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Genius. Genius.

Hello, this is Evil Genius, a BBC podcast where we grab legendary people from the past and ask

were they actually total scumbags. Worship figures will turn out to be rogues,

saints, sometimes bang out of order. Maybe there's lovely stuff about a person you thought was awful.

Can you still idolise someone once we get a look at their grubby stains?

Were they more evil or genius?

That's what we're going to be deciding today and I have an awesome panel to help me along.

And I've got Gronjum and Gwire, welcome. Stand up to hering stand up TV radio switch on

your finder. Omar Hamdi supported me on tour. Sorry, not allowed to say that anymore,

that's an oppressive term. He was a stage co-worker and a my gender neutral tour.

In a safe space, no one has the stage. You'll see him cropping up on the BBC, BBC Wales,

all over the place and of course, Sinduvi. Stand up for media, TV, radio. You're here on radio for

all over the place. Guys, give me something evil or genius about yourself. Anything you're genius

act. Can you make a path lower? Are you good at a souffle? I make extraordinary banana bread.

Extraordinary. I mean, it's like the banana bread can be so soggy. No, but it's not. It is full of

bananas and it's it's just the best banana bread you've ever eaten. So I don't make banana bread.

I make the best banana bread anyone's ever eaten. That's your genius. Of course, your evil is

you once covered over a murder. So that for me. Using bananas. Yeah, of course. But buried in banana

bread. Officer, he slipped on the peel. That's the death every comedian would choose.

Omar, anything evil or genius you can do. My genius move is I've realized that when you get a

takeaway coffee cup and it spills on you sometimes sometimes it spills if the fold in the cup is

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