Hello, I'm historian Greg Jenner, host of the BBC podcast You're Dead to Me,

and I've written a children's book. It's called You Are History.

It's a funny, fact-filled look at the amazing history behind 50 of the things that you use

every day, from the alarm clock that wakes you up to the bed that you collapse in at night.

Because no matter how modern you feel, you're doing the same things that our ancient ancestors did too.

You just have cooler shoes. Get your copy of You Are History written by me,

Greg Jenner, and illustrated by Jenny Taylor from all good booksellers. Thank you.

Hi everyone, Chris and Rosie here from Shagd mode in Eud with this episode sponsor's What's Up

from Me, though? Now, how would you feel if people could see all of your message exchanges?

I'd personally be mortified. Be horrible, wouldn't it? It's just an invasion of privacy that I just

don't think doesn't sit well with this, Chris. Yeah, it would be the embarrassing ones that would get me.

Remember that time when I was messaging you and then I quickly messaged the builder, but because I'd

been messaging you and putting focuses on, I put focuses on the builder. That was hilarious.

That was upsetting. And then basically, I wouldn't want anyone out there in the world because we take

the mic here, each other on our podcast, I don't want anyone in the world to see the hard-filled

and romantic things that are sent to you via messages. You never believe it. And I'd lose on

my street cred. You don't have any street cred. Well, that's offensive. So with WhatsApp,

that is literally never a possibility because on WhatsApp, you message privately and nobody,

not even WhatsApp can read your messages. It's got six built-in layers of protection from

end-to-end encryption to disappear in messages, meaning only me and you get to see all the

racy messages that we sent each other. Bracy on, God yeah. Yeah, like the racyness of

reminding you to take the bins out. Yeah, yeah. Or what, don't you do that?

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