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Psychedelia is back, baby! With magic mushrooms no longer allowed, recently rediscovered royal John-Luke Roberts recommends some legal highs, teaches you how to make psychedelic noises with your mouth, and how to create psychedelic visuals just by using your hands and eyeballs. 

Keep up the good work with your John-Luke listening quest with episodes 157 (Random Local News Story news), 198 (Fact-Fiction Crossover news), 203 (Political Innovation news).

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Wil Anderson the ad commando joins Alice Fraser on today's show, and he means business. With business confidence down worldwide, how do we get it back up? Cocaine. Or more accurately: Cents. A drug perfect for capitalism - you know it makes cents.

Keep going with your quest to hear all of Wil's appearances this year, by listening to episodes 139 (Drugs news 💊), 260 (Former Australian PM news 🧅) and 262 (Religious news 🙏🏻).

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🚨 Contains bonus Alison Spittle animal porn puns! 🚨

Alison was having so much fun in her episode that we couldn't fit it all in so we kept aside some quite spectacular chat just for you today. 

This round-up episode contains the best bits from this week's shows featuring James Nokise (Collapse of the British Empire news 🇧🇧), Wil Anderson (QAnon news 🆀), Tiff Stevenson (Teenager news 🤳), Alison Spittle (Hard Border news 🛂) and John-Luke Roberts (Tropical Island news 🏝️).

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Recently rediscovered royal John-Luke Roberts reveals his manifesto for making Britain a tropical island. Listen in to the show to hear exactly how he plans to do so. 

You're doing well with your quest to be a John-Luke completist so now continue your journey with episodes 141 (Government news), 147 (Parks and Green Spaces news), and 152 (Coffee news).

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What's happening in the world of the world being divided? Alison Spittle - flapjack lumberjack and new Minister for the Interior Digestive Tract - tells Alice that Boris the Dragon has reassured people that all will be fine with the hard Irish border. Is he himself best placed to patrol the border from the skies?

To hear more of Alison's wonderful laugh, check back to episodes 81 (Coffee Table Books), 85 (Ireland news), and 93 (The Last Post is Cancelled news).

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With TikTok making the teens tick, Tiff Stevenson considers if there's any point in an education system beyond the app that appears to be everyone's job now. Do they need to learn to fight for the forthcoming war? To meditate while tweeting? 

If you've caught up with your previous Tiff homework that was set, move on to episodes 66 (Energy news), 70 (Commonwealth news) and 75 (High-tech underwear news).

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Don't care when your child goes to bed? More concerned when they will wake the f--k up? Wil Anderson - the Don ADman of the advertising world - has spotted a synergy in the QAnon hashtag #savethechildren, and taking children's savings: kids toys. Worried your baby is too young to be fed conspiracy theories? The good news is that they work better on brains that aren't fully formed. 

To hear more of Wil, look in the feed for episodes 128 (Advertising news), 132 (Journalism news) and 136 (Australia news).

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Man's man and man-among-men James Nokise joins Alice Fraser with news of the long-drawn out collapse of the British Empire, as Barbados bids to extract itself from the mother country. 

Increase your man levels, whatever your gender, by listening to the full Nokise set from 2020. Start with episode 17 (New New Zealand news), then check out episode 22 (Migrant news) and 25 (Sports news). We're expecting James back next week so keep an eye out for that.

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🚨 BONUS ZALTZ ALERT 🚨

There was just so much sports news spilling out of Andrew Zaltzman on Thursday that we kept some aside just for you today, so listen in for that. 

This roundup episode also contains the best bits from this week's shows, from Wil Anderson (twice), Dr Matt Kirshen, John-Luke Roberts and of course Mr Zaltzman. 

They brought us news of Podpodpodpodpodcasts (John-Luke), Autumn/Fall Fashion (Matt), Former Australian Prime Ministers (Wil), Sport (Andy) and Religious news (Wil).

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Huge religious news from ad man Wil Anderson today with the archaeological discovery of ten additional commandments as it has emerged that Moses had misplaced numbers 11 to 20: the ten advertising commandments. 

If you enjoyed Wil's appearance, head back to episodes 139 (Drugs news) and 260 (Former Australian PM news) for more advertising goodness.

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