Answer Me This! Podcast
Helen Zaltzman & Olly Mann answer the world's questions
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Episodios
EPISODE 385: celebriteeth 08.05.2020
Glad to tell you that following on from last episode’s toaster problem, another listener writes that they have actually MET some of the toasters, proving that all of you AMT listeners are connected. And have been everywhere and seen everything. Answer Me This! Episode 385 also contains: Gloria Hunniford Tetris lamps the price of lava […]
EPISODE 384: a gift-wrapped jar of urine 02.04.2020
Welcome! We hope you’re doing OK. We’re keeping AMT a pandemic-free pod, so if you’re looking for content to take your mind off things for a bit, Answer Me This! Episode 384 can provide, with topics such as: shitty spinach Tamworth (again) speaking slower ghostwriters badger repellent young person repellent leopard print lion poo that […]
EPISODE 383: the ubiquitous gaze 05.03.2020
Filled with lights, portraits, seaside photo boards and, er, dead bodies on display, Answer Me This! Episode 383 is a very visual episode. Of audio. Rifle through your mental Google Images as you hear about topics including: BOB the Box of Bibles missing cats not-missing cats warring cats posthumous pants Las Vegas lights comic foregrounds/face-in-hole […]
EPISODE 382: cold, damp and full of sinister dolls 06.02.2020
We love to hear back from questioneers we have answered in previous episodes, so what a treat to receive a new problem from Andrew from Melbourne, whose mother’s creepy collection of dolls popped up in AMTs 360 and 361! Hear his new difficulty in Answer Me This! Episode 382, as well as: hotel bed stains […]
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