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Rebecca, Tyler & Matt
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Banter Savvy Podcast

They say the best kind of things come in threes...Okay nobody says that but we do bring the charm. Let us join you as you recharge on your daily commute or gym session as we give you your weekly dose of stories, humour and news.

  1. 17/04/2022

    Stranded in Arnhem - World War 2

    Robert Peatling was stranded in Arnhem during the Battle of Arnhem Bridge. For six weeks he was hiding from the 9th SS Battalion struggling for survival before finding the Nederlands Verzet (Dutch Resistance) and making his way home. Listen to his heartbreaking recollection as we discuss his tale utilizing an Interview from 1999. Robert Peatling's book on his time in World War 2, of which his estate will receive the proceeds. - https://bantersavvy.com/WITHOUT-TRADITION A Bridge Too Far, starring Sean Connery, Gene Hackman, & Michael Caine, telling the story of Arnhem Bridge - https://bantersavvy.com/A-BRIDGE-TOO-FAR Banter Savvy Complaints Department: bantersavvy.com/COMPLAINTDEPARTMENT Everywhere you can listen to the show: bantersavvy.com/your-eyes-ONLY

    52 min
  2. The Suicide Booths from Futurama are real?!

    21/03/2022

    The Suicide Booths from Futurama are real?!

    Listen as we talk about The Sarco Suicide Pod, invented by euthanasia campaigner Philip Nitschke.  The concept of a capsule that could produce a rapid decrease in oxygen level, while maintaining a low CO2 level, (the conditions for a peaceful, even euphoric death) was the belief behind the Sarco. The Sarco pod is a euthanasia device or machine consisting of a 3D-printed detachable capsule mounted on a stand that contains a canister of liquid nitrogen to die by suicide through inert gas asphyxiation. "Sarco" is short for "sarcophagus" It is used in conjunction with an inert gas (nitrogen) which prevents the panic, sense of suffocation and struggling before unconsciousness, known as the hypercapnic alarm response  caused by the presence of high carbon dioxide concentrations in the blood. The design of the device was a collaboration between Nitschke and Dutch industrial designer Alexander Bannink. Sarco is 3D-printed in sections measuring 1,000 by 500 by 500 millimetres (39 by 20 by 20 in). The design software allows for devices of different sizes to be made according to the client's dimensions. Philip Nitsche is a former medical doctor and in 1996 he helped four of his terminally I'll patients to die using Australia's Rights of the Terminally Ill Act. Philip has designed several end of life machines. the deliverance machine is on permanent display in the British science Museum in London. Nitschke has said that the design is intended to resemble that of a spaceship, in order to give users the feel that they are traveling to the "great beyond." Banter Savvy Complaints Department: bantersavvy.com/COMPLAINTDEPARTMENT Everywhere you can listen to the show: bantersavvy.com/your-eyes-ONLY

    26 min
  3. The Most Bizarre Foods From Around The World - squeamish people beware.

    21/02/2022

    The Most Bizarre Foods From Around The World - squeamish people beware.

    Banter Savvy Complaints Department: bantersavvy.com/COMPLAINTDEPARTMENT Everywhere you can listen to the show: bantersavvy.com/your-eyes-ONLY

    30 min
  4. The first American Olympics were nearly the end of the Marathon as an event.

    24/01/2022

    The first American Olympics were nearly the end of the Marathon as an event.

    America’s very first Olympics in 1904, St. Louis. Alongside the 1904 World Fair, you’d imagine quite the spectacle, but no one expected what happened here at the Marathon, with the event nearly being the last in Olympic history. We discuss Fred Lorz & Thomas Hicks, the use of Strichnyne (stimulant or powerful rat poison?), the Russian delegation's lateness, the research on the athletes into dehydration, South Africa’s first Olympic entrants EVER, & Felix Carbajal whom was easily the classiest participant. We all had a great laugh at what we see as a story too ridiculous for fiction from start to finish. A race course deemed by an official as “the most difficult a human being was ever asked to run over” makes things a bit less funny, but all the same still entertaining. We hope you enjoy the story. Banter Savvy Complaints Department: bantersavvy.com/COMPLAINTDEPARTMENT Everywhere you can listen to the show: bantersavvy.com/your-eyes-ONLY

    30 min
  5. Bind Them, Torture Them, Kill Them - The BTK Killer.

    17/01/2022

    Bind Them, Torture Them, Kill Them - The BTK Killer.

    Dennis Rader, or BTK, standing for Bind Them, Torture Them, Kill them. a Prolific killer from Kansas city who eluded capture from 1974 to 2005 when he was arrested due to a clever misunderstanding set up by the Kansas City Police. In this episode; we speak about the Otero family including their surviving son, Charlie Otero, who made a film released in July of 2010 at the Fantasia International Film Festival called I Survived BTK. We speak about how he was caught - a floppy disk of all things. We go into detail about his upbringing, his early attention at physical violence towards women, his head injuries and his time in high school and community college. We talk about how he stalked women and harassed them in his time as a compliance officer. We finally speak about how he was caught - a pap smear from his daughter by Kansas State University providing a familial match between Rader and the Wegerle victim. Banter Savvy Complaints Department: bantersavvy.com/COMPLAINTDEPARTMENT Everywhere you can listen to the show: bantersavvy.com/your-eyes-ONLY

    52 min
  6. Nanotechnology Poppies; Banter Savvy loudly observes a moment of silence.....late.

    11/01/2022

    Nanotechnology Poppies; Banter Savvy loudly observes a moment of silence.....late.

    A little late to the November 11th party - thanks Descript for the technical issue causing the delay! This episode, you'll hear about WWI Canadian Lieutenant Colonel John Mcrae's In Flanders Fields poem and it's origins focusing on the poppy flower - which is surprisingly orange? We were shocked, anyway, we thought it was red. Additionally, we discuss the appropriate ritual of the moment of silence according to the Royal British Legion and it's origins in South Africa with Sir Harry Hands.  Next, we have a sad laugh about the Dam Screamer incident on May 4th 2010 where dozens of people were injured in a crowd of 20,000 in Amsterdam due to the actions of one negligent citizen. We briefly touch on the yellow jacket womanhunt for the person who caused the Tour De France crash. And lastly, we discuss nanotech poppies - the result of a easily flustered society and comical ignorance.  "And you wonder why our war isn't going too well." - John Pike, security and military analyst at Globalsecurity.org "We knew loose lips sink ships, but loose change....?" - Bernard Etzinger, Canadian embassy spokesperson "That story about Canadians planting coins in the pockets of defence contractors will not go away." - Luc Portelance, now Deputy Director for the Canadian Security Intelligence Service. In Flanders fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place; and in the sky The larks, still bravely singing, fly Scarce heard amid the guns below. We are the Dead. Short days ago We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, Loved and were loved, and now we lie, In Flanders fields. Take up our quarrel with the foe: To you from failing hands we throw The torch; be yours to hold it high. If ye break faith with us who die We shall not sleep, though poppies grow In Flanders fields. Banter Savvy Complaints Department: bantersavvy.com/COMPLAINTDEPARTMENT Everywhere you can listen to the show: bantersavvy.com/your-eyes-ONLY We Remember Them.

    33 min
  7. Human Crushes: Astroworld, Hajj & the Stoning of the Devil, and how you can save your life, and the lives of others.

    20/12/2021

    Human Crushes: Astroworld, Hajj & the Stoning of the Devil, and how you can save your life, and the lives of others.

    In response to the astronomical tragedy that was Travis Scott’s performance at Astroworld where 9 people have died and hundreds were injured, we take the time to tell you about Human Crushes, often incorrectly called stampedes. Travis Scott is *so far* being sued along with Apple & LiveNation to name a few for upwards of $750 million by 125 attendees and families of attendees. According to the news, Kylie Jenner, his pregnant wife, was present but not injured. We’ll also talk about the Hajj, or the Stoning of the Devil ritual where millions of pilgrims travel every year in a short span of a few days, and roughly every two years an event occurs that kills hundreds of people, and sometimes unfortunately thousands. We briefly mention the Victoria Hall disaster & the Station Nightclub fire. Finally, we’ll elaborate on Human Crushes, Crowd Crushes & Crowd Collapses, their differences, how to spot them happening, and how to protect yourself and others. We hope after hearing this episode you walk away safer and reassured you can attend events like these and still have a good time. Banter Savvy Complaints Department: bantersavvy.com/COMPLAINTDEPARTMENT Everywhere you can listen to the show: bantersavvy.com/your-eyes-ONLY

    48 min
  8. Supernovas, Betelgeuse & The James Webb Space Telescope.

    13/12/2021

    Supernovas, Betelgeuse & The James Webb Space Telescope.

    Listen to us talk about how scientists have finally captured a Supernova from start to finish, the strange history of Betelgeuse the Red Giant & the launch of The James Webb Space Telescope built by NASA , The European Space Agency and The Canadian Space Agency. The James Webb Space Telescope will succeed the Hubble Space Telescope as NASA’s Flagship astrophysics mission. The James Webb Space Telescope will be launching 22nd December 2021 during Ariane Flight VA256. Photos of distant exoplanets & observing some of the most distant events in the universe will finally be at our eager fingertips. Update: For anyone curious about the date discrepancy between Matt & Banterbot - At the time of recording the launch was December 18th, at the time of editing it was the 22nd, and at the time of publishing it was the 24th! For the most up to date launch information, you'll want to check it out here: https://jwst.nasa.gov/content/webbLaunch/countdown.html Banter Savvy Complaints Department: bantersavvy.com/COMPLAINTDEPARTMENT Everywhere you can listen to the show: bantersavvy.com/your-eyes-ONLY

    22 min
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They say the best kind of things come in threes...Okay nobody says that but we do bring the charm. Let us join you as you recharge on your daily commute or gym session as we give you your weekly dose of stories, humour and news.

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  • Creator
    Rebecca, Tyler & Matt
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2022
  • Episodes
    16
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Rebecca, Tyler & Matt
  • Show Website
    Banter Savvy

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