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

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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

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

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

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

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

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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

Summary

In this episode of 'Wonderfully Ill-Informed', we engage in a humorous and unpredictable discussion covering a variety of topics, including the concept of abundance and its implications on value, the fascinating land bridge theory presented by Neil deGrasse Tyson, the talent of non-verbal expression in music, the curious case of phones washing up on shores, and some silly historical laws. The conversation is interspersed with trivia games and light-hearted banter, making for an entertaining listen.

Keywords

podcast, humor, science, culture, music, history, trivia, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Garfield phones, abundance

Takeaways

• Neil deGrasse Tyson's presentation style makes complex topics accessible.
• Children often replicate what they see in their environment.
• Garfield phones have been washing up on French shores for decades.
• Historical laws can be surprisingly silly and outdated.
• The concept of a land bridge explains early human migration.
• Music can be appreciated even without lyrics or words.
• Trivia games can enhance the fun in discussions.

Mentioned Links

Neil deGrasse Tyson
Rapper
This Ain't A City
Misheard
Justin Timberlake
Phones
Shoes

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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

Summary

In this episode of Wonderfully Ill Informed, we engage in a humorous and unpredictable discussion covering a variety of topics, including a whimsical 'would you rather' question about body parts, the intelligence of animals, the bizarre world of taxidermy, the evolution of vacuum cleaners, and the complexities of Gen Z slang. We also play a fun game of movie mashups.

Keywords

podcast, humor, taxidermy, animal intelligence, vacuum cleaners, Gen Z slang, movie mashups, comedy, discussion

Takeaways

• A 'would you rather' question leads to a lively debate.
• Animal intelligence is explored.
• Taxidermy is discussed in a humorous context.
• The evolution of vacuum cleaners is surprisingly engaging.
• Gen Z slang is confusing for older generations.

Mentioned Links

Fake Taxidermy
Pencil Case
Orangutan
Vacuums
Disney Song
Doc Brown

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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

Summary

In this episode of 'Wonderfully Ill-Informed', we engage in an unpredictable conversation that covers a range of topics from the absurdity of children's toys to the surprising connections in Janet Jackson's family tree. We explore deep questions about the purpose of the podcast, delve into music theory, and share some laughs and games. The episode is filled with witty banter and insightful moments, making it an entertaining listen for anyone looking for a light-hearted yet thought-provoking experience.

Keywords

podcast, humor, music theory, family tree, unusual toys, questions, entertainment, conversation, comedy, insights

Takeaways

• Humor can be found in the most unexpected places, like kids' toys.
• Family connections can be surprising, as shown by Janet Jackson's family tree.
• Music theory can reveal hidden messages in popular songs.
• Questions can lead to deeper discussions about purpose and meaning.
• Caffeine can enhance energy levels during recordings.
• The absurdity of language can lead to hilarious misunderstandings.
• Creative games can sometimes fall flat but still provide entertainment.
• Exploring unusual facts can spark interesting conversations.

Mentioned Links

Kids Toy
Simon The Magpie
Plastic Bag
Pregnant
Cousins
Mission Impossible

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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

Summary

In this episode of 'Wonderfully Ill Informed', we engage in a light-hearted and humorous discussion covering a variety of topics, including party tricks, pop culture references, and amusing anecdotes about toddlers and animals. We also play a guessing game involving movie titles and their opposites, showcasing their comedic chemistry and spontaneity throughout the conversation.

Keywords

podcast, humor, party tricks, Daniel Bedingfield, toddler rage, groundhog, jokes, movie guessing game

Takeaways

• We thrive on unpredictability and humor.
• Party tricks can be a fun topic, even in audio format.
• Daniel Bedingfield's unexpected appearances in pop culture are amusing.
• Toddler behaviour can lead to funny stories and discussions.
• Groundhogs can become local celebrities for their antics.

Mentioned Links

Turtles
Toddler Rage
Table Beat
Groundhog

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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

Summary

In this episode of Wonderfully Ill-Informed, we discuss various random and humorous topics. We talk about Shigeru Miyamoto, the creator of Mario, and his childhood turtle-smashing habits. We also mention movies like Akira and Itchy the Killer, as well as a DVD that accidentally included a trailer for a horror film. We discuss burning cheese in Cheddar Gorge and the flammability of caramelized goat's cheese. We also mention Sean Bean's fear of helicopters and his unconventional method of getting to filming locations, Poisonous Birds and a cheeky little Red Bull Stunt. The episode concludes with a game of wrong answers only.

Keywords

Shigeru Miyamoto, Mario, childhood habits, movies, Akira, Itchy the Killer, burning cheese, caramelized goat's cheese, Sean Bean, fear of helicopters, filming locations, Poisonous Birds, Red Bull, wrong answers only

Takeaways

• Shigeru Miyamoto, the creator of Mario, used to smash turtles with a hammer as a child, which influenced the game.
• A DVD of demo discs accidentally included a trailer for a horror film, causing confusion and surprise.
• Caramelized goat's cheese is highly flammable and caused a fire in a tunnel in Norway.
• Sean Bean, who is afraid of helicopters, would climb mountains instead of flying to filming locations.
• There are quite a few Poisonous Birds
• Red Bull do cool stuff
• We play a game of wrong answers only, providing humorous and incorrect responses to various questions.

Mentioned Links

My Kingdom for a Horfe
Road Cheese
LOTR
Animal Discoveries
Wakeboarding
Stratos
Skydiver

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Credits

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