#187 - Super Cans, Bagpipe Blues and Circling Sissons

Elis James and John Robins

BBC

Comedy

4.8 • 6K Ratings

🗓️ 3 December 2021

⏱️ 106 minutes

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Summary

Which of the following would you say are acceptable reasons to not travel down to London for a radio show? a) the birth of a child, b) every train from Manchester to London gets cancelled, c) to allow you to go on the mega lash? If you answered all of the above then you'd be correct - and that final reason is precisely why Producer Dave was up in Salford for today's show whilst Elis and John did all the heavy lifting in London. But despite being hundreds of miles apart they somehow felt closer than ever! In a jam-packed show there's a HUGE #SaveJohn update, a very intense Made Up Game and a lovely chat with someone... in AMERICA.

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:04.8	Hello everyone, welcome to the podcast of the Alice James and John Robbins show.
0:10.0	Exciting temperature taste news, Alice.
0:13.3	Yeah. We've had a very, very long...
0:16.0	That's right.
0:17.0	..thura email from someone who's telling us all about how flavour interacts with temperature and taste.
0:24.4	They've remained anonymous.
0:25.5	I was going to say they've remained anonymous despite putting in
0:29.2	a sort of PhD level amount of work into this email.
0:33.2	Yes, this is because last week's show we had an email about someone who keeps their crisps in the fridge.
0:39.3	And the ongoing debate about mustard in the fridge should point out
0:43.4	you're welcome to put whatever you want in the fridge out of personal preference
0:48.0	but in terms of health and safety reasons. That's where I'm coming from.
0:52.2	You don't need to put things in the fridge.
0:54.0	What's been pointed out to me a lot on Twitter is that once you've opened the jar,
0:57.9	the oxygen changes things.
0:59.9	And so then sugar being a preservative, for instance, for jam,
1:04.6	that's not then true once you've...
1:06.6	The oxygen into the mix.
1:08.1	It is, but the fridge will slow down the process.
1:10.6	Yeah, so why are you anti-fridge then?
1:12.6	You want to slow that process down for as long as possible?
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