Speaker 1: Hi, Be be Be. Where are you hello down there?
Speaker 1: Elliott be Why are you swinging from the recording studio chandelier? Well?
Speaker 1: I was so inspired reading about the Right Brothers the
Speaker 1: Adventures of the Airplane that I've wanted to fly through
Speaker 1: the guy just like Navid, only I don't have a blane. Luckily,
Speaker 1: we record in an incredibly luxurious recording studio. Exactly as
Speaker 1: I fall from the chandelier, I'll land safely in the
Speaker 1: infinity pool. But you can't announce the show from up
Speaker 1: there come back down? Oh no, not after I read
Speaker 1: about our other historical figures, the brothers Grim, Staying up
Speaker 1: here is the only thing keeping me safe from fairytale witches.
Speaker 1: B It's easy to stay away from fairytale witches. Just
Speaker 1: don't eat their candy houses. Oh with my sweet tooth.
Speaker 1: You know I can't resist a candy house. Golly, it's
Speaker 1: gonna take the whole theme song to get you down
Speaker 1: from there. Hit it, Eric, bloody, you know about the
Speaker 1: gates this story. The game is on. To get some
Speaker 1: energy and buckle up your brain, because it's sign to
Speaker 1: play the most podcast, because it's time to pass. Who
Speaker 1: Knows Live from Tom Baland or so called SoCal Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: Welcome to Who Was, the history clues show that gives
Speaker 1: contestants the chance to win mega prizes and podcast glory.
Speaker 1: I'm your announcer, be the co host with the co
Speaker 1: most and here's your host, the man who is young
Speaker 1: in heart but old of brain. It's Elliot Kaylin. Thank
Speaker 1: you be and welcome everyone to the Who Was? Podcast.
Speaker 1: You know this show is like Jeopardy, only with surprise guests,
Speaker 1: silly games, and a pet elephant. Her name is Geraldine.
Speaker 1: Her contestants were sent who Was books about two great
Speaker 1: figures from history. Now they're here to show off their
Speaker 1: knowledge and the hopes of winning fantastic prizes. Probably today
Speaker 1: we're talking about the Ripe Brothers and the Brothers Grim.
Speaker 1: That's right, it's our special Brother's Day episode. I don't
Speaker 1: think Brother's Day is an actual holiday. Be well it
Speaker 1: is now Happy Brother's Day everybody, Okay, for he's a
Speaker 1: jolly good brother, He's a jolly good bray. Why don't
Speaker 1: you know what? Why don't we just meet our contestants
Speaker 1: about that? All right? Okay? Well, first up, we have
Speaker 1: oz Oz. Please introduce yourself. Hi, my name is Cozy uh,
Speaker 1: I'm ten years old and I like to draw, and
Speaker 1: you like to draw, And we hear you have a
Speaker 1: really cool joke to share with us. Will you please
Speaker 1: share your joke? What do you cost us pasta? You
Speaker 1: call it impasta? Very nice? Okay? And we also have
Speaker 1: Trip Trip. Please introduce yourself. Hi, my name is Trip.
Speaker 1: A fun fact about me is I really love football,
Speaker 1: and I have multiple jokes I don't want to share.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, Well, um, let's hear we want to give
Speaker 1: us two Yeah, okay, I can do that. What if
Speaker 1: you're American when you go in the bathroom and you're
Speaker 1: American when you come out? What are you when you're
Speaker 1: in the bathroom? I don't know what? What are you European? Oh? Nice?
Speaker 1: All right? And what's your second joke? Did you hear
Speaker 1: about the person who invented the knock knock joke? He
Speaker 1: won a Nobel prize? Very nice? Very nice. I love
Speaker 1: that our contestants have come on and they're already funnier
Speaker 1: than we are. I know, Mozzie, you said that you
Speaker 1: like to draw. What kind of thing do you like
Speaker 1: to draw? The most just curious humans? All right, there's
Speaker 1: a lot of them around it's easy to find one
Speaker 1: to draw and Trip. You said you like football. Do
Speaker 1: you like to play it or just to watch it
Speaker 1: or both? In what position do you like to play?
Speaker 1: I used to really like running back second find small spaces.
Speaker 1: Then I got more into wide receiver. Then I got
Speaker 1: really good at throwing, and I went to quarterback. Now
Speaker 1: I'm in safety, wide receiver, quarterback, and running back. So
Speaker 1: you're the whole team. They just need you on the fields. Well,
Speaker 1: because Elliott, you also need a mascot. You need someone
Speaker 1: to dress up in a costume and cheer the month exactly.
Speaker 1: That's the other person on the team. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: I used to play football myself, but I wasn't good
Speaker 1: enough to be the quarterback, so I played the one
Speaker 1: fifth back. I'm just trying to be as funny as
Speaker 1: our contestants. All right, thank you both for joining us.
Speaker 1: We're very excited to have you here. And thank you
Speaker 1: also to Eric, our musician, for providing that lovely live
Speaker 1: Meet the Contestants music. Today's episode is especially exciting. That's right, Trip,
Speaker 1: Do you happen to have the same teacher? Yes, actually
Speaker 1: the homeroom teacher and all periods and all periods and
Speaker 1: that teacher's name would be Mr Bruno. Mr Bruno, you're
Speaker 1: here too, Thank you so much for joining us again here. So,
Speaker 1: Mr Bruno, how does your class celebrate Brother's Day? Well,
Speaker 1: it's funny. This week we had twin Days. However, all
Speaker 1: the kids were dressed up like twins, and it's exciting
Speaker 1: to hear that you're celebrating real days in class as
Speaker 1: opposed to Brother's Day, which be again, I have to
Speaker 1: break it to your Brother's Day is not a not
Speaker 1: a real holiday. It's not a real day that people celebrate.
Speaker 1: It should be. So that's who is. Now let's find
Speaker 1: out who was. Orville and will were right with four
Speaker 1: fast facts, Fast guys. Wilbur Right lived from eighteen sixty
Speaker 1: seven to nineteen fifteen and Orville Right live from eighteen
Speaker 1: seventy to nine eight. They invented the airplane in nineteen
Speaker 1: o three, and we're the first people to ever fly
Speaker 1: in one. They worked together their whole lives. Wilbur came
Speaker 1: up with the ideas, and Orville would build them. Fast guys, Okay,
Speaker 1: I have to ask art contestants, because you know it's
Speaker 1: Brother's Day. Do you have siblings? Well, I have my
Speaker 1: sister here? Oh, your sisters there? Yes? Hello? How many? Wait?
Speaker 1: So how many sisters do you have? All together? Four?
Speaker 1: And one brother and one brother so you can celebrate
Speaker 1: this not real holiday of Brother's Day. I don't celebrate it.
Speaker 1: Thank you. Good. Yes, it's not real. And the sister
Speaker 1: that's sitting here with me is my favorite. Oh that's
Speaker 1: so nice to hear. Wow. And um, Osie, what about you?
Speaker 1: Do you have any siblings? I have a sister. If
Speaker 1: you and your sister were going to work together to
Speaker 1: invent something, what do you think you might invent together?
Speaker 1: What would we invent? Wait, Osie, is your sister there too?
Speaker 1: Maybe it's sister's Day. Maybe it's sister's Day. Make a
Speaker 1: TV show? Oh great, well you're already halfway there because
Speaker 1: you're a great joke writer. Well, thank you both. We're
Speaker 1: very excited to have you today. I think now it's
Speaker 1: time to move on to our first game. It's called
Speaker 1: Backpack from the Past. From the past Baby. For this game,
Speaker 1: we managed to get our hands on the right brothers
Speaker 1: actual backpack. They were very close and they are the
Speaker 1: same backpack. We're going to pull some objects out of
Speaker 1: it and describe them to you. Then you'll tell us
Speaker 1: why it's important in the life of the Right Brothers.
Speaker 1: And since this is our first round, every question will
Speaker 1: be worth one point. Mosie. The first item is going
Speaker 1: to be for you, b Please pull it out of
Speaker 1: that backpack. Hey, it's a hockey stick. I don't think
Speaker 1: the Wright brothers played for the Philadelphia Flyers, so why
Speaker 1: would they have this hockey stick. It's because I'm pretty
Speaker 1: sure Jacob got hit by a hockey stick and he
Speaker 1: became depressed. It's that's right that it was Wilbur that
Speaker 1: that hit for the hockey stick. But I think we've
Speaker 1: gotten our the Grim brothers mixed up with the Right brothers.
Speaker 1: But that's okay. Who hasn't made that mistake in his
Speaker 1: quiz history? Kids Quiz Show, I do that all the time.
Speaker 1: That's true. But Wilbur when he was young, he was
Speaker 1: accidentally hit with a hockey stick while playing. The injuries
Speaker 1: he received forced him to leave school and give up
Speaker 1: his dreams of being a teacher. But don't worry, he
Speaker 1: managed to build a career as a successful plane inventor.
Speaker 1: The next item is for Trip. Oh, it's a bicycle bell.
Speaker 1: Why is that in the backpack? Trip? Why is it
Speaker 1: in there? Uh? That is why the bicycle bell is
Speaker 1: in there is because when they used to make bicycles
Speaker 1: before they made planes. That's right, exactly. The Rape brothers
Speaker 1: owned a bicycle shop and made bis instead of planes.
Speaker 1: And they even used what they learned about steering bicycles
Speaker 1: to help them figure out how to steer a plane.
Speaker 1: But too bad they didn't put that little bell on
Speaker 1: the plane though. That would have been fun. Okay, OZI,
Speaker 1: you're turned again, all right, I bet this one will
Speaker 1: be very exciting. Oh it's just a long, thin cardboard box.
Speaker 1: It's kind of beat up to like someone was twisting it.
Speaker 1: Why would the Rape brothers have this Because they like
Speaker 1: to make stuff and they made boxes. It's a good
Speaker 1: guess it's not quite what we're looking for. This was
Speaker 1: the box that inspired Wilbur to make a breakthrough in
Speaker 1: his airplane design. He picked up this box. When he
Speaker 1: twisted in his hands, it gave him the idea to
Speaker 1: have the pilot of the plane twist the plane's wings.
Speaker 1: It turns out ideas can come from anywhere. I'm going
Speaker 1: to pull out the last item from the backpack trip.
Speaker 1: This one is for you. It's a hat, and the
Speaker 1: tag says made in France. What's this doing in the
Speaker 1: right Brothers backpack? It's on the tip of my brain
Speaker 1: like that happens to me a lot. To shake it
Speaker 1: off the tip of your brain. Get it get get
Speaker 1: it to the back of your brain where you can,
Speaker 1: you can pull it in. All right, that's okay. It's
Speaker 1: from when Wilbur demonstrated their plane in France and instantly
Speaker 1: became an international superstar. He became so famous that copies
Speaker 1: of his hat became the latest fashion trend known as
Speaker 1: the Viba reed. You know there's a hat in France
Speaker 1: named after me? Really there is, Yes, it's called the
Speaker 1: b Ray good point. I shouldn't have asked. And that's
Speaker 1: the end of our first game from The Best Baby.
Speaker 1: Now let's fly on over to producer Jane for the scores.
Speaker 1: Thanks Elliott, and happy brother's day too. I would like
Speaker 1: to give a little shout out to my own brothers.
Speaker 1: That would be Bugs, Bake Wheels, Boo boo and Moose.
Speaker 1: All right, I'd also like to tell you the score.
Speaker 1: I'll tied up one to one. Thank you, Jane. We
Speaker 1: have to go to a short break. But while we're
Speaker 1: doing that Be has a bonus question for our contestants
Speaker 1: to think about. During the break, the Right brothers realized
Speaker 1: that to design a working plane they had to solve
Speaker 1: three specific problems. When we come back, our contestants will
Speaker 1: get one bonus point for each of these problems they
Speaker 1: can name, for a total of three points. So let's
Speaker 1: get to the break so we can get back to
Speaker 1: the game. Eric, please play us some airplane music overhead compartment.
Speaker 1: Welcome back to the WHOS podcast. Today we're learning all
Speaker 1: about the Ripe Brothers and the brothers Grim and now
Speaker 1: back to your host, Elliott Kaylin. Happy Brother's Day, Elliott,
Speaker 1: still not a real holiday v. Before the break, the
Speaker 1: scores were tied. Trip and Dosi both have one point each.
Speaker 1: But let's see if we can add to those scores
Speaker 1: with our bonus question. Uh Be, can you remind me
Speaker 1: what was that bonus question again? Okay? Before the break,
Speaker 1: we asked the contestants that they could name three problems.
Speaker 1: The Rpe Brothers decided they had to solve to design
Speaker 1: a working plane. Okay, so Mosie is going to get
Speaker 1: a chance to answer first. Trip, would you please remove
Speaker 1: your headphones? Mosie, can you remember what were any of
Speaker 1: the three problems that the Ripe brothers decided they had
Speaker 1: to solve how to keep good plane flying, how to
Speaker 1: make a working engine, and how to turn it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's right. Now, let's get tripped back in here. They
Speaker 1: needed a engine that would left. Uh wait, no, the
Speaker 1: wings needed have left and engines need to hold him
Speaker 1: up up and a light enough engine so it wouldn't fall.
Speaker 1: You got two of them right. They needed the wings
Speaker 1: that would lift them up, and they did an engine
Speaker 1: to push it forward. And the third one was they
Speaker 1: needed to figure out a way to steer and control
Speaker 1: the machine and then when it was flying. But that
Speaker 1: was great, that was great. They had those three problems
Speaker 1: and they and it took them a lot longer to
Speaker 1: figure it out than it took you. That's for sure.
Speaker 1: That's true. And you know what I loved about all
Speaker 1: those answers because they were all the right answers, because
Speaker 1: they were the right brothers for the problems that they
Speaker 1: were looking for. You know, because because there because their names.
Speaker 1: That was hilarious, Thank you, thank you. But enough about
Speaker 1: those brothers. Let's get right to finding out about our
Speaker 1: other subjects from history. Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm with four
Speaker 1: fast Facts pas Facts. Wilhelm Grimm lived from seventeen eighty
Speaker 1: six to eighteen fifty nine and Jacob Grimm lived from
Speaker 1: seventeen eighty five to eighteen sixty three. They collected and
Speaker 1: published traditional German fairy tales told by ordinary people. They
Speaker 1: were both university a philologist, which means the study of
Speaker 1: language in historical texts. The third edition of their fairy
Speaker 1: tale book was a huge success. It was the diary
Speaker 1: of a wimpy kid of its time. So let's move
Speaker 1: on to our next game. It's something we call Once
Speaker 1: upon a Lie. The brothers Grammar best known for their
Speaker 1: books of fairy tales. So in this game, we'll tell
Speaker 1: you a fairy tale about them and you have to
Speaker 1: tell us if it's true or a lie. And since
Speaker 1: this is our second game, each question is worth two points,
Speaker 1: So get ready for some questions in fairy tale form.
Speaker 1: Trip Europe. First, take it away be once upon a Time.
Speaker 1: Two brothers decided to collect all the magical stories in
Speaker 1: the world, so they booted up their computer connected to
Speaker 1: yield Internet and visited old German folk tales dot biz faults.
Speaker 1: They did have computers at the time. That's right, it's
Speaker 1: a lie. I appreciate your anger. Wow that we we
Speaker 1: tried to pull one over on you and you would
Speaker 1: not have it. That's a lie. They collected their fairy
Speaker 1: tales from ordinary people like maids, nanny's soldiers, even children.
Speaker 1: Good stories can come from anywhere. In fact, your average
Speaker 1: old person has way more interesting stories than the lousy internet.
Speaker 1: Next time you want to go on the Internet, just
Speaker 1: go talked to an old person. Yeah, alright. This next
Speaker 1: question is for ozy. Once upon a time, two brothers
Speaker 1: decided to write the most magical book of all, a dictionary.
Speaker 1: But the dictionary grew larger and larger and longer and longer,
Speaker 1: and it wasn't finished for over a hundred years. Yep,
Speaker 1: that's true. Jacob and Wilham tried to write the first
Speaker 1: German dictionary, but it took them sixteen years just to
Speaker 1: get part of the way through the letter B. In
Speaker 1: the end, they only made it up to the letter D.
Speaker 1: Other people eventually finished the dictionary in nineteen sixty, almost
Speaker 1: a century after both brothers had died. Okay, and the
Speaker 1: next question is for trips. Once upon a time, two
Speaker 1: brave brothers were forced to leave their home by a
Speaker 1: wicked king when they refused to cross out the names
Speaker 1: of all the authors in the library and write the
Speaker 1: king's name so that it would look like the king
Speaker 1: wrote all the books faults. All right, that's a lie.
Speaker 1: The King of Hanover demanded every professor sign a loyalty
Speaker 1: oath to him. That's what he demanded. Yes, I studied
Speaker 1: that page for hours. Do you remember what Jacob and
Speaker 1: Wilhelm did. Did they sign that loyalty oath? No? They
Speaker 1: would throw rocks in the professor's windows that didn't sign it.
Speaker 1: Can't get bonus points. No, No monus points were thank
Speaker 1: you for helping tell the story. Jacob and Wilhelm. They
Speaker 1: took a stand for political freedom and refused to sign
Speaker 1: that loyalty oath. So they were exiled from Hanover. Rocks
Speaker 1: were thrown at them, they were kicked out of town.
Speaker 1: But it made them heroes to people around the world. Okay,
Speaker 1: and this last question is for Oz. Once upon a
Speaker 1: time there was a man named Jacob who loved footnotes,
Speaker 1: which are little messages at the bottom of the page
Speaker 1: that explained something in the book. After a long day
Speaker 1: of footnoting, his newest book, he laid down for a
Speaker 1: pleasant slum, but when he awoke, he discovered that all
Speaker 1: of his footnotes had disappeared, stolen by his wicked brother.
Speaker 1: This is true. Jacob and Wilhelm disagreed about who their
Speaker 1: fairy tale books were for. Jacob wanted them to be
Speaker 1: for scholars who loved having words explained to them, but
Speaker 1: ville Ham wanted them to be for kids who just
Speaker 1: wanted good stories. And in the end, ville Ham one
Speaker 1: based on the ancient law kids rule grown ups. True
Speaker 1: true words were never spoken. And that's the end of
Speaker 1: Once upon a Lie, and we all lived happily ever after?
Speaker 1: Or did we? Let's find out. Producer Jane, what are
Speaker 1: our Scots who at six points turned past seven? Thank you, Jane.
Speaker 1: I'm now very excited to announce we have some very
Speaker 1: special guests. The fairytale fanatics, the determined Germans, the brothers
Speaker 1: from another fairy godmother, the Grim's courtesy of the who
Speaker 1: was he was? You want to make in the first
Speaker 1: is the gluten talk? I am Jacob Grim. Well, welcome
Speaker 1: to the show, Jacob. But where's your brother Wilhelm? Doctor?
Speaker 1: If we are not talking right now? Oh that's terrible.
Speaker 1: Why not you work together so well on your fairy
Speaker 1: tale books. I know, but we're writing the first ever
Speaker 1: German dictionary and somehow researching the meaning and history of
Speaker 1: every single chairman Verde. It isn't as fun as listening
Speaker 1: to stories about the witches and gnomes. Who would have
Speaker 1: guessed that. So, Jacob, what has Wilhelm been doing that's
Speaker 1: getting on your nerves? Oh my god, fair to I begin.
Speaker 1: He keeps borrowing my books and closing to the door
Speaker 1: too loudly, and he's taking forever business work. You know.
Speaker 1: He holds his fingers close to me, and he keeps
Speaker 1: saying I'm not touching you. I'm not touching you, which
Speaker 1: is technically true, he is not touching me, but still
Speaker 1: it's so annoying. You know what, the maybe we should
Speaker 1: have called the right brothers. They really loved each other.
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, no, I am in this for the drama.
Speaker 1: I love my bras too in some place. That's what
Speaker 1: makes it difficult to work with him, because he's so
Speaker 1: important to me that I want everything we do together
Speaker 1: to be perfect. Oh that's so sweet. Being a brother
Speaker 1: sounds hard. Happy Brother's Day, by the way, I appreciate
Speaker 1: that you're welcome. It's not a real holiday. You know,
Speaker 1: working together is also hard for these two Italian brothers.
Speaker 1: I know, the Mario brothers. You say collect Italian folk tales.
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, they're plumbers who save a princess from
Speaker 1: a mean turtle king in a mushroom world. This sounds
Speaker 1: like a fairy tale we need for the book. You
Speaker 1: must tell it to me. Well, once upon a time
Speaker 1: there was a magical land called Nintendo, where two brothers
Speaker 1: of very heights had to work together with Mario educational value, Luigi,
Speaker 1: why don't we go to a short breaking. If we'll
Speaker 1: get to our final round, we'll find out who will
Speaker 1: be our winner. Eric, please play us some footnote music.
Speaker 1: Please mustache pages, don't wear shoes. You know Sally? Who
Speaker 1: was there? Marie Curie? You may remember me from winning
Speaker 1: multiple Nobel prizes, or perhaps from my episode of the
Speaker 1: who wast podcast where I played myself. I wanted to
Speaker 1: take a moment to read one of my favorite reviews
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Speaker 1: podcasts in the I had to write you up or
Speaker 1: wherever you get your podcasts should let's day as we're
Speaker 1: back on the Hula podcast. When we least left up,
Speaker 1: OZI had six points and Trip had seven points. Now
Speaker 1: back to your host, Ellie Kalin, Thank you be and
Speaker 1: now it's time for our final game of the game,
Speaker 1: Converge of Greatness. In this multiple choice game, we'll explore
Speaker 1: how the lives of the Wright brothers and the brothers
Speaker 1: Grim overlap are similar to each other or converge And
Speaker 1: because we're in the third round, each question is worth
Speaker 1: three enormous points. Are you ready? The first question is
Speaker 1: for oz B take it away. The brothers Grim put
Speaker 1: out multiple books, but the Wright brothers also dabbled in publishing.
Speaker 1: Their first business together was a print shop. What did
Speaker 1: they print? Was it a wanted posters for gun slingers?
Speaker 1: Be their own newspaper as well as a newspaper for Dayton,
Speaker 1: Ohio's black community. Or see the first phone book which
Speaker 1: was only one page long and said nobody has a
Speaker 1: phone yet Ya ding Nang's that's right. The answer is v.
Speaker 1: As teenagers Boordville, will were put out a weekly newspaper
Speaker 1: and a daily newspaper, and they helped their high school friends.
Speaker 1: The poet Paul Dunbar put out a paper for Dayton's
Speaker 1: black community. You know, what do you think if they
Speaker 1: had stuck with printing, we'd be flying today in paper airplanes. Wow.
Speaker 1: History's mystery. Yeah, to think of how different life would
Speaker 1: have been. Okay, the next question is for trip Flying
Speaker 1: their plane in France made the Right brothers famous, but
Speaker 1: France also had a big impact on the lives of
Speaker 1: the brothers Grimm. Was it because A They were inspired
Speaker 1: to collect fairy tales after hearing a story about a
Speaker 1: magic Beckett. B they were inspired to preserve German culture
Speaker 1: after the French army took over their village. Or see
Speaker 1: they were inspired to eat nothing but hot dogs after
Speaker 1: they first tasted frenches mustard. Uh, yes it was b.
Speaker 1: That's right. Napoleon soldiers invaded the Grimm's village of Castle
Speaker 1: in eighteen o six and they stayed there for seven years.
Speaker 1: It was a very difficult and dangerous time for the
Speaker 1: people of Castle. Luckily, the Grimms like to stay inside
Speaker 1: and read books all day, so that kept him out
Speaker 1: of trouble Mosy. This next question is for you. The
Speaker 1: brothers Grim relied on many other people to share fairy
Speaker 1: tales with them. The right brothers also couldn't have built
Speaker 1: their airplane all on their own. How did they get
Speaker 1: help from others? Did they A asked the Smithsonian and
Speaker 1: the Weather Service for advice on their experiments? Be compared
Speaker 1: notes with other inventors working on developing flying machines. See
Speaker 1: I lie, they did it all on their own with
Speaker 1: no help from anyone. Or D they did both A
Speaker 1: and B but not SID. That's right. The answer is D.
Speaker 1: They got information government offices, and they were in contact
Speaker 1: with other inventors who are also working on flying machines.
Speaker 1: They never could have invented the airplane if they tried
Speaker 1: to do it all on their own and refuse to
Speaker 1: let anybody help them. It is very hard to invent
Speaker 1: new things. And now our final question goes to Tripp.
Speaker 1: Wilbur Wright was a star student, but Orville Wright hated school. Similarly,
Speaker 1: when Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm were both professors at the
Speaker 1: University of Hanover, Vilhelm was a popular teacher, but students
Speaker 1: did not like Jacob. Why not? Was it because A
Speaker 1: he didn't let students ask questions, b he gave too
Speaker 1: much homework? Or see, whenever a student asked, can I
Speaker 1: go to the bathroom? Jacob would reply I don't know,
Speaker 1: can you and laugh at them? Hey, that's right. The
Speaker 1: answer is a Jacob refused to let his students ask
Speaker 1: questions in class. They just had to sit there and
Speaker 1: listen to him talk on and on forever, stick to
Speaker 1: the fairytale collecting business. Jacob teaching was not for you.
Speaker 1: That sound means it's the end of the game, which
Speaker 1: means it's almost the end of the show. But first,
Speaker 1: while we wait for producer Jane to finish telling the points,
Speaker 1: I've got some questions for the contestants. First, I want
Speaker 1: to ask Mr Bruno, do you let your students ask
Speaker 1: questions in class all the time? Okay, better teacher than
Speaker 1: Jacob Graham. Great history will look kindly on you for
Speaker 1: letting them ask questions. That's fantastic. Yeah, very anti Socratic
Speaker 1: method that yeah, it's him and Socrates did not see
Speaker 1: eye to eye. Also, they couldn't look at each other.
Speaker 1: They lived thousands of years apart. Now I'd like to
Speaker 1: ask you, contestants, what's something that you were surprised to
Speaker 1: learn about the Right Brothers or the brothers Grim Trip.
Speaker 1: Is there anything that jumped out at you or that
Speaker 1: really surprised yours particularly interesting to you about either of
Speaker 1: our brothers? To be honest, uh, I was very fascinated
Speaker 1: on how they could stay like six hours a day
Speaker 1: before school. I could barely study thirty minutes on these people.
Speaker 1: So you were amazed at how much they study compared
Speaker 1: to how much you can study. Yes, wow, that's fair.
Speaker 1: But maybe they're an example for you to try to
Speaker 1: live up to if you want to. Possibly, and Oz,
Speaker 1: is there anything that when you were reading about the
Speaker 1: Right Brothers or Brothers Grim that really either surprised you
Speaker 1: or that really stuck with you, something that you found
Speaker 1: really memorable? They created the airplane, That's true. That's it,
Speaker 1: To be honest. They didn't do too much else besides
Speaker 1: making and flying airplanes, but that's all you gotta do.
Speaker 1: They found the thing that was really exciting to them
Speaker 1: and they did it and nobody had ever done it before.
Speaker 1: It's quality, not quantity, Elliott, exactly. Not everyone has to
Speaker 1: be a Thomas Edison making lots of inventions. You make
Speaker 1: one invention that's big enough, people will love you and
Speaker 1: they'll buy hats that look like your hat. Mr Berno,
Speaker 1: is there anything that that really jumped out to you
Speaker 1: about either the Right Brothers or the brothers Graham. I
Speaker 1: was amazed at how they used the bicycles to help
Speaker 1: them invent their plane, and that they charged six for
Speaker 1: a bicycle way back then. Must have been a lot
Speaker 1: of money. Yeah, yeah, that'd be a great deal for
Speaker 1: a bicycle. Now, thank you so much for your answers.
Speaker 1: Now Here, it is time for the exciting conclusion of
Speaker 1: our special Mother's Day episode. It's not real. Well listen,
Speaker 1: Elliott got on board Trip. You'll get there eventually. You'll
Speaker 1: get there somewhere. I was against Brother's Day two. You'll
Speaker 1: you'll feel it. You'll get there eventually. Trip better feel
Speaker 1: it because Trip one with thirteen points, Trip is our
Speaker 1: winner today. Great job Trip, and great job Ozzie. You've
Speaker 1: both played fantastically a trip as our winner. You have
Speaker 1: ten seconds for shoutouts. Who would you like to thank?
Speaker 1: I would like to thank my family. I would like
Speaker 1: to thank my mom and my dad and essentially and
Speaker 1: my sister, and I also would like to thank my
Speaker 1: friend group. Thank you all. I'm saying thank you as
Speaker 1: a member of your friend group. Yeah, be was one
Speaker 1: of the friends that you were thanking. I assume right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I guess our winner and their library of choice where
Speaker 1: we're receiving a selection of Who Was books, and I'm
Speaker 1: going to give my own shout outs to interim Zach
Speaker 1: Jane Kennie, Eric Chris Ferry for being our Jacob Grimm
Speaker 1: and to be and a big thank you to both
Speaker 1: of our contestants. Thank you so much to you at
Speaker 1: home for listening. Next week, please come back to us,
Speaker 1: we'll be learning who Was two more amazing people from history.
Speaker 1: Until then, this is Elliott Caylin's way or the High
Speaker 1: Whalen's Way, Calin saying we're history. Goodbye. Everybody got a
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Speaker 1: and Penguin Workshop, based on the best selling Hugh h
Speaker 1: Q series published by Penguin. The show is hosted by
Speaker 1: Elliott Calin with co host Megan O'Neill as b and
Speaker 1: also starred Jane Baker as producer Jane, Eric Shackney as Eric,
Speaker 1: and Chris Ferry as Jacob Grimm. Executive producers are Richard Corson,
Speaker 1: Alex Bach, Elliott Calin, Megan O'Neil, Daniel Powell, and Houston Snyder.
Speaker 1: The executive producer for Penguin Workshop is Francesco Sedida and
Speaker 1: the executive producer for iHeart Media is Lindsay Hawkman. This
Speaker 1: show was written by Megan O'Neill, Elliott Caylin, Cannie Mobley,
Speaker 1: and Jane Baker. It was produced by Bernie Kaminski. Are
Speaker 1: talent producer is Jane Baker. The theme song and music
Speaker 1: were composed and performed by Eric Schackman, edited and mixed
Speaker 1: by Kate Moldenhower, and recorded by Joanna Samuels. Special thanks
Speaker 1: to Zach Timpson, Charlotte Dianda, Daniel Goodman, and Michael Lewis Howard,
Speaker 1: who was podcast was recorded at the iHeart Studios in
Speaker 1: Los Angeles, California. Sound services provided by Great City Hosts
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