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  • Ep. 1: Banana

  • By: Sue Perkins
  • Length: 13 mins
  • 4.7 out of 5 stars (29 ratings)

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Summary

Sue Perkins presents a pocket-sized guide to the humble banana, the world's largest herb. Hear how they're available not just in yellow, but in red, orange and purple varieties, and discover that they have so much potassium in them that they're slightly radioactive.
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Very good

This is just perfect British humour. And you might just learn something while having fun.
Though I was a bit disappointed that there was no mention of the lack of genetic diversity in bananas. That is a very interesting story all on its own.

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Could be good...

The information in the podcast is intriguing but the silliness of the jokes really impacts enjoyment. The skits, based on information, are cheesy and detract from the overall performance. Found myself cringing in between the good bits.

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