Tricentennial Q & A

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Celebrating 300 episodes, Andy and Anthony answer listener submitted questions. They address their favorite gummy candies, opinions on the free will of jellyfish, the most technologically advanced things they could build from scratch on a desert island, and so much more.

Discussed in this episode:

Books:

A Pattern Language,by Christopher Alexander
A People’s History of the United States) by Howard Zinn
Frostbite by Nicola Twilley
Cod by Mark Kurlansky
The Design of Everythings by Donald Norman
Thomas Thwaites, who attempted to make a toaster from scratch

Artists:

Other Media:

NTS Radio
Off Menu, Podcast hosted by Ed Gamble and James Acaster
Alone, TV Show

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Musical production by DJ James Nasty.

Timestamps

0:00 - Intro
4:18 - Episode 300 Q&A!
5:03 - Origins of Lucky Paper and the Podcast
8:45 - Shoebox
10:24 - Do Jellyfish Have Free Will?
12:26 - Being Opinionated
13:31 - Processed Cheese
21:00 - Pinatas
23:35 - What do you admire most about each other?
24:44 - Life Improvements
29:49 - Influential Books
34:21 - Who Could Build a More Technologically Advanced Thing?
40:21 - FMK
41:28 - Cube Soundtracks
46:04 - Non Magic LPR Listeners
49:15 - Higher Education
53:09 - Survival Reality Television
57:45 - Our Ideal High Speed Transit
59:13 - Visual Art
1:03:03 - Our Hosts First Impressions of Each Other
1:10:53 - The Future of Cube
1:17:52 - Hopes for Baltimore Cubing
1:22:33 - Mailbag
1:24:19 - Favorite Drinks

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