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No Such Thing As A Fish

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🗓️ 11 March 2022

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Live from Belfast, Dan, James, Anna and Andrew discuss e-mail, y-fronts and MRI scanners.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to another episode of No Such Thing as a Fish, a Weekly Podcast
0:21.0	This week coming to you live from Belfast.
0:32.4	My name is Dan Schreiber.
0:34.1	I am sitting here with Anna Toshinsky, Andrew Hunter Murray and James Harkin.
0:39.0	And once again we have gathered around the microphones with our four favorite facts from the
0:42.9	last seven days.
0:44.4	And in no particular order, here we go.
0:47.9	And with fact number one, and that is James.
0:51.0	OK, my fact this week is that during the festival of Britain in London in 1951, children
0:58.8	would deliberately go missing because the local police station where they waited for their
1:03.6	parents had the capital's best collection of comic books.
1:07.6	That's incredible.
1:10.7	This was a huge big deal, 1951.
1:13.7	This is the festival of Britain, probably the last massive festival we had in the UK before
1:18.7	the Millennium dome was built.
1:21.2	And this...
1:22.2	Don't laugh at the...
1:24.2	It was a huge success in some measures.
1:29.4	Number of domes.
1:30.4	Yeah.
1:31.4	Yeah, the festival of Britain, there was an amazing thing.
1:34.9	They had all these incredible buildings and structures and exhibitions, all of the UK
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