In AMT399, we find out about tuning church bells, cheetahs being given pet dogs, Olly getting lost in SeaWorld, how pickled onions inspired soft play, and which ways you might be most likely to be killed by a ball pit. We also have a Big Announcement ahead of episode 400.

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AMT399: Ginger Beer, Cheetahs' Pet Dogs, and Ball Pits - 1 July 2021

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