Wonderfully Illinformed

By: Ben Mark Thomas
  • Summary

  • Join your hosts Ben, Mark and Tom for a podcast where 3 childhood friends reconnect under the watchful eye of their AI Producer.

    Each week, the guys meet up and throw a selection of weird and wonderful stories from various (possibly questionable) sources into their AI Producer's lap. She then provides the headlines at random for them to discuss, and probably diverge from almost immediately.

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Episodes
  • #13 Taste The Parasitic Insects - T17.1 - Venom
    Oct 25 2024

    Summary

    In this episode of Wonderfully Ill-Informed, we engage in discussions about rude animals, the surprising origins of food dyes, and a long-running scientific experiment. We also play a mash up famous movie quotes game.

    Keywords
    podcast, humor, animals, food, science, trivia, movie quotes, entertainment

    Takeaways

    • Humans can be the rudest animals by not cleaning up after pets.
    • Cochineal Extract, a food dye, comes from crushed insects.
    • The Pitch Drop Experiment has been ongoing for over 90 years.
    • Food safety regulations differ significantly between the US and Europe.
    • The acceptable percentage of feces in food is not zero.
    • Movie quotes can be humorously mashed up for entertainment.
    • The longest drip experiment proves pitch is a liquid, not a solid.

    Mentioned Links

    Crushed Insects
    Nose Lego
    Peas
    Longest Drip

    Thanks for listening

    Do you want to become more Wonderfully Illinformed than ever before?

    Join our community by following this link to our Discord server.

    Keep up with updates, clips from the cutting-room floor and other behind-the-scenes fun by following our Instagram.

    Please review and subscribe to the podcast wherever you're listening, it really does help us grow and reach more people! If you fancy sharing the podcast to spread our nonsense worldwide we'd also really appreciate that!

    Thanks again
    Ben, Mark, Tom and "The Nameless Wonder" (AI Co-Host)

    Credits

    Mixed by: Strike Productions
    Edited by: Ben
    Music by: Tom
    Scripting by: Mark
    Logo by: Holly
    Website

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    40 mins
  • #12 Win Build of Seeing Things - A Nice Hunky Man - [Placeholder Text. Insert Advert Here]
    Oct 18 2024

    Summary

    In this episode of Wonderfully Ill-Informed, we engage in a lively discussion that spans various topics, including Tom's winning Euro Millions lottery ticket, personal music preferences, the implications of AI in sound reconstruction, and the ethical considerations surrounding digital privacy. We also delve into the cultural significance of the Statue of David and play a nostalgic game centred around TV shows we used to watch as children.

    Keywords

    podcast, AI, music, EuroMillions, digital privacy, nostalgia, sound reconstruction, Statue of David, technology, ethical discussions, cartoons.

    Takeaways

    • Tom 100% has definitely won the euro millions.
    • Choosing one song for life is hard.
    • AI technology is advancing in sound reconstruction, raising ethical questions.
    • The concept of visualizing dreams through AI is both fascinating and concerning.
    • The Statue of David's height surprises many, highlighting cultural perceptions of art.
    • Digital tracking by smartphones raises privacy concerns among users.


    Mentioned Links

    Sound Reconstruction
    Dream Images
    David
    Tallest In The World
    People Are Sheep

    Thanks for listening

    Do you want to become more Wonderfully Illinformed than ever before?

    Join our community by following this link to our Discord server.

    Keep up with updates, clips from the cutting-room floor and other behind-the-scenes fun by following our Instagram.

    Please review and subscribe to the podcast wherever you're listening, it really does help us grow and reach more people! If you fancy sharing the podcast to spread our nonsense worldwide we'd also really appreciate that!

    Thanks again
    Ben, Mark, Tom and "The Nameless Wonder" (AI Co-Host)

    Credits

    Mixed by: Strike Productions
    Edited by: Ben
    Music by: Tom
    Scripting by: Mark
    Logo by: Holly
    Website

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    42 mins
  • #11 Now We Know - Did You Know 2: Electric Boogaloo - Upsetting A Vegetarian
    Oct 11 2024

    Summary

    In this episode of Wonderfully Ill-Informed, we explore the humorous implications of choosing superpowers, share interesting facts about music and legal history related to Nintendo, and delve into the peculiarities of the blobfish's appearance. The conversation also touches on a baby penguin named Pesto, who is notably large for his age, and we conclude with a game... yes an actual game this time.

    Keywords

    podcast, humour, trivia, superpowers, Nintendo, blobfish, penguins, games, quizzes, entertainment, Taskmaster

    Takeaways

    • Superpowers can come with unexpected downsides.
    • Nintendo has a rich history of music and legal battles.
    • The blobfish's appearance is a result of decompression.
    • Pesto the penguin is an unusually large baby.


    Mentioned Links

    Mario Music
    Dog Man
    Ugly Fish
    Dumped Meat
    Pesto

    Thanks for listening

    Do you want to become more Wonderfully Illinformed than ever before?

    Join our community by following this link to our Discord server.

    Keep up with updates, clips from the cutting-room floor and other behind-the-scenes fun by following our Instagram.

    Please review and subscribe to the podcast wherever you're listening, it really does help us grow and reach more people! If you fancy sharing the podcast to spread our nonsense worldwide we'd also really appreciate that!

    Thanks again
    Ben, Mark, Tom and "The Nameless Wonder" (AI Co-Host)

    Credits

    Mixed by: Strike Productions
    Edited by: Ben
    Music by: Tom
    Scripting by: Mark
    Logo by: Holly
    Website

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    32 mins

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