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#607 No Such Thing as Teletubby TikTok Tummies (10.30.25)Ben Elton"The actor who played Tinky Winky was removed from his role because his interpretation of the role was not acceptable."4th3013684683682681680Unreleased
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Andrew Hunter Murray"The British Army used lances until 1927."Total:7277679678677676675
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Dan Schreiber"In 1962, a baby was successfully conceived thanks to a ew fertility drug that contained Pope Approved nun's urine."674673672671670
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James Harkin"Shakespeare's parents and his children were probably illiterate."
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#606 No Such Thing as a Litter Box in the Sahara (10.23.25) (Live from the London Podcast Festival)Jamie Morton"Iconic Thespian, Beerbone, had a walk-on part in every single production at the Gielgud Theatre in London's West End for 20 years, and fittingly had a front-page obituary in the stage newspaper. He was also a cat."664663662661660
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Dan Schreiber"At one of the oldest bath houses in Japan, visitors have the option of soaking in hot water, cold water, electric water, --"
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James: "--or condom water."654653652651650
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Dan: "We need to call them and suggest that. No, the final one, there are many others, but the other one is radioactive water."649648647646645
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Andrew Hunter Murray"So after the terrible incident at Fukushima, the engineers there pulled off a miracle, a miracle of preventing the radioactive. So they've got, imagine a 1.5 kilometer radius circle. [...] 30 meters underground, filled with frozen brine. [...] Anyway, sorry. My fact is, the first named man who sent a letter bomb only invented it to get back at people who had rejected all his other ideas for inventions."1644643642641640
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James Harkin"There is currently a scandal in Thailand after at least a dozen supposedly celibate monks admitted to having sex with a woman called Mrs. Golf."2639638637636635
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#605 No Such Thing as a Shark with a Ponytail (10.16.25)Sara Pascoe"My fact, and I'm underlining the word fact there for reasons that will become clear, my fact is Saturn's rings are younger than sharks."3634633632631630
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Dan Schreiber"Because he didn't like the name of the novel that he was adapting into a movie, director Ridley Scott bought the film rights to a William Borroughs novel called Blade Runner, just so he could steal that title instead."4629628627626625
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James Harkin"Most people wouldn't wear a sweater owned by Hitler, but they might if Mother Teresa wore it for long enough in between."624623622621620
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Andrew Hunter Murray"There is a spider in Norfolk which can catch fish."619618617616615
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#604 No Such Thing as Crown Jewels for the Cookie Monster (10.9.25)Melanie Bracewell"A congested tunnel in Australia has installed moving lights that you race against, and it has helped reduce stop-start traffic by 70%."614613612611610
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Melanie Bracewell"New Zealand decides new laws to debate in parliament by pulling them at random out of a 30 year old biscuit tin."609608607606605
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Melanie Bracewell"A man in New Zealand was reunited with his work swipe card 21 years after losing it in Wellington. It was found by researchers in Antarctica."604603602601600
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Melanie Bracewell"The Australian Bureau of Statistics have revealed that 3.14% of bakers are women living in South Australia, which they released as a pie graph about people who make pies, including the Nubba Pie." 11222
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#603 No Such Thing as Jack Can't Reacher (10.2.25)Dan Schreiber"Harriet Beecher Stowe, author of Uncle Tom's Cabin, wrote the novel for the first time twice."
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Andrew Hunter Murray"Some tortoises have hinges."Bonus fact: In #605, Melanie Bracewell gave all four facts in the episode, the first time any guest or host has given more than one fact in a normal episode.
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Anna Ptaszynski"After Frida Kahlo died, all her clothes and possessions spent 50 years in a bathroom."
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James Harkin"Actor Noel Gubyemi played Hector in The Fast and the Furious. Since then, he has played a character called Hector in 30 other projects. And now, if he's in a movie where he's not called Hector, he'll try to change the character's name to Hector."
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#602 No Such Thing as 'What's My Spoon?' (9.25.25) (Live from the London Podcast Festival)Richard Osman"One nominee for Best TV Show at the first Emmy's was the Masked Spooner. It was like the Masked Singer, except the celebrity was spooning rather than singing."
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Andrew Hunter Murray"In 1990, most of the red kite birds in England had arrived here by British Airways."
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James Harkin"This year at Poundland, if you had one pound, you could by a tin of pilchards, a water pistol, or all 825 UK Poundland stores."
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Dan Schreiber"Not long after he released his song All By Myself, the musician Eric Carman was taken to court because as it turned out, he did not write it all by himself."
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#601 No Such Thing as Sausage by Chanel (9.18.25)Ella Al Shamahi"50,000 years ago, humans the size of penguins hunted elephants the size of cows."
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Dan Schreiber"There is a hugely popular sub-genre of science fiction novels called Mundane Sci-Fi."
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James Harkin"18th century Austrians preserved their dead by shoving twigs up their bum."
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Andrew Hunter Murray"Halfway through the summer, wasps switch from liking ham to liking jam."
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#600 No Such Thing as the Doughnut Ambassador (9.11.25)Anna Ptaszynski"In the 1940's, a mystery man traveled America, measuring the holes in doughtnuts and passing a ruling on what size they should be."
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James Harkin"Scientists are using poetry from the past to protect porpoises."
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Dan Schreiber"In Canada, tractor tires are filled up with vegetable juice."
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Andrew Hunter Murray"If civilization comes to an end, one of the best places to be is a cafe in Fort Mason, San Francisco."
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