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Churchill's off the banknote, the British public are outraged in Benidorm, and nobody can remember what he actually did in the war. Plus: Pub Choir is stressful in the best possible way, Riz Ahmed might be James Bond, and a Manchester band named after a song by a band called Women.
Mentioned in this episode:
- eBird — bird listing app
- iNaturalist — nature identification app
- No Doubt — reunion shows
- Hop (2011 film) — Easter movie with James Marsden
- Hoppers — Not at all about Easter
- The Magic Faraway Tree — 2026 film
- Bait — TV show, created by and starring Riz Ahmed and Guz Khan
- Paradise — TV show, Hulu/Disney+, season two
- Titus Andronicus — Shakespeare play
- Upstart Crow — TV show
- Hamnet — film
- The Good Weekend Quiz
- International Banknote Society — website
- Bermuda $5 note — banknote of the year
- Bank of England — re: wildlife banknote announcement
- Brits in Benidorm aren't happy Churchill's being taken off banknotes
- Pub Choir — Astrid Jorgensen
- Better the Devil You Know — Kylie Minogue - Pub Choir Cover
- Westside Cowboys — link to Bandcamp
- Shaking Hand — Manchester band, Bandcamp, track Mantras specifically
- Women — the band Shaking Hand take influence from
- Victory Land — New York band
- Geese
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