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The thing about synchronicity is,

thank heavens we don't see every coincidence.

That is in every single room because we wouldn't be able to move. Hey everyone. Welcome to another episode of We Can Be Weirdos. My name is Dan Shriver. I'm coming to you today from my home at Roughway by C. But the recording you're going to hear today was recorded

at the Haunted Studios in Leicester Square. And the reason I mentioned that is that there's a

fantastic detail that my guest today told us about the building that we were recording in.

So a long-time listeners of the show will know that we quite early on in the run of We Can Be Weirdos

discovered that the site that we record our shows on once used to belong to a doctor called

John Hunter. John Hunter was a Scottish surgeon and it was in this house that used to be on this

plot that cadavers would be brought into the house and he did dissections and he did a lot

of medical research and just a lot of a lot of dead bodies were being brought into this house.

And he was famous during his day, Dr. Hunter, so much so that the home of Dr. Jekyll was inspired by this very

house. So that's that's something that we knew about it.

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