Speaker 1: Heyby, why are all the lights off in the studio? Elliott,
Speaker 1: don't walk in here if you're barefoot. I'm never barefoot.
Speaker 1: I'm always in either my waking Oxford's or my sleeping Oxford's.
Speaker 1: What's going on? Okay? Well? I recreated one of martial
Speaker 1: arts master and film star Bruce Lee's most famous stunts
Speaker 1: of kicking out a ceiling lamp, which is rad. But
Speaker 1: I kicked out our ceiling lamp and it's a dark
Speaker 1: in the studio and there's glass everywhere. Never fear for I,
Speaker 1: Much like our other famous figure for today, American Red
Speaker 1: Cross founder Clara Barton, am always prepared to help should
Speaker 1: a disaster arise. I have an emergency head lamp with
Speaker 1: me at all times. Really always prepared. Huh. Well what
Speaker 1: if I break this table emergency tape okay? Or I
Speaker 1: unplugged the recording equipment emergency generator, or I punch a
Speaker 1: hole in the emergency magic high poster held up with
Speaker 1: the emergency tape to cover the whole, or I, oh, hey,
Speaker 1: it's a dolphin, Eric quick, Well, he's too distracted to
Speaker 1: tear the studio apart. Please play the theme song here go?
Speaker 1: What do you think you know about the room. The
Speaker 1: game is on. Get some man a Jane. Buckle up
Speaker 1: your brain because it's sign to play the Whos podcast?
Speaker 1: Because it's stund to play Who Live from Tom Gland
Speaker 1: or so called so called Los Angeles. Welcome to Who Was?
Speaker 1: The history quiz show that gives contestants the chance to
Speaker 1: win lego brises and podcast. Laurie, I'm be your announcer,
Speaker 1: who's got five months? And here's your host, the man
Speaker 1: who is three kids in a trench coat posing as
Speaker 1: an adult. It's Ellie Kylin. Thank you be everybody. Please
Speaker 1: do not give away my secret. I'm trying to hide
Speaker 1: the fact that I am three children in the trench coat.
Speaker 1: And welcome everyone to the Who Was? Podcast. This show
Speaker 1: is like Jeopardy, only with surprise, best silly games, and
Speaker 1: bigger stunts. Our contestants were sent who Was books about
Speaker 1: two great figures from history. Now they're here to show
Speaker 1: off their knowledge and the hopes of winning fantastic prizes, prizes, prizes.
Speaker 1: Today we're talking about Bruce Lee and Clara Barton, two
Speaker 1: people who found themselves on opposite sides of a battle,
Speaker 1: not with each other but in general. But before we
Speaker 1: get to them. Let's get to know our contestants, all right.
Speaker 1: First up, we have Ava, Ava. Please introduce yourself. I
Speaker 1: am Ava and I am Ten. I enjoy um sketching
Speaker 1: and I like to read a lot of books. And
Speaker 1: my favorite TV show is definitely the Who Worship. That's
Speaker 1: so excited to hear. What was your favorite episode of
Speaker 1: the Who Was? TV? Show? I like the one about
Speaker 1: Queen Elizabeth and Albert Einstein. Those are pretty funny. Oh nice, Well,
Speaker 1: that is so exciting, Um that your favorite shows who Was? TV? Show?
Speaker 1: And now here you are of Who Was? A podcast?
Speaker 1: Speaking as one of the people who wrote Who Was? TV? Show?
Speaker 1: You're right, it's a great show. Thank you very much
Speaker 1: for watching it. That's right, all right, And up next
Speaker 1: we have Natalie. Natalie please introduce yourself. Hi, Natalie, and
Speaker 1: I intend and I enjoy sewing. Um, Natalie, are you
Speaker 1: working on something right now? Is there a sewing project
Speaker 1: you're working on? Yeah? Actually right now I'm in the
Speaker 1: middle of like taking old drifted clothing and turning it
Speaker 1: into something new. Oh my gosh, do you have like
Speaker 1: an example of that? Like the thing that's coming from
Speaker 1: my mind is like when people take a bunch of
Speaker 1: ties and make them into a skirt. Where people take
Speaker 1: pants and make them into smaller pants. Well, one of
Speaker 1: my one of the things I've done is taking like
Speaker 1: some oversized T shirts and taking clothing that I have
Speaker 1: that I kind of like the shape up and putting
Speaker 1: it on top of the fabric and sewing it together
Speaker 1: to re create that except for the different sewing with
Speaker 1: the different fabric. Comic. Oh cool, that's fantastic, so cool. Well,
Speaker 1: thank you both so much for sharing. I had a
Speaker 1: project like that once where I wanted to turn a
Speaker 1: hat into a bathing suit and it didn't work. So
Speaker 1: I admire that you seem to know a lot more
Speaker 1: about sewing than I do. Thank you both of you,
Speaker 1: Ava and Atlie Thinks so much for being with us today.
Speaker 1: And thank you to Eric, our musician, for providing that
Speaker 1: lovely Meet the Contestants music and all the music on
Speaker 1: the show today today's episode. You guessed it. It's another
Speaker 1: special matchup because Ava and Natalie have the same teacher.
Speaker 1: Mr Bruno, that's right. It's a classmate battle to the end.
Speaker 1: It's just a classmate battle to the end of the battle.
Speaker 1: Mr Bruno, do you have any words of encouragement for
Speaker 1: these two shining stars. They're great girls. I know that
Speaker 1: they're going to do a great job today. They're really,
Speaker 1: really fantastic kids. I love. Oh that's the great, very sweet.
Speaker 1: So that's who is. Now let's find out who was
Speaker 1: Clara Barton with four fast facts fast Clara Barton lived
Speaker 1: from you one to Her nickname was the Angel of
Speaker 1: the Battlefield after her field hospital work in the Civil War.
Speaker 1: She was a teacher and an advocate for public school.
Speaker 1: She brought the Red Cross to America. Has Now we
Speaker 1: simply must get on to our first game. It's called
Speaker 1: hashtag history. Hashtag history, hashtag history, hashtag hashtag. In this
Speaker 1: multiple choice game, we will read to a comment and
Speaker 1: a hashtag Clara Barton would have used during her life
Speaker 1: if there was social media at the time. There wasn't, unfortunately,
Speaker 1: but if there was, this is what she would have said,
Speaker 1: and you will choose the best answer to tell us
Speaker 1: what she was hash in about. And because this is
Speaker 1: the first game, each question is worth one point. So
Speaker 1: the first question is for Eva, I wanted to go viral,
Speaker 1: but this is ridiculous hashtag smallpox, big problems. Is this
Speaker 1: hashtag about a a young Clara helping the children in
Speaker 1: her town through a smallpox outbreak. B Clara being told
Speaker 1: the Red Cross was a virus to democracy. Or see
Speaker 1: Clara's band compromised a petite women called smallpox, reaching number
Speaker 1: one with their hit healing time. The best answer to
Speaker 1: me would probably be A, that's right. The answer is
Speaker 1: a young Clara, fresh off nursing for brother after a
Speaker 1: bad fall, helped take care of the children of her
Speaker 1: town during a smallpox outbreak. She was only about thirteen
Speaker 1: at the time, but already showing signs of courage and ingenuity,
Speaker 1: as she would display throughout her life. The next question
Speaker 1: is for Natalie attention at school House One. Your arithmetic
Speaker 1: is all wrong. Six hundred dollars divided by two fifty
Speaker 1: dollars equals I quit hashtag square root of unfair hashtag
Speaker 1: wage battle. Now was Clara talking of out a her
Speaker 1: tuition fees for the college she went too being too high?
Speaker 1: B Wage inequality at the schoolhouse she established. Or see
Speaker 1: her father telling her battle stories from his military days.
Speaker 1: I think the answer is B. You got it right.
Speaker 1: The answer is being Clara created Schoolhouse one, a free
Speaker 1: school in Boardentown, New Jersey. It was a huge success,
Speaker 1: but the board hired a male principle and paid him
Speaker 1: over twice what they offered Clara. She was so disheartened
Speaker 1: she quit, but the incident didn't deter her from helping others. Okay,
Speaker 1: the next question is for Eva, take it away, b
Speaker 1: it's time to sway President Hayes, my way. Let's not
Speaker 1: be neutral about helping people. Hashtag Swissmas, hashtag say yeah
Speaker 1: to Geneva? Was she talking about a asking President Hayes
Speaker 1: to legalize chocolate in America, be trying to get the
Speaker 1: US to convert to the metric system, or c getting
Speaker 1: the US to join the first Geneva Convention? That's right.
Speaker 1: The answer is seeing. It took Clara over a decade
Speaker 1: and three presidents in office until the United States finally
Speaker 1: joined the Geneva Convention, a set of humanitarian rules that
Speaker 1: tells countries that war how to treat captured soldiers and
Speaker 1: enemy civilians, and pledged to establish the American Red Cross
Speaker 1: for disaster relief. Good answer. The next question is for Natalie,
Speaker 1: who can put a price on helping those in need?
Speaker 1: Money doesn't make a difference. Clara Barton makes a difference.
Speaker 1: Hashtag budget without boarders, hashtag fallen angel. Was Clara talking
Speaker 1: about a her critics saying she mismanaged money at the
Speaker 1: Red Cross b inflation during the Russian Famine of or
Speaker 1: see the expensive gifts and jewelry heads of state gave her.
Speaker 1: I think the best answer is probably a. You're right.
Speaker 1: The answer is A. Clara was criticized for running the
Speaker 1: Red Cross with an iron rule. It was accused of
Speaker 1: stealing funds. Many people encouraged her to give up her position,
Speaker 1: but she didn't resign until nineteen o four after a
Speaker 1: Senate investigation found her come fleetely innocent. That wasn't the
Speaker 1: end of Clara's career, but unfortunately it is the end
Speaker 1: of this game. Hashtag hashtag thank you both. That was
Speaker 1: a great round that you just played. Incredible. Okay, we're
Speaker 1: going to have producer Jane tally up the scores and
Speaker 1: then we'll reveal them to the world right after this
Speaker 1: short break, Eric, can you play us some first aid
Speaker 1: music please? What they're out overnight? Welcome back to the
Speaker 1: Who Was Podcast, where today we're finding out who was
Speaker 1: Clara Martin and who was Bruce Lee? And now back
Speaker 1: to your host, Elliott Halin. Thank you be. We just
Speaker 1: got through an exciting game of hashtag history between our
Speaker 1: competitors Eva and Natalie. Producer Jane. Can you hashtag tell
Speaker 1: us the scores? Sure, Ken Elliott, It's all tied up
Speaker 1: at two fantastic. It's a real close game, the closest
Speaker 1: a game can get. Everyone has the same score. Let's
Speaker 1: keep the show going as we find out who was
Speaker 1: Bruce Lee with four fast facts pas Born in San
Speaker 1: Francisco in nineteen forty. He split his time between the
Speaker 1: US and Hong Kong until his death in nine His
Speaker 1: given name is Lee John Fan. Bruce Lee made martial
Speaker 1: arts popular in the US. His fastest punches clocked in
Speaker 1: at a hundred and eighteen miles brour. That's even faster
Speaker 1: than these facts. Bruce Lee was also known as the
Speaker 1: Dragon because he was born in the year of the
Speaker 1: Dragon and also the time of the dragon between six
Speaker 1: am and eight am. Oh, that's the time of my
Speaker 1: dragon breath every morning. And I'm glad you don't show
Speaker 1: up to work until afternoon most days, most days, most days.
Speaker 1: But I think the Dragon is such a great nickname,
Speaker 1: and I know I wish I want people to I
Speaker 1: want people to call me that. I'm wondering for our intestines.
Speaker 1: Have any cool nicknames? Natalie? Do you have a nickname
Speaker 1: that anyone calls you? No, not really. I mean sometimes
Speaker 1: my friends will call me Nat, but that's not really cool.
Speaker 1: I think it's pretty cool. It's pretty cool. Yeah, and okay,
Speaker 1: Av Then what do you have a nickname? Yes? Oh,
Speaker 1: here we go. You know it's gonna be good when
Speaker 1: they start laughing before before an answer. Well, I was baby,
Speaker 1: I was called chunky monkey, and then now I'm just monkey.
Speaker 1: Why all right? Those are both amazing nicknames. Elliott, did
Speaker 1: you ever have a nickname? The closest I ever had
Speaker 1: to a nickname was when I would correct people and
Speaker 1: how to spell my first name, which is spelled with
Speaker 1: two teas, so people would call me two teas, which
Speaker 1: is not an amazing nickname. It's just a spelling I
Speaker 1: did well more than it's more than I should, but
Speaker 1: it's because of my diet. And what about you, be,
Speaker 1: I mean, what what you must have an amazing nickname? Yes,
Speaker 1: some people call me B, which is well, you know,
Speaker 1: B is a nickname for Beatrice. So I'm just always
Speaker 1: out here with my nicknames. I thought you were saying
Speaker 1: that BE the letter was what people called you as
Speaker 1: a nickname for be the name. Yes, it's shorter, but
Speaker 1: still the sounds the same. That's true. And I can
Speaker 1: tell the difference. I know when someone is calling me B, B,
Speaker 1: E A or B just the letter B, or if
Speaker 1: they're really if they're really throwing everybody for a lope
Speaker 1: and call me like the insect B. Yeah, b E.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, that's there's a lot of meanings to that
Speaker 1: that word slash letter. Okay, enough about nicknames. I contain
Speaker 1: multitude ease, yeah, multitudes. Okay, enough about nicknames, enough about tuting.
Speaker 1: Let's get on and know more about Bruce. Let's get
Speaker 1: to know more about Bruce Lee in this next game
Speaker 1: lists of fury. So this is gonna be a timed
Speaker 1: game for this time game, b will run through a
Speaker 1: list of statements about Bruce Lee. If the statements are true,
Speaker 1: you will say Cato, which is the name of Bruce
Speaker 1: his character from the Green Hornet TV show. If they're false,
Speaker 1: you'll say no way, like Bruce Lee is fighting technique
Speaker 1: the way of no Way. And if you don't know
Speaker 1: the answer, say pass like if you were Bruce Lee
Speaker 1: and you wanted to catch up, but it was on
Speaker 1: the other end of the table, and you'd say, please
Speaker 1: pass me the catchup. That's how Bruce Lee would say that.
Speaker 1: So if it's true, say kato. If it's not true,
Speaker 1: saying no way, and if it's you don't know, say pass.
Speaker 1: We're gonna see how many answers you can get in
Speaker 1: thirty seconds. And because this is the second game, each
Speaker 1: question is worth two points, So producer Jane is going
Speaker 1: to keep score and Elliott will time you. Elliott tell
Speaker 1: us when you are ready, okay, and begin. Bruce's other
Speaker 1: nickname was never sits still Pakato. Bruce's dad's name was
Speaker 1: Big Bruce Pass. Bruce was the Cha Chaw champion of
Speaker 1: Hong Kong Kato. Bruce's first movie role came when he
Speaker 1: was just a baby. Pass. Bruce Lee is the brother
Speaker 1: of directors Bikely No way, Okay, and that's thirty seconds.
Speaker 1: All right, excellent job, all right, Elliott, tell us window
Speaker 1: and let us begin. Bruce Lee invented the sport of
Speaker 1: train surfing. Past his famous one inch punch knocked a
Speaker 1: man back sixt Kato. Bruce could do push ups with
Speaker 1: his nose past he was allergic to shirts. No way,
Speaker 1: great job both of you. Excellent work both of you.
Speaker 1: Those were some fast lists and you listed very fastly,
Speaker 1: and you remember just what you were supposed to say
Speaker 1: for true or false, which I know I would have forgotten. There,
Speaker 1: that was it. Let's high kick jump over to Jane
Speaker 1: producer Jane with the scores Madealie is in the lead
Speaker 1: with eight while Eva has six. Okay, this is so exciting.
Speaker 1: This game is so incredible. I can hardly contain myself.
Speaker 1: You see him pretty on edge. I'm fine, Okay, you
Speaker 1: know what, I might need to take some deep breaths
Speaker 1: and center myself. Do you mind if I put in
Speaker 1: a meditation tape? Could you do it later? We have
Speaker 1: a showed a great so much for understanding. Hello. It
Speaker 1: is me film star, martial arts champion Total Cuilty and
Speaker 1: lifelong meditator Bruce Lee. I'm using a s m R,
Speaker 1: that thing where your scalp goes all tingly from listening
Speaker 1: to sounds. Personally, I don't get it, but yucking, someone's young.
Speaker 1: It's not very zen. Anyway, In this meditation, I will
Speaker 1: use a s m R to deepen your relaxation so
Speaker 1: you can achieve the highest levels of enlightenment. Maybe then
Speaker 1: you will come up with profound thoughts like in the
Speaker 1: middle of chaos lies opportunity or real living is living
Speaker 1: for others. Or my name is Bruce Lee. Wow, who
Speaker 1: came up with those super deep thoughts? Oh yeah, it
Speaker 1: was me, Bruce Lee. I did. But enough of my
Speaker 1: letter musings. Let's get to meditating. Get in a comfortable position,
Speaker 1: totally relaxed, with no distractions. Take a deep breath and
Speaker 1: listen closely. You are in an ice factory like in
Speaker 1: my film The Big Boss. A whole bunch of bad
Speaker 1: guys approach and let the sound of the one inch
Speaker 1: punch wash show over you. Total relaxation. Now, picture yourself
Speaker 1: in the hall of mirrors like in that movie. Enter
Speaker 1: the dragon that I was in, see your own image
Speaker 1: reflected back at you, and smash it. Mirrors are only
Speaker 1: useful when they are broken. This is a pure one
Speaker 1: hondo p maximum chill, inspired by my mantra of be
Speaker 1: like water. Here are some water sounds. Think of the
Speaker 1: way water flows down from the sky or over rocks,
Speaker 1: or into the big glass of water I drank before
Speaker 1: I started recording this. Actually, have some coffee too. We
Speaker 1: choose also made of water. Oh boy, that's a lot
Speaker 1: of water that I drank and water is super watery. Right,
Speaker 1: it's like mostly water. It looks like I'm going to
Speaker 1: have to cut this shot to enter the bathroom. Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm back, I'm centered, and I'm ready to get to
Speaker 1: our last game. I am too. But before we do that,
Speaker 1: we have to take a break. We'll be right back
Speaker 1: very soon. Eric, play us some chat chat Champion music.
Speaker 1: Please one to chat Champion Sally. Who was Marie Curie?
Speaker 1: You may remember me from winning multiple Nobel prizes or
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Speaker 1: I played myself. I wanted to take a moment to
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Speaker 1: should I stay ABIENO. Welcome back to the Who Was Podcast.
Speaker 1: Today we're discussing who was Clara Barton and who was
Speaker 1: Bruce Lee When we last left up, Eva had six
Speaker 1: points and Natalie had eight points. And now back to
Speaker 1: your host, Elliott Caitlin, thank you be and with not
Speaker 1: a moment to lose, let's get right into our next
Speaker 1: and final game, Converge of Greatness. In this multiple choice game,
Speaker 1: we'll explore how our famous people connect, overlap or converge,
Speaker 1: choose the best answer for each question be asked. And
Speaker 1: because this is our third game, each question is worth
Speaker 1: three points, so this is still anyone's game. Ava Europe. First,
Speaker 1: Clara Barton took many things away from her visits to Switzerland,
Speaker 1: and Bruce took away the number one box office slot
Speaker 1: in Asia with his first film, The Big Boss. From
Speaker 1: this movie which ends in Switzerland. What was the name
Speaker 1: of that movie? Was it A Ingmar Bergman's Wild Strawberries,
Speaker 1: B Swiss Army Man or see the Sound of Music.
Speaker 1: I think it's B. I'm so sorry. The answer is
Speaker 1: ce The Big Boss shattered box office records and the
Speaker 1: Sound of Music, which up until then was the number
Speaker 1: one film in Asia, had to say so long, farewell
Speaker 1: all vet us in goodbye to the top slot. Okay,
Speaker 1: Our next question goes to Natalie. Both Bruce Lee and
Speaker 1: Clara Barton challenged the roles society built for them. Bruce
Speaker 1: refused to take any part that showed Asian Americans in
Speaker 1: demeaning roles, and Clara challenged this belief in her time.
Speaker 1: Was it A that women shouldn't be on the battlefield?
Speaker 1: B that working at the patent office was boring? Or
Speaker 1: see that only married women could ride horses? A, that's right.
Speaker 1: The answer is A. Many military leaders refused to let
Speaker 1: Clara and other women work as nurses on the battlefield,
Speaker 1: and nursing at the time was traditionally seen as a
Speaker 1: man's job until Clara's work helped to change that mistaken belief.
Speaker 1: Okay Eva, this next question is for you taken away
Speaker 1: b Both Clara and Bruce were authors. While Bruce's books
Speaker 1: included fun titles like Striking Thoughts and Bruce Lee Artist
Speaker 1: of Life, one of Clara's book titles was less exciting
Speaker 1: but still very impactful. Was the name of that book?
Speaker 1: A fifty one Practical uses for Gauze b Patent Pending
Speaker 1: The Life and Times of a Lady Patent Clerk or
Speaker 1: see the Red Cross of the Geneva Convention. What it is? Oh?
Speaker 1: Probably see? That's right. The answer is seeing. While the
Speaker 1: title feels like kind of a first draft, this book
Speaker 1: helped convince the public that neutral relief aid and bringing
Speaker 1: the Red Cross to America was a good idea. Although
Speaker 1: I like to think you can jazz up the title
Speaker 1: a little bit by saying it this way, The Red
Speaker 1: Cross of the Geneva Convention. What it is? Okay? The
Speaker 1: next question goes to Natalie. Clara and Bruce went through
Speaker 1: big personality changes in their lives. Clara was so shy
Speaker 1: her mother consulted doctors for a cure. And you may
Speaker 1: be surprised to learn this about a young Bruce Lee.
Speaker 1: Was it A he ran the street gang named the Tigers,
Speaker 1: b he suffered from polio and was often bedridden. Or
Speaker 1: see he was total enemies with his bully in class,
Speaker 1: Kareem abdul Jabbar. A. That's right. The answer is a.
Speaker 1: As a youngster, Bruce was caught up with the wrong
Speaker 1: crowd and his family sent him back to the United
Speaker 1: States as a teenager to keep him out of trouble.
Speaker 1: And Kareem abdul Jabar and Blues weren't in the same
Speaker 1: class as kids, but they were in the same class
Speaker 1: of people because they're both amazing athletes and actors and
Speaker 1: they were real life friends. Look, we love you, we
Speaker 1: think you're great. Come on the show and that's the
Speaker 1: end of the gay Oh that was fantastic. And while
Speaker 1: we wait for Jane to tell you the final points
Speaker 1: and wait for Kareem Abdul Jabbar too, I guess right
Speaker 1: in and tell us that he'd love to be on
Speaker 1: the show. I'd love to hear from our contestants. Uh,
Speaker 1: what is something that you were surprised to learn about
Speaker 1: Bruce Lee or Clara Barton? Natalie? Was there something that
Speaker 1: kind of surprised you or jumped out at you that
Speaker 1: that you found really memorable about either one of our figures. Well,
Speaker 1: I thought, it's kind of surprising how Clara Parton would
Speaker 1: be able to teach yourself how to take care of
Speaker 1: somebody and help get them back to good health in
Speaker 1: just two years when college takes four years in order
Speaker 1: to learn that. Yeah, that's true. Yeah, she she's really
Speaker 1: a self taught nurse back in the back in the day. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's really amazing. How if you put your mind to
Speaker 1: learning something, you can learn it fast if you're excited
Speaker 1: about learning, or if you just worked really hard. And
Speaker 1: I think she worked super super hard to learn everything
Speaker 1: that she knew. Eva. Is there anything about Bruce Lee
Speaker 1: or Clara Barton that really jumped out at you? And
Speaker 1: I don't mean like Bruce Lee would jump out of you. Yeah,
Speaker 1: because he would jump out and go, but you know
Speaker 1: information that jumped out of you. Um, I'm glad of that.
Speaker 1: It was also really cool that Bruce Lee started off
Speaker 1: as a kid and you like gott and then when
Speaker 1: he grew older, he became a lot I know, I wish,
Speaker 1: I wish everybody like listening at home right now could
Speaker 1: see what you're doing, because I know exactly what you mean,
Speaker 1: but it's more of a visual thing. That he just
Speaker 1: became like very focused and was able to use his
Speaker 1: talent to like build a career for himself. It shows
Speaker 1: you that there's sometimes there's something that you're excited about
Speaker 1: doing as a kid, we're really good at doing as
Speaker 1: a kid, that you can make what you do for
Speaker 1: your whole life. And Bruce Lee was able to do it,
Speaker 1: and a lot of people are able to do it
Speaker 1: if you focus on it. Yeah, you have the discipline
Speaker 1: and you work hard, and if you listen to your
Speaker 1: teachers like Mr Bruno, unless you're like Clara Barton and
Speaker 1: you don't need a teacher like Mr Bruno. Mr Bruno,
Speaker 1: what about you? Do you think it's better for kids
Speaker 1: to listen to their teachers. I didn't hear that. That's
Speaker 1: the second time Mr Bruno has pleaded the fifth in
Speaker 1: his recordings with the Yeah, there's a lot. There's a
Speaker 1: lot that Mr Bruno's being very tactful about, which I
Speaker 1: really appreciate, which which makes him a great teacher. Yeah,
Speaker 1: thank you so much, everybody. Now we're here, it's the
Speaker 1: big moment. Jane, will you please announce our winner? I
Speaker 1: sure will. We have a winner of Natalie with fourteen points. Amazing.
Speaker 1: Congratulations Natalie, Ava, you played a fan plastic game. Natalie,
Speaker 1: you as the winner, have ten seconds now to give
Speaker 1: your shout outs. Who would you like to thank for
Speaker 1: your success today? Myself? Only yourself and nobody else. Love
Speaker 1: it to two seconds of shoutouts, eight seconds to bask
Speaker 1: in that glory. She did it right. That's the way
Speaker 1: to do it. Our winner and their library of choice,
Speaker 1: where we're receiving a selection of Who Was Books And
Speaker 1: I'm going to give a shout out to myself, I guess,
Speaker 1: but also to intern z Act, Jane, Eric Kinnie, Woody
Speaker 1: Food for being our Bruce Lee and to be of course,
Speaker 1: and a big thank you to both of our contestants,
Speaker 1: Eva Natalie, you played a great game. Thank you so
Speaker 1: much for being with us, and thank you at home
Speaker 1: or wherever you are for listening to this. That's right,
Speaker 1: I'm talking to you the listener. Next week, please come
Speaker 1: back and listen to us again. We're gonna find out
Speaker 1: about two more fantastic figures from history. Until then, this
Speaker 1: is Elliott Angel of the Battlefield Caleb saying we are history. Goodbye.
Speaker 1: Everybody got a question for any of our famous figures,
Speaker 1: send us a voice emo at the who Was Podcast
Speaker 1: at gmail dot com. It might just end up on
Speaker 1: the show. Who Was Podcast is produced by Radio Point,
Speaker 1: I Heart Media and Penguin Workshop, based on the best
Speaker 1: selling who h Q series published by Penguin. This show
Speaker 1: was hosted by Elliott Calin with co host Megan O'Neill
Speaker 1: as b It also starred Jane Baker as Producer, Jane,
Speaker 1: Eric Shackney as Eric, and Woody Foo as Bruce Lee.
Speaker 1: The executive producers are Richard Corson, Alex Bach, Elliott Caylin,
Speaker 1: Megan O'Neil, Daniel Powell, and Houston Snyder. Executive producer for
Speaker 1: Penguin Workshop is Francesco Sadita and executive producer for I
Speaker 1: Heart Media is Lindsay Hoffman. This show was written by
Speaker 1: Megan O'Neill, Elliott Kaylan, Kennice Mobley, and Jane Baker, and
Speaker 1: it was produced by Bernie Kaminski. Our talent producer is
Speaker 1: Jane Baker. The theme song and the music were composed
Speaker 1: and performed by Eric Shackney. Our show was edited and
Speaker 1: mixed by Breematan, recorded by Joanna Samuels. Special thanks to
Speaker 1: Zach Timpson, Charlotte DeAnda, Daniel Goodman, and Michael Lewis Howard.
Speaker 1: The HUAS podcast was recorded at the Ipart Studios in
Speaker 1: Los Angeles, California. Sound services provided by a Great City
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