Hello and welcome back to the rabbit hole detectives, a podcast where I, Dr. Kat

German Richard Coles and Charles Spencer chase the provenance of historical objects both real

and metaphorical. Each episode we set one another the task of finding out as much as we

can about a particular subject to present a comprehensive understanding of the origin stories

of stuff. After all, everything has a history. It just depends on how far down the rabbit hole

you're prepared to go. And at the end of it all, our dissimpointed voice pronounces a winner.

Hello again, Rabia Hallease. There it goes to be here. I know we're actually

in such a place. Yes, I am so pleased. This is so nice to be three dimensions again.

I know, but I'm missing the large pot plant, which I found out was made a plastic.

Yes, some things have changed. So I don't think it's died, I think.

It's just hopefully disintegrated. Great excitement out in the world at the new dissimported

voice. I'm on tour at the moment when people have been crowds have formed in the street.

Who did you need dissimported voice? That's a great top secret.

You were quite upset with the last one, even though he turned out to be quite a fan of your work.

Yes, yes, but I'm, you know, precious. I went to another tour. I just want everyone to be happy.

Well, you know, we felt it was a little bit too loaded on your side, so yeah.

Well, we did have history in the last dissimported voice. It's clean slate now, folks, isn't it?

It is. Let's see if what we can do to win her to our needs.

I feel like we all have to work a bit harder now, don't we? Because we've got someone new to

impress. Oh, yeah. And sharp. I can tell there's a sharpness there. Oh, thank you very much.

I won't let any of these compliments sway me in my decision making today. I can assure you.

That's what the last one said, disimported voice. Look at him now. Ruined.

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