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Hello Jen here to tell you about this week's episode of the Sunday Chops.

Regular listeners of the podcast will know that I am a big advocate for sport being something that we can all take some enjoyment from.

So I was absolutely delighted to chat to Anna Tashinsky this week.

QY Elf, host of the No Such Thing as a Fish podcast,

fellow Chart on Athletic Supporter and co-author of the new book, Everything to Play for,

The QI Book of Sports.

It's a fascinating and hilarious look at the history of sports. It's a fascinating and hilarious look at the history of

sport with some excellent trivia in it which Anna wrote in part to try and

break down the mystery around sport and the divisiveness of it. We chatted about

making sport more interesting to a wider audience, funny things that we didn't

know about sport, novel ways of cheating in the modern pentathlon and of course

chart on athletic. I absolutely

loved Anna I love chatting to her and I hope that you'll enjoy this chat too.

I'm joined by Anna Tashinsky QI Elf and co-author of Everything to Play for

the QI Book of Sports. Anna I'm delighted to welcome another QI Elf to the

podcast. We're buddies with QI alumnus, is that the right word, Anne Miller?

Could you please to start off with tell us a little bit about the book?

Because there's basically like four books written by women about sport and one of them's by me so

so for you obviously as someone who loves sport I guess to have the kind of like QI heft behind it.

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