Summary
 
In this episode of Wonderfully IllInformed, we welcome our Second Guest, Friend of the Podcast, and Pressure Washer Expert, James Robinson. This week we discuss the impact of needless censorship on Harry Potter and take walk down a memory lane of nostalgic jingles. Ben shows the guys an impressive Marvel fan's newest cosplay build / vigilante outfit, before we discuss the implications of getting doxed by a graffiti artist. The episode closes out with a game inspired by James' experience with improv.

Keywords
Friends, Power Wash, Computer Games, Burj Khalifa, Got Your Number, Advert, Jingle, TV, Radio, IT Crowd, Marvel, MCU, Vigilante, Russia, Tony Stark, Iron Man, Star Wars, Chewbacca, Prank, Australian, Canda, Tunnel, Graffiti, Phonecall, Improv, Story, Storytime, Fun, Game, Comedy, Joan of Arc, Metal, Elon Musk, Cybertruck, Mario, Portugal.   


Takeaways

• James Robinson would like to power wash the Berj Khalifa
• There is comedy in censorship and Harry Potter is an excellent example of this.
• Certain advertising jingles will stay in your head for decades.
• There may be a Russian Iron Man in the near future.
• Friends can do some pretty crazy things for a laugh, some of them might be illegal.
• Improv games can be a lot of fun and you can expect to see more on the podcast in the future.

Mentioned Links

Harry Potter
Adverts
Live & Kicking
IT Crowd
Iron Man
CDs
The Tunnel
Chewie

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Mixed by: Strike Productions
Edited by: Ben
Music by: Tom
Scripting by: Mark
Logo by: Holly
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