About this episode
This episode is not about poo samples and I did my best to remove the humming sound that appeared from nowhere. Apologies for the residual rumbling - which at least is not as loud in the podcast as it was in the room on the night.
What we did talk about was the council of Hull passing a motion (fnarr, fnarr) to grant the "right to grow" on unused council land, thanks to community organisation Rooted in Hull. This led us to a chat about the Incredible Edible network. Both organisations have a vision to connect communities through food. And after the apocalypse the skill of growing food will be invaluable....
Do you remember the first movie you saw in the cinema? The first live music concert you attended? We do, and you can find out what they were when you listen in. Also, I shared a bit of trivia about The Haunting in Venice (was this humblebragging by proxy I wonder?).
And we finish the podcast with one big question - why would you miss 15 minutes of a film to get a coffee and then return to the auditorium to watch what was left of the film? Preposterous idea, no? Someone didn't think so.
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