21 Minutes to Go with Goldstein and Cundy

Left overs from Monday. Personally I'd skip this one,

This week Goldstein and Cundy discuss the quiet spectacle of a single wall transformed in real time. With immersive sound design and razor-sharp wit, they track every subtle shift in tone, every tightening surface, every microscopic drama unfolding before the eye. What seems motionless becomes suspenseful, even profound, as chemistry, patience, and perception collide. It’s a meditation on attention and the art of noticing—proof that when you truly look, nothing is ever boring. The tension builds in astonishing silence slowly.

The boys talk about crop rotation and as the question: Is worming fun anymore?

In this episode Cundy tries to explain to Goldstein Riemann Hypothesis.

If you thought Mondays show was bad, wait until you hear this one.

In this episode the boys talk about a biscuit. Most ople know what a biscuit is. But did you know The word "biscuit" derives from the Latin panis biscoctum, meaning "twice-cooked," because they were originally baked and then dried out in a slow oven to ensure they lasted for long journeys, such as those taken by sailors and soldiers.I did.

A poddy half as good as Mondays

21 mins you'll never get back

Some how the boys have too much nonsense for the Monday's poddy so have made another one with all the left overs. Its not that good if you want my honest opinion. It's o.k......Nothing to write home about.