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Lexx Education

Hello and welcome to another FANTASTIC episode of Lexx Education! It's the comedy science podcast where comedian Laura Lexx tries to learn science from her non-comedian younger brother Ron.

This week it's a bit chaotic... it begins with chaos and ends with chaos. It’s also a rain episode! But in Brighton only. Starts as same room, then becomes not same room, and then the intro is recorded before the quiz?! What the hell is going on?!

First up we discuss Ricky Gervais and his works and what we liked and don’t like. Why do we do this? Well because Laura briefly gets distracted by Stephen Merchant and so obviously… what else are you going to do?

Laura discusses a podcast she is listening to about English and the history of the language. It’s called The History of English Podcast by Kevin Stroud and can be found here: https://historyofenglishpodcast.com/

This science is largely about poop and how to get it out of the water.

Towards the end we get invaded by CotP and perhaps it's self indulgent to leave it in but we thought it was cute.

Gentle earnest and reasonable patreon plea: www.patreon.com/lexxeducation

Hello and welcome to another episode of Lexx Education, the comedy science podcast where comedian Laura Lexx tries to learn science from her non-comedian brother Ron.

In this chaotic yet charming episode, Laura and Ron find themselves in the same room, which leads to plenty of sibling banter and interruptions. Laura shares her thoughts on listening to more professional podcasts like "The Rest is History," and Ron reminisces about his solo intros and outros from last week.

The episode dives into a variety of topics, from the logistics of delivering flyers for the Green Party to the intricacies of water treatment and life cycle assessments (LCAs). Laura and Ron discuss the environmental impacts of plastic and paper bags, and Laura even pitches her new invention for hassle-free flyer delivery.

They also touch on the fascinating world of etymology, with Laura recommending "The History of English Podcast." The episode is peppered with amusing anecdotes, including a discussion about Stephen Merchant's unique look and a nostalgic nod to the Harry Potter Puppet Pals.