden, where I am from, that plate
Speaker 1: would have a glorious cover of thick ketchup and a
Speaker 1: side of meatballs. Of course. Well, now that is interesting.
Speaker 1: I uh yeah, I mean it's not crazy to think
Speaker 1: of catchup going on on macaroni noodles, I guess. I
Speaker 1: mean red sauce, of course is fabulous with with noodles
Speaker 1: and famously so. Uh, but it's not a combination I
Speaker 1: would have. I would have thought. Off here in Belgium
Speaker 1: do they put mayonnaise on macaroni and cheese? Well? Why not?
Speaker 1: Why not? Alright, Uh, here we go, Frederick continues, and
Speaker 1: a special shout out to Robert quote, you put the
Speaker 1: aliens in the middle of this stuff and you got
Speaker 1: all the answers is a classic sample in the early
Speaker 1: nineties track Abnormal Interference by eat Static around the five
Speaker 1: minute mark. Hearing that reference in the dissolver of World's
Speaker 1: episode took me way back. Ah. That's um, that's that's
Speaker 1: cool to know. I'm not sure I knew the exact
Speaker 1: title of this, uh this track, it's one I think
Speaker 1: I've heard on Soma FM space station, Soma channel. If
Speaker 1: anyone out there is not familiar with some FM, definitely
Speaker 1: look it up. It's uh internet radio at its finest.
Speaker 1: They have so many channels. Uh no advertisements. I absolutely
Speaker 1: love it anyway, Frederick continues. I'm an electronic music producer
Speaker 1: and in my daytime job, I developed music production software.
Speaker 1: I would love to hear a stuff to blow your
Speaker 1: myn episode on synthesizers and or electronic music. Your take
Speaker 1: on the subject would complement the many YouTube channels I
Speaker 1: binge in marvelous ways. All the best from a Swede
Speaker 1: living in Berlin, Frederick M m oh, thanks Frederick. I
Speaker 1: should also say Frederick identifies uh in a in a
Speaker 1: PostScript of the particular digital audio workstation software that he
Speaker 1: works on, and I'm inspired to check it out. Actually,
Speaker 1: I'm sort of a I'm always on the lookout for
Speaker 1: for what I feel like will be my one true
Speaker 1: love DAW, which I haven't fully discovered yet. I've tooled
Speaker 1: around with several of the big ones, and I you know,
Speaker 1: I can enjoy them all, and I feel like I
Speaker 1: always enjoy learning a new one, but I've never found
Speaker 1: the one that's like my destiny. M Yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: I wonder what you just said if this will be
Speaker 1: the way that we think about creative artificial intelligence in
Speaker 1: the future. You know it will. It won't be a
Speaker 1: situation where, at least as far as creative endeavors go,
Speaker 1: where you know, we'll be replaced by this AI or
Speaker 1: this AI, but we'll be seeking out these collaborations with
Speaker 1: different AI and and trying to find the right one,
Speaker 1: trying to find our soulless soul match out there. All right.
Speaker 1: This next message is in response to our episodes on
Speaker 1: the Seven Day week and it comes from Joe spelled
Speaker 1: Jo just j o. Jo says Hello, Robert and Joe.
Speaker 1: I live in Malaysia, a Muslim majority country. While most
Speaker 1: of the country follows the Saturday Sunday weekend convention, four
Speaker 1: states have Friday Saturday weekends to allow Muslims more time
Speaker 1: to observe Friday prayers. The part you mentioned about risk
Speaker 1: taking behaviors going from high on Monday to low on Thursday,
Speaker 1: than back up on Friday got me thinking would people
Speaker 1: who have a Friday Saturday weekend show a similar trend,
Speaker 1: but from Sunday high to Wednesday low than back to
Speaker 1: high on Thursday, since Friday would be the start of
Speaker 1: their weekend. I also wonder if risk averse attitudes have
Speaker 1: anything to do with online shopping and impulse purchases. I
Speaker 1: helped to run an online shop, and I've noticed there's
Speaker 1: a tendency for people to purchase more items on the weekends,
Speaker 1: while are slow days are Wednesdays and Thursdays. However, I'm
Speaker 1: not entirely sure if that's because people have more time
Speaker 1: to browse on the weekends or because of an increase
Speaker 1: in risk taking behavior which leads to impulse purchases, or
Speaker 1: because the shopping platforms provide Friday A coupons and vouchers. Anyway,
Speaker 1: it was a great series and I enjoyed it a lot.
Speaker 1: Keep up the good work, Live long and prosper Joe
Speaker 1: in Malaysia. Oh thanks, Joe. That's interesting. Oh yeah, and
Speaker 1: it is interesting to hear that you're you're your shopping
Speaker 1: data somewhat conformed to the results of that study. If indeed,
Speaker 1: risk risk taking has anything to do with it, I
Speaker 1: would suspect probably risk aversion or risk tolerance plays some
Speaker 1: role in in impulse purchases made online. I would have
Speaker 1: to think so, especially given the idea about like say,
Speaker 1: alcohol lowering people's risk aversion, and you know the many
Speaker 1: stories people have about Oh I had a little too
Speaker 1: much wine and then I ordered a bunch of things
Speaker 1: on the internet. Yeah, yeah, you do hear it? That
Speaker 1: a lot? All right? This next one comes to us
Speaker 1: from Cindy. Cindy says, Hi, Robert and Joe, I am
Speaker 1: one of those lurker listeners, but your Days of the
Speaker 1: Week series inspired me to write in Days of the week,
Speaker 1: and Chinese are very simple. Monday is known as the
Speaker 1: first day of the week, whose day the second, etcetera.
Speaker 1: Until Saturday Sunday is just Sunday. When I tried to
Speaker 1: decipher the shop schedules when traveling in Japan, it got
Speaker 1: complicated for me very quickly. The Japanese language names the
Speaker 1: days after celestial bodies, similar to many Romance languages. This
Speaker 1: is not the case for Portuguese, as I've heard from
Speaker 1: a listener mail I thought it might be from the
Speaker 1: Catholic missionaries, though a cursory Google search could not confirm that.
Speaker 1: The five planets are known as water, metal, earth, as
Speaker 1: in soil, not our earth, fire, and wood stars, each
Speaker 1: a fundamental element in Daoism. I can read the kanji
Speaker 1: characters in Chinese and mentally translate the planets into English,
Speaker 1: then map those into days of the week in French.
Speaker 1: My husband does not find this circuitous translation as interesting
Speaker 1: as I do. While I am here, I also want
Speaker 1: to talk about musical frission, which didn't seem enough to
Speaker 1: warrant its own email when the episode was aired. If
Speaker 1: frision is built up in anticipation to pique emotions, I'd
Speaker 1: say nobody does anticipation better than Bach. His use of
Speaker 1: chord progressions is always a long build up where I
Speaker 1: try to anticipate the next key change, even for pieces
Speaker 1: I've heard many times before, until he hits that tonic
Speaker 1: and brings the release of tension. I cannot quote unquote
Speaker 1: outsmart Bach, but consciously or unconsciously, I feel the compulsion too.
Speaker 1: By the way, your podcasts are always so interesting and
Speaker 1: thought provoking that I can only listen to them while
Speaker 1: having my morning coffee or during more menial tasks like cleaning,
Speaker 1: and then I will pause and tell my husband about
Speaker 1: the tidbits I just learned. I save Lauren and Annie's
Speaker 1: Saver for cooking, and I won't name what I listened
Speaker 1: to while doing data analysis during my work day. All
Speaker 1: the best sending the pod that shall not be named. Yeah, well,
Speaker 1: but pre shade shout out for our friends Lauren and Annie.
Speaker 1: Uh that's Lauren Vogelbaum and Annie Reese who hosts the
Speaker 1: podcast Saver, which is in our network and it is
Speaker 1: all about food, that's right. I think we we did
Speaker 1: a guest spot on there a while back, doing some
Speaker 1: uh some goblin market readings. Yeah, I think we've done
Speaker 1: some some guest things back and forth or we've at
Speaker 1: least been been on their show. I think we've talked
Speaker 1: about having them come on our show before, but maybe
Speaker 1: it's never happened. Annie did some just done some dramatic
Speaker 1: readings for us before when we have you know, every
Speaker 1: now and then there's a cinobide or a or an
Speaker 1: Ottoman princess or a ruler that needs to be voiced
Speaker 1: and uh in a quote and we'll we'll call on
Speaker 1: Annie's talent for that. Oh but yeah, anyway, if you're
Speaker 1: if you're interested in food, food history, food science, and
Speaker 1: you haven't checked out the Saver podcast, you should look
Speaker 1: it up. Yeah, alright, this next t one, uh that
Speaker 1: that I think you're going to read force here, Joe.
Speaker 1: This one was shared on the Stuff to Blow Your
Speaker 1: Mind discussion module, which is our Facebook group. We don't
Speaker 1: really do anything with our with our Facebook. I think
Speaker 1: somebody in Theory is supposed to be updating that for us,
Speaker 1: but I don't know the main Facebook page. You can
Speaker 1: you can skip it, but we do have this discussion
Speaker 1: module where a number of listeners share links, share their
Speaker 1: own thoughts on different episodes, and occasionally, like you know,
Speaker 1: share something like this that will feature on listener mail.
Speaker 1: So you can find that in request entry to it
Speaker 1: via the Book of Faces. All right, so this comes
Speaker 1: from Adam again, this was shared on our Facebook group.
Speaker 1: And this is uh in response to the seven day
Speaker 1: Week episodes. And oh, Adam says, just some commentary from
Speaker 1: a rabbi on the seven day Week part one. And
Speaker 1: Adam specifies that this was only a response to the
Speaker 1: first part and the other ones hadn't come out yet. Um.
Speaker 1: But Adam says, as for the Judaic adoption of the
Speaker 1: seven day week, some scholars believe that Israel did not
Speaker 1: have Shabbat or the Sabbath in the seven day week
Speaker 1: until we were sent into exile in Babylon circle five
Speaker 1: eighty six b c. Then, as the seven day market
Speaker 1: rhythms spread in the ancient Near East, it became a
Speaker 1: major part of ancient Jewish practice. There is the ancient
Speaker 1: ritual of reading publicly from the Torah or the pentituke
Speaker 1: in the first five books of the Hebrew Bible, which
Speaker 1: is mentioned in Ezra slash nee Maya, and I believe
Speaker 1: in the Christian Bible as well. Those readings were to
Speaker 1: take place when the most people were present. Since Mondays
Speaker 1: and Thursdays were the common market days in Jerusalem. Those
Speaker 1: were the days the Torah was read from publicly. Today,
Speaker 1: this is still the practice by Jews. Torah has read
Speaker 1: publicly on the Sabbath, on Mondays and on Thursdays, dating
Speaker 1: back to those ancient market days. Additionally, my rabbinical thesis
Speaker 1: asked the question about how Jews can live within Jewish
Speaker 1: time if they live off planet. Specifically, the question I
Speaker 1: addressed is when one would observe the Sabbath if you
Speaker 1: were no longer connected to a twenty four hour day
Speaker 1: and seven day week. Oh fascinating. I would love to
Speaker 1: read that at them. Yeah, I love I love discussions
Speaker 1: like this. I remember reading a fair amount about about
Speaker 1: how Islamic practices might function in space or on other planets. Uh.
Speaker 1: And it's it's fascinating to to imagine how how this
Speaker 1: would relate to Jewish traditions as well. I mean, because
Speaker 1: for the most part, it's really going to be only
Speaker 1: your more recently developed religions that have h you know,
Speaker 1: even a real concept of of other worlds and so forth.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I can imagine multiple questions in Islam, say,
Speaker 1: for like daily prayers if you have a different length
Speaker 1: of days, or like, what direction would you face if
Speaker 1: if you're supposed to uh face Mecca or something during prayers,
Speaker 1: but you're on another planet. Yeah, yeah, people have thought
Speaker 1: about these things. This might be something we could even
Speaker 1: back to in the future episode we get get a
Speaker 1: hold of the right resources, uh talk about in a
Speaker 1: different faiths and uh what sort of thought has been
Speaker 1: put into the continuation of of that faith off world?
Speaker 1: All right? This next one comes to us from poodle Bat.
Speaker 1: Poodle Bot writes in and says, hello, Robert, Joe, and Seth.
Speaker 1: I've been listening to your episodes on the days of
Speaker 1: the week, and I decided to write in about my
Speaker 1: favorite calendar, that of the Shire. In an appendix to
Speaker 1: The Lord of the Rings, Tolkien explains that the Hobbits
Speaker 1: found it inconvenient that the days of the year don't
Speaker 1: always fall in the same day of the week. To
Speaker 1: remedy this, they have to holiday periods, one in winter
Speaker 1: and one in summer that consists of several days with
Speaker 1: no weekday value. So for example, you might have Monday, holiday, Holiday, Holiday, Tuesday, Wednesday, etcetera.
Speaker 1: With this modification, the remaining number of days is divisible
Speaker 1: by seven, and thus each calendar date falls on the
Speaker 1: same day of the week every year. If you're born
Speaker 1: on a Saturday, your birthday will always be on a Saturday.
Speaker 1: I thought this was a genius device, and I just
Speaker 1: thought i'd share thank you for all your entertaining and
Speaker 1: insightful topics. On one hand, that seems great, but on
Speaker 1: the other hand, it's like, oh, well, but if your
Speaker 1: birthday is on like a Monday or Tuesday, and and
Speaker 1: you don't get the rotation where it changes what day
Speaker 1: of the week it is every year, then then that's
Speaker 1: kind of a bummer, isn't it. Yeah, yeah, but it
Speaker 1: also sounds like a fitting thing for a Hobbit to
Speaker 1: be grumpy about. Oh yeah, well, I mean I say
Speaker 1: this personally as as not a big birthday celebrator. Alright.
Speaker 1: This next email is in response to our Days of
Speaker 1: the Week series, and it it touches a bit on
Speaker 1: the Weird House Cinema episode on Billy the Kid in
Speaker 1: the Green Bay is Vampire. Remember that question we had
Speaker 1: about the song Green Stamps We've talked about multiple times
Speaker 1: on the show. We don't understand what the song is about.
Speaker 1: We thought it was about money, but that became less
Speaker 1: and less clear the more we examined it. So I
Speaker 1: think we made some headway. Last listener mail, We'll see
Speaker 1: where we get to today. Okay, well this is from Lee.
Speaker 1: Li says, hello, Rob, Joe, and Seth love the podcast.
Speaker 1: In regards to the seven Day Week and college students
Speaker 1: slash Classes. Uh So this came up in several different
Speaker 1: ways because in those episodes, we found, for example that uh,
Speaker 1: college students disliked mondays more than older people did. And uh,
Speaker 1: I think maybe there were a few other findings along
Speaker 1: those lines. But anyways, Oh, and maybe they had different
Speaker 1: levels of of consciousness of what day of the week
Speaker 1: it was than people in other age, age groups or
Speaker 1: demographic groups did. But anyway, Li says, uh, in regards
Speaker 1: to the seven day week and college students slash classes,
Speaker 1: going to date myself here, But while a student I
Speaker 1: volunteered with on campus e m s. Often while assessing
Speaker 1: the mental status of patients, especially those with head injury,
Speaker 1: the what day is it question would be met with
Speaker 1: a blank stare, sometimes bordering on panic while not necessarily
Speaker 1: indicating a concussion. If the context was explored, such as
Speaker 1: what classes did you have today? Do you have those
Speaker 1: two or three times per week, etcetera. Digging deeper helped
Speaker 1: them realize they did know what was going on. Later,
Speaker 1: volunteering with the town e m S this was equally helpful.
Speaker 1: This was prior to the ubiquity of cell phones and
Speaker 1: even widespread PCs, so pen and paper calendars were the norm.
Speaker 1: I was out of school almost ten years before we
Speaker 1: had a PC. So now that I've sufficiently dated myself,
Speaker 1: there was a time when many US grocery stores gave
Speaker 1: away S and H green stamps with your purchase spend
Speaker 1: more received more. These would be meticulously pasted into booklets
Speaker 1: to be redeemed for products at the green Stamp store,
Speaker 1: either locally or through a mail order catalog. I think
Speaker 1: the company was Sperry and Hutchinson. Hope this is informative.
Speaker 1: Keep up the great work with the podcast. Lee excellent. Yeah, this, uh,
Speaker 1: this ties in with some of what I was looking
Speaker 1: at that apparently the green Stamp uh cup on program
Speaker 1: in the UK. There was some version of it or
Speaker 1: some spinoff of it in the US for a while
Speaker 1: as well, and this was would also, um, you know,
Speaker 1: explain why Jethro Toll can be can be such a
Speaker 1: hit on both sides of the pond. Right, yeah, all right,
Speaker 1: well thanks for that that additional information. That that was great.
Speaker 1: Al right, Rob, you want to read this message about
Speaker 1: weird how Cinema from Jeff and Mimi whoa one listener
Speaker 1: male from two different people at the sense what it says?
Speaker 1: All right, from Jeff and Mimi, they say the following, Hello,
Speaker 1: fellow good bad movie lovers, Robin Joe of all the
Speaker 1: b movie review podcast, Weird House Cinema has a special
Speaker 1: place in our weekend podcast lineup. Oh that is that
Speaker 1: is delightful to hear. I know we are certainly not
Speaker 1: alone in putting out podcast content about about weird or
Speaker 1: bad movies. They continued. The pedigree of your choice is
Speaker 1: regularly delights us as lovers of unloved and forgotten movies
Speaker 1: from the late twentieth century. A recent deep dive of
Speaker 1: the career of esteemed actor Michael Ironside unearthed several gyms
Speaker 1: for us, though none so beloved as Destiny to Order,
Speaker 1: Dark Toronto Knights, eighties glam A hack writer sham by
Speaker 1: his own creations, and one of the most surprising bad
Speaker 1: guys of the era, Michael Ironside's diabolical, philosophical biker king Kinrick.
Speaker 1: It's a journey punctuated by pulpy performances, god machines, miles
Speaker 1: or kilometers of scenery chewing, and one of the most
Speaker 1: unexpected and creative deaths of an antagonist. The R ratings
Speaker 1: seems to be mostly for language. The movie is light
Speaker 1: on gore. It's a hoot. Someone was watching too many
Speaker 1: Laura Brannigan videos. We couldn't recommend it more. Jeff and
Speaker 1: Mimi ps as old school MST three K fans were
Speaker 1: always delighted when your episode choice overlaps the production credits
Speaker 1: of an MST three K episode Charles Band FTW, which
Speaker 1: I'm to understand means for the win and not uh
Speaker 1: something cruder, not fight the Wizard. I always as I
Speaker 1: always thought it stood for m F the world. UM.
Speaker 1: But but you saying the F word instead of just
Speaker 1: saying f uh. And it was confused when I started
Speaker 1: seeing what. I had a friend who was like super
Speaker 1: into Harry Potter, and I remember she was posting something
Speaker 1: and she was like, Harry Potter f t W and
Speaker 1: I was like, WHOA, I mean, Harry Potter is great
Speaker 1: and all but that's that seems kind of extreme. But
Speaker 1: then I found Oh, it's for the Wind, that's what
Speaker 1: they mean. Uh huh, Well no, for me, it's fight
Speaker 1: the Wizard. It is known. That's what it is from
Speaker 1: now on for everybody listening to this as well. Well,
Speaker 1: Harry Potter fight the Wizard. That sounds good, that makes sense.
Speaker 1: Well yeah, anyway, I looked up this movie Destiny to
Speaker 1: order it. It does indeed look like a hoot. I
Speaker 1: haven't seen it, just based on the user generated plot
Speaker 1: descriptions I was reading on IMDb and and so forth,
Speaker 1: it looks like it's one of these um uh kind
Speaker 1: of lathe of heaven uh from in the mouth of madness.
Speaker 1: Like a writer starts writing things that come true, okay
Speaker 1: uh And of course, so one of them is like
Speaker 1: he he like writes about his dream woman and then
Speaker 1: she comes true and they fall in love or something.
Speaker 1: But then he also writes about an evil bad guy,
Speaker 1: and then that's Michael Ironside, and the bad guy wants
Speaker 1: to uh take over this writing project and write his
Speaker 1: own story. But the real, the real morsel of of
Speaker 1: delight here was. I looked up the cast and who
Speaker 1: would you guess is in this but George Bouza oh
Speaker 1: Man Booza Boo is a lot of fun. This is
Speaker 1: a Canadian mainstay. We talked about him a good bit
Speaker 1: in Our Weird House in my episode on the Brain,
Speaker 1: a movie about a giant brain. Yes, yeah, yeah, he's
Speaker 1: a lot of fun. Also done a lot of voice
Speaker 1: actor acting. I remember he was the voice of the
Speaker 1: original Beast on x ME in the animated series. The
Speaker 1: movie also has somebody named Dennis or maybe Deny Forest
Speaker 1: who is playing uh well, I don't know who he
Speaker 1: is in this movie because I haven't seen it, but
Speaker 1: I think he was like a Hinchman in the Mask.
Speaker 1: He was one of the you know, the bad guys
Speaker 1: dudes and in Cliffhanger, I believe, but that I mentioned
Speaker 1: him because in his IMDb photo he's like he's got
Speaker 1: a bird perching on his hand and he's just gazing
Speaker 1: at it lovingly. It's very Beastmaster. Yeah. He also had
Speaker 1: in the in his head shot there. He also has
Speaker 1: U has a certain style going on that reminds me
Speaker 1: of a villain from the movie Mandy Um Jeremiah sand
Speaker 1: Oh Yeah, played by the guy who is Bruce Wayne's
Speaker 1: dad and Batman begins, Yeah, Linus Roach, Yeah, he was great,
Speaker 1: great villain rolled at in this head shot. This guy
Speaker 1: he he somehow also kind of gives me tom Noonan vibes.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure why he doesn't call that much like him,
Speaker 1: but that's that's what I'm getting. Yeah, definitely some some
Speaker 1: new indvibes, like you don't know what he's gonna do
Speaker 1: with that bird? Is he? Is he gonna bite it?
Speaker 1: I don't know. That would be the obvious implication if
Speaker 1: it was noon In. Yeah, good hinch he has his good, good,
Speaker 1: good look for a Hinchman. He's like a sensitive hinge. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: I think that probably does it for this episode, right,
Speaker 1: I believe. So we're going to go ahead and cap
Speaker 1: it off here, but we'd love to hear from him
Speaker 1: out there if you have additional thoughts on anything we've
Speaker 1: discussed in this episode, if you have thoughts on recent
Speaker 1: future episodes of Stuff to Blow Your Mind right in,
Speaker 1: we would love here from you. In the meantime, Yes,
Speaker 1: Listener Mail comes out every Monday. Core episodes of Stuff
Speaker 1: to Blow Your Mind come comes out on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Speaker 1: Wednesday's artifact or Monster Fact short form episodes. On Friday,
Speaker 1: we put most of our serious concerns aside and just
Speaker 1: talk about a weird film and then, oh yeah, the weekend,
Speaker 1: that's time for a rerun. Uh you know how that works. Huge, Thanks,
Speaker 1: as always to our excellent audio producer Seth Nicholas Johnson.
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