Little Fish: Put A Peanut In It
Summary
In this bonus episode of Little Fish, hosts Dan Schreiber, Andrew Hunter-Murray, and James Harkin share listener-submitted facts. Topics include Sialcot, Pakistan’s role in manufacturing World Cup balls and bagpipes, and London, Ontario’s mimicry of British landmarks. They also discuss a Dublin pub closed for hygiene issues, the microscopic origins of chalk cliffs, and Rubik’s Cube solving records. The episode concludes with Club Fish members receiving archived facts, such as Dr. Seuss’s banned film and optimal sock-wearing for ice traction.
Topics discussed
Sponsors: Kia and Emory University
Sialcot, Pakistan: Home of World Cup balls and bagpipes
London, Ontario: A Canadian town with British names and famous actors
The Hole in the Wall pub in Dublin closed due to rats and holes
The South Downs are made of billions of microscopic skeletons
Cruise ship printing presses and the TV show Early Edition
Sponsor: Early signs of Alzheimer's disease
Christopher Wren and Rosa Parks on IMDb
Rubik's Cube world records and robot solving speeds
Nathan Fillion's parklet in Edmonton, Canada
Club Fish facts: Space lettuce and giant pumpkins
Club Fish facts: Farting insects and glowing sheep
Club Fish facts: Kangaroo in BBC lift and Dr. Seuss film
Club Fish facts: Green poop searches and socks outside shoes
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