Speaker 1: Hi, Elliott, Hi, be before we get started on today's episode,
Speaker 1: is it all right if I talk to our listeners
Speaker 1: about something? Will you be talking to them about planning
Speaker 1: a surprise party for my birthday next month? No, it's
Speaker 1: a schedule update for the show. Sure it is, um,
Speaker 1: Why don't you go ahead and speak directly to the
Speaker 1: audience and I'll listen to a bunch of our game
Speaker 1: theme songs through these large headphones, so I don't hear
Speaker 1: us say, go ahead, Be that's not necessary. I can't
Speaker 1: hear you. These are really good headphones. Okay, well, well
Speaker 1: be listens to that. I wanted to let you our
Speaker 1: listeners know that the next episode will be the last
Speaker 1: episode of season one of the Who Was Podcast. We'll
Speaker 1: be taking a break. But before we did that, me, Be, Jane, Eric,
Speaker 1: Intern Zach, and of course Geraldine wanted to give you
Speaker 1: a big thanks for making this first season of the
Speaker 1: show so fantastic. Okay, b you can take your headphones
Speaker 1: off now, Okay, cool, and don't worry. I'll still act
Speaker 1: surprise when you all show up at my villa and
Speaker 1: y'all surprise next month on my birthday. Elliott, it's three
Speaker 1: all the girlies are getting villas. Now, can we finally
Speaker 1: get to this mini episode where we don't do our
Speaker 1: normal show but instead offer a hilarious peek into another
Speaker 1: dimension of the Who Was? World? Yes? Please Eric play
Speaker 1: that theme song? Here we go, bloody, think you know
Speaker 1: about the rates from this store? The game is on.
Speaker 1: To get some energy and buckle up your brain because
Speaker 1: it's signed to play the worst podcast, Because it's time
Speaker 1: to play Who Was Who? Live from Tronam. It's who
Speaker 1: Was the podcast we're for. We're going on quizzing, a
Speaker 1: rush or just kind of you know, vibing with some
Speaker 1: very cool folks from history. I'm your answer, be ra Be.
Speaker 1: Why don't you finish your lunch before we start recording? Sorry,
Speaker 1: I can't hurry you over the taste of these delicious
Speaker 1: chicken fingers. I don't think that's how hearing works. M
Speaker 1: Those chicken fingers really hit the spot. Actually, funny you
Speaker 1: mentioned that. After binging all the episodes of season one
Speaker 1: of the Who Was podcast available wherever you get your podcasts,
Speaker 1: I've worked up quite an appetite. O m G. You've
Speaker 1: got to try these chicken fingers. They're delicious, but be
Speaker 1: they're all gone, you ate them, It's okay, we'll just
Speaker 1: go get some more. I like the sound of that.
Speaker 1: Where do we go to beak or not to beak?
Speaker 1: To beak or not to beak? It's beloved and off,
Speaker 1: quoted British playwright William Shakespeare's chicken finger restaurant. You mean
Speaker 1: to tell me. Throughout the entire season, every time one
Speaker 1: of our famous historical friends was getting chicken fingers with
Speaker 1: Shakespeare it was at his restaurant. Trust me, I was
Speaker 1: as shocked as you are. Literally never mentioned in the
Speaker 1: Who Was? Books? Well, I gotta check it out now.
Speaker 1: Well before we go, let me show you the commercial.
Speaker 1: Fair enough, let's see it. Good morrow tis i acclaimed
Speaker 1: playwright William Shakespeare. People are always asking me two things. One, William,
Speaker 1: where didst thou get a camera? Too? William? What is
Speaker 1: thy heart's greatest passion besides playwriting? Well? One, do you
Speaker 1: want to eat chicken fingers or do you want to
Speaker 1: ask questions? Because Two? I have always loved the art
Speaker 1: of making and sharing chicken fingers with all of my
Speaker 1: historical friends, which is why I have opened my new restaurant.
Speaker 1: To beak or not to beak? Hi, there's the rub
Speaker 1: of twenty ebs and spices. But what really makes T
Speaker 1: B O and TV stand out is our dipping sauces.
Speaker 1: Here are just a few Julius Sees addressing Midsummer Night's
Speaker 1: creamy ranch, Terry Hocki of the show Mustard of venice,
Speaker 1: spicy buff Othello mac barbecue, catch up, lea tomato, and
Speaker 1: Juliet King Sea as you zu like it and relish,
Speaker 1: relish stop talking during the commercial, So come on down
Speaker 1: to to beaco not to beak, thou won't regret it.
Speaker 1: On Freeway nine, just pass radio shack RSPs written by
Speaker 1: Shakespeare's by delegations. Chicken may or may not contain beaks. Wait,
Speaker 1: don't pause. The AutoPlay feature of the next video looks
Speaker 1: like Shakespeare eating chicken fingers with Harry Houdini. Oh Dick,
Speaker 1: we gotta check that out. It's yield hot ones. The
Speaker 1: show with hot questions and even hotter chicken I acclaimed
Speaker 1: playwright William Shakespeare sit down with other historical figures of
Speaker 1: trays of chicken from My Dining Chicken establishment to beak
Speaker 1: or not to beak? Quick plug and the dipping sauces
Speaker 1: get progressively hotter and hotter. We are in for quite
Speaker 1: a ride. Who would have thought that Shakespeare's talents also
Speaker 1: included producing short form web series. I don't know, because
Speaker 1: this definitely wasn't in the who was books? Truly a
Speaker 1: renaissance man. Joining me today is magician and escape artist
Speaker 1: Harry Houdini. Thank you, thank you, Hold your applause. It's
Speaker 1: an honor to be here now, Harry. Before we dive in,
Speaker 1: doest thou think it that fine stomach can handle these sauces?
Speaker 1: Trust me, William, as long as you don't punch me
Speaker 1: in the stomach. Seeing as that's how I died in
Speaker 1: real life, I'm sure I can handle these wings. Who
Speaker 1: what a morbid sense of humor. Let's dig in bowl, napatit.
Speaker 1: H uh huh, Okay, Wow, that's already pretty hot. Who
Speaker 1: I'm sweating more than I did from my belly of
Speaker 1: a whale trick, or I had to escape from the
Speaker 1: belly of a whale. Speaking of your tricks, Harry, tell
Speaker 1: us about that famous metamorphosis trick you would perform with
Speaker 1: your wife Bess. Ha ha ha ha. Nice try, Shakespeare,
Speaker 1: But a magician never reveals his secrets. Whoa, oh, that's spicy. Jeez,
Speaker 1: how many of these chicken fingers do I gotta finish?
Speaker 1: They all need to disappear from your plate. Disappear. That
Speaker 1: gives me an idea, a braabra the chicken fingers, They're gone.
Speaker 1: Or check behind your ear, Willie shakes. Oh my, the
Speaker 1: entire tray of chicken is behind my ear. Witchcraft, actually
Speaker 1: at Stagecraft. I'm bored. Let's check out another episode. Okay, okay,
Speaker 1: how about this one. Amelia Earhart's in it? Oh mg, yes,
Speaker 1: that's Orge when the wings get spice. Dear, oh boy Shakespeare.
Speaker 1: I see a Dalton Sonnets and Scotch Bonnets, which is
Speaker 1: a very fiery pepper. For those who don't know, Dost
Speaker 1: thou needed some Shakespeare brand two milk of human kindness
Speaker 1: to tame the spice. Not yet another hot enough for you,
Speaker 1: Aretha Franklin and another Genghis Khan, the fiercest warrior the
Speaker 1: world has ever known, has just taken a bite with
Speaker 1: our hottest sauce sweat to do about nothing. What say you?
Speaker 1: Good show ye old hot ones with William Shakespeare, brought
Speaker 1: to you by to beak or not to beak of
Speaker 1: Highway nine next to the Radio Shack, may I may
Speaker 1: not contain beats. Wow, Genghis Khan wet those wings now
Speaker 1: seems irresponsible and dangerous. Let's take your car mind set
Speaker 1: of coold. You always say that because it always is
Speaker 1: Grab your coat, Geraldine. We're getting lunch and that's our
Speaker 1: show for today. I'm gonna give a shout out to
Speaker 1: intern Zach Jane, Eric b and our amazing cast which
Speaker 1: includes Devin Coleman, Megan O'Neill, Adam protect Her Sandia Route,
Speaker 1: Eric Shack, Zach Timpson, and a big thank you to
Speaker 1: you for listening. Next week we'll find out about two
Speaker 1: more amazing people from the past. Until then, this is
Speaker 1: Elliott's smallest screen star Klin saying we're history. Good Bye, everybody,
Speaker 1: Thank you podcast, because it's time