Summary

In this episode of Wonderfully IlInformed, we discuss our favourite (or lack of favourite) Beatles songs, the incredible technology behind the Vegas Sphere, the absurdity of street names inspired by Pokémon, the mystery of a fake boulder in China, and a wild choose-your-own-adventure segment involving Nathan Fillion and an AI takeover.

Keywords

podcast, humor, technology, Beatles, Vegas Sphere, Pokémon, anechoic chamber, Nathan Fillion, AI, adventure

Takeaways

• The Beatles' influence remains a contentious topic (for Tom)
• The Vegas Sphere showcases groundbreaking audio technology.
• Anechoic chambers can reveal surprising sensory experiences.
• Naming streets after Pokémon reflects cultural phenomena.
• Fake landmarks can lead to public outrage.
• AI can create humorous and unexpected scenarios.

Mentioned Links

Vegas Sphere
Pokemon Street
Fake Rock

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Ben, Mark, Tom and "The Nameless Wonder" (AI Co-Host)

Credits

Mixed by: Strike Productions
Edited by: Ben
Music by: Tom
Scripting by: Mark
Logo by: Holly
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Summary

In this episode of 'Wonderfully Illinformed', we discuss a range of topics from petty annoyances in daily life to the mysteries of the universe, including the demotion of Pluto and the existence of a forgotten planet. We also delve into the world of gaming, exploring retro games and the frustrations of save points.

Keywords

podcast, humor, petty crimes, conspiracy theories, gaming, retro games, Planet X, Elgin Marbles, Eris, Peppa Pig

Takeaways

• The discovery of Eris changed the classification of planets.
• Conspiracy theories often intertwine with scientific discussions.
• Gaming nostalgia brings up frustrations with save points.
• Rihanna's songwriting techniques are surprisingly clever.
• The value of retro games can be astonishingly high.
• Old gaming consoles had limitations that affected gameplay.

Mentioned Links

Planet X
Wittle Mistakes Game
S.O.S

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Mixed by: Strike Productions
Edited by: Ben
Music by: Tom
Scripting by: Mark
Logo by: Holly
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Summary

In this episode of Wonderfully Ill-Informed we explore the concept of reincarnation, share our thoughts on AI-generated art, analyze the musical composition of Moana, and discuss a viral photo of a weasel riding a woodpecker. The episode culminates in a light-hearted debate.

keywords

podcast, humor, AI art, reincarnation, Moana, animal facts, debate, wheels vs doors

Takeaways

• Reincarnation choices can be humorous.
• Musical compositions can have clever hidden meanings.
• Viral animal photos can spark interesting conversations.

Mentioned Links

Werners A.I Art
A.I Wrestling
Moana "Get to the C"
Weasel Bird Riding

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Mixed by: Strike Productions
Edited by: Ben
Music by: Tom
Scripting by: Mark
Logo by: Holly
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Summary

In this episode of Wonderfully Ill-Informed, We discuss dream music covers, explore the eerie world of caves and urban legends, and delve into the fascinating topic of underground cities. We also share humorous anecdotes about dogs and cultural appropriation in music, showcase impressive beatboxing talents, and play a unique twist on the classic game Guess Who.

Keywords

podcast, music covers, caves, urban legends, underground cities, ancient aliens, beatboxing, AI rap, games

Takeaways

• Caves and urban legends spark intriguing conversations.
• Beatboxing showcases impressive musical talents.
• The AI Queen adds a unique twist to the podcast.
• The Guess Who game brings a fun and competitive element.

Mentioned Links

Caves
Franks Masterpiece
Star Wars Cardi B
Batman Stevie the Savage
Jamaican Steven Segal
Beatboxing dude
Dino Pigeon

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Mixed by: Strike Productions
Edited by: Ben
Music by: Tom
Scripting by: Mark
Logo by: Holly
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Summary

In this Halloween-themed episode of Wonderfully Illinformed, We discuss our favourite Halloween costumes, share spooky facts about the origins of Halloween, and delve into the eerie legend of Portlock, Alaska, a ghost town linked to mysterious disappearances. We also explore the bizarre story of Bill Ramsey, who claims to be a werewolf, and engage in a fun segment where we attempt to recast popular horror movies in different genres.

Takeaways

• The original jack-o-lanterns were made from turnips, not pumpkins.
• Portlock, Alaska, is a ghost town with a spooky history.
• Bill Ramsey's story raises questions about mental health and belief.
• Recasting horror movies can lead to creative and humorous outcomes.
• Halloween has ancient roots and various cultural significances.

Mentioned Links

Halloween Facts
Mr Bean

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Mixed by: Strike Productions
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Music by: Tom
Scripting by: Mark
Logo by: Holly
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Summary

In this episode of Wonderfully Ill-Informed, we engage in discussions about rude animals, the surprising origins of food dyes, and a long-running scientific experiment. We also play a mash up famous movie quotes game.

Keywords
podcast, humor, animals, food, science, trivia, movie quotes, entertainment

Takeaways

• Humans can be the rudest animals by not cleaning up after pets.
• Cochineal Extract, a food dye, comes from crushed insects.
• The Pitch Drop Experiment has been ongoing for over 90 years.
• Food safety regulations differ significantly between the US and Europe.
• The acceptable percentage of feces in food is not zero.
• Movie quotes can be humorously mashed up for entertainment.
• The longest drip experiment proves pitch is a liquid, not a solid.

Mentioned Links

Crushed Insects
Nose Lego
Peas
Longest Drip

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Ben, Mark, Tom and "The Nameless Wonder" (AI Co-Host)

Credits

Mixed by: Strike Productions
Edited by: Ben
Music by: Tom
Scripting by: Mark
Logo by: Holly
Website

Summary

In this episode of Wonderfully Ill-Informed, we engage in a lively discussion that spans various topics, including Tom's winning Euro Millions lottery ticket, personal music preferences, the implications of AI in sound reconstruction, and the ethical considerations surrounding digital privacy. We also delve into the cultural significance of the Statue of David and play a nostalgic game centred around TV shows we used to watch as children.

Keywords

podcast, AI, music, EuroMillions, digital privacy, nostalgia, sound reconstruction, Statue of David, technology, ethical discussions, cartoons.

Takeaways

• Tom 100% has definitely won the euro millions.
• Choosing one song for life is hard.
• AI technology is advancing in sound reconstruction, raising ethical questions.
• The concept of visualizing dreams through AI is both fascinating and concerning.
• The Statue of David's height surprises many, highlighting cultural perceptions of art.
• Digital tracking by smartphones raises privacy concerns among users.

Mentioned Links

Sound Reconstruction
Dream Images
David
Tallest In The World
People Are Sheep

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Mixed by: Strike Productions
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Music by: Tom
Scripting by: Mark
Logo by: Holly
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Summary

In this episode of Wonderfully Ill-Informed, we explore the humorous implications of choosing superpowers, share interesting facts about music and legal history related to Nintendo, and delve into the peculiarities of the blobfish's appearance. The conversation also touches on a baby penguin named Pesto, who is notably large for his age, and we conclude with a game... yes an actual game this time.

Keywords

podcast, humour, trivia, superpowers, Nintendo, blobfish, penguins, games, quizzes, entertainment, Taskmaster

Takeaways

• Superpowers can come with unexpected downsides.
• Nintendo has a rich history of music and legal battles.
• The blobfish's appearance is a result of decompression.
• Pesto the penguin is an unusually large baby.

Mentioned Links

Mario Music
Dog Man
Ugly Fish
Dumped Meat
Pesto

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Mixed by: Strike Productions
Edited by: Ben
Music by: Tom
Scripting by: Mark
Logo by: Holly
Website