In this episode of The Brain Food Show, we are start out with an appetizer looking at how the slipping on a banana peel comedy gag got started.
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With their endless aisles, their bountiful racks chock full of discounted merchandise, Walmart stores have firmly wedged themselves into the hearts and minds of most Americans, especially within those neural circuits in charge of household budgeting. At this point, Walmart may as ... Show More
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Welcome back to another episode of THE CHUNKZ SHOW! This week I'm joined by ALL of Beta Squad for our FIRST ever podcast where we reminisce about our come up, and discuss Beta Squad throughout the years, from how we started to today. Find me each week on Youtube, Spotify, Apple p ... Show More
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927. Walk & Talk: Medieval Museum ⛫🦄 (with Amber, Paul & Kyle)
Finally, it's here - the medieval museum episode with Amber & Paul. Join us as we visit the museum of the middle ages in Paris. Learn about the history of the middle ages, find out about some of the art and artefacts from that period, including some fantastic symbolic tapestries, ... Show More
1h 35m
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Episode 542: Leisure Time in Ancient Rome
From all accounts, the ancient Romans knew how to do leisure—the priviledged classes at least. According to historians, they didn't see leisure time as something they got to enjoy once their obligations were completed, but rather, as the ideal state in which to live, when they ha ... Show More
31m 39s