Hello, I'm Dr Hannah Frye. And I'm Dr Adam Rutherford. And we present the curious cases

of Rutherford and Frye, that's me and her. Certainly do. And every week, what we do, we

take a listener question and every day mystery, if you will, and we try and investigate

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investigating queries like, why do our tummies rumble? Can we make it rain? And what exactly

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Ah, you are listening to the Friday Night Comedy podcast from the BBC. Record it remotely,

and all interconnected with the finest technological washing lines ever created. Lockdown? Ah, no,

no, no. The unifying effects would be incalculable. To enjoy, have a jelly baby.

Dead ringers, the lockdown version.

Hello, and welcome to Gardeners' Question Time with me, Kathy Klogsten, and to the many

listeners writing in to ask how Eric Robson is doing now. Well, he's proving an excellent

mulch to my bignones. Right on the panel this week is Bunny Guinness? Just water it more.

We haven't started yet, Bunny. And Bob flowered you. You need to replant it into a pot. Stop it,

you too. Our first question comes from a Mr. Sunak who's calling from London.

Hi, I recently came into possession of a magic money tree, and I want to make sure it keeps

giving out money. I see. And what kind of crop do you have? Hundreds of billions for a furlough

scheme, for a youth job creation project and green initiatives. Who knows, I might re-nationalise

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