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	Episode	Description	Date Aired	Reach	Contacts			Categories	Hosts	Episode Guests	Length	Curator's Notes
	60: Maskerade Pt. 1 (Chekhov's Chandelier)		September 5, 2021					ArtsBooksComedy	Joanna Hagan-Young Francine Carrel	--	1:31:03s	This is the first of three episodes in which Jo and Francine discuss Maskerade, which came up when they appeared in a guest spot for our Christmas special episode in 2021.
	9: Equal Rites Pt.3 (Crumbs All Up In There)		January 20, 2020					ArtsBooksComedy	Joanna Hagan-Young Francine Carrel	--	1:04:57s	This is the episode mentioned by Jo and Francine in which they eat scones while discussing Equal Rites.
	The Surprising History of Handwashing		January 26, 2021					ScienceNatureAstronomy	Aaron Scott Gabriel Spitzer Maddie Sofia	--	10:50s	We wondered in this episode about deaths caused by unwashed hands in hospitals, something mentioned in the book. This episode of Short Wave tells the story of Hungarian doctor Ignaz Semmelweis, who tried to convince other doctors to wash their
	"The Story We Used to Tell" by Shirley Jackson		October 20, 2020					ArtsPerforming Arts	LeVar Burton	--	33:11s	LeVar Burton reads one of the Shirley Jackson stories mentioned by our guest Penny Love in #Pratchat45.
	87. Name v. Law		October 22, 2018					ArtsEducationHistory	Helen Zaltzman	--	30:17s	We talked about Icelandic names in this episode, and this episode of The Allusionist does a deep dive on the rules and traditions around them.
	147. Survival: Today, Tomorrow part 2		December 7, 2021					ArtsEducationHistory	Helen Zaltzman	--	28:38s	A follow up to the above episode, about adding queer terms - including alternate forms for names - to the Icelandic language. Second part of a two-part episode.
	Fountain Drinks		November 10, 2015					ArtsDesign	Roman Mars	--	30:25s	Granny's understanding of the importance of clean drinking water when it comes to disease led us to mention the historical Jon Snow, whose work not only influenced sanitation but the design of drinking fountains, as described in this episode.
	The Sting with Matthew Specktor		November 30, 2015					EducationSocietyCulture	--	--	37:33s	Pratchat special guest Nicholas J Johnson, aka "Australia's Honest Conman", has his own podcast about scams, swindles and magic. This episode describes classic con artist movie The Sting, which we mentioned in this episode about Moist von Lipwi
	78. Oot in the Open		May 21, 2018					ArtsEducationHistory	Helen Zaltzman	--	24:31s	The Mac Mac Feegles, Pratchett's "pictsies" who are a cross between Scottish highland warriors, Glaswegians and Smurfs, are introduced in this book. While discussing the way they speak, we mentioned two Allusionist episodes about the Scots lang
	117. Many Ways At Once		June 15, 2020					ArtsEducationHistory	Helen Zaltzman	Dr. Harry Josephine Giles	18:15s	This is the other Scots language episode of The Allusionist we mentioned.
	Neil Gaiman on The Fairy Feller's Master-Stroke by Richard Dadd		October 31, 2017					SocietyCultureHistory	Dr. Janina Ramirez	--	48:10s	Recommended by listener Amy via Twitter, this episode discusses the real world painting on which the one in the novel is based!
	Let Them Eat Marshmallows		June 11, 2018					BusinessNewsFinance	Stacey Vanek Smith Cardiff Garcia	--	9:56s	We briefly mention the "marshmallow test" in reference to Wentworth's love of sweets and inability to eat one when presented with too many, which is more or less the reverse of the test.
	Plaid		December 7, 2018					ArtsFashionBeauty	Avery Trufelman	--	18:55s	Ben comments on the tartans worn by the Nac Mac Feegle as depicted in the illustrated edition of the novel; this exploration of the popularity of "plaid" in the US also features the origins and evolution of tartan.
	Ten Thousand Years		May 13, 2014					ArtsDesign	Roman Mars	--	29:22s	The problem of leaving a warning understandable to people far in the future is touched on in the novel, and for similar reasons as in real life: nuclear waste can be very dangerous for a very long time.
	106. Typo Demom		September 15, 2019					ArtsEducationHistory	Helen Zaltzman	--	21:46s	While considering various possible creatures that could be brought to life by an overflow of unfocused belief, the discussion turned to the creature discussed in this podcast: Titivillus, demon of literary mistakes.
	All Rings Considered		August 28, 2019					ArtsDesign	Roman Mars	--	36:54s	Talk of Vimes' "disorganiser" had Ben recalling an old recording he found of Pratchett saying "bingley bingley beep", which features in a footnote in Pratchat. Comments about it getting annoying - as intended! - led both Ben and guest Nate to t
	95. Verisimilitude		March 11, 2019					ArtsEducationHistory	Helen Zaltzman	--	29:26s	A discussion of Pratchett's use of "dwarfs" vs "dwarves" led to this episode of The Allusionist, all about constructed languages (or "conlangs") and how their creators make them feel real - including some talk about plurals in English.
	Rosie the Shark (Australia)		June 12, 2019					ArtsSocietyCulture	--	--	26:08s	The Heraldry Zoo in an early sequence of the book reminded Ben of the old "Giant Worm" museum in Gippsland, that he'd visited once. This led to Liz and Ben remembering this story.
	Mini-Stories: Volume 4		January 10, 2018					ArtsDesign	Roman Mars	--	39:48s	This episode and the following one tell stories about the making of new streets and creating new land, which is as close as we could find to info on Romans potentially making new streets out of garbage. We'll mention this again in #Pratchat42.
	Making Up Ground		September 13, 2016					ArtsDesign	Roman Mars	--	18:47s	More on making new streets and creating new land, as per the above episode.
	The Gruen Effect		May 6, 2015					ArtsDesign	Roman Mars	--	15:28s	The novel presents a pretty extreme case of shopping malls being evil, which of course led to thoughts of the Gruen Effect. Australians may recognise the term in the name of the ABC panel show about advertising, The Gruen Transfer.
	The Post-Billiards Age		May 13, 2015					ArtsDesign	Roman Mars	Dan Weissmann	13:14s	The alchemists in Ankh-Morpork are often exploding things by accident, and in Moving Pictures it's mentioned that includes billiard balls - a reference to attempts to replace ivory balls with cellulose ones, as covered in this episode of 99% In
	Episode 7: Star Wars - Part 1		May 24, 2017					MusicTvFilm	Andrew Pogson Nicholas Buc Dan Golding	--	1:19:31s	If you want to hear this episode's guest, Dan Golding, talking about his twin passions - Star Wars and music in film - this is a good place to start. There are three episodes about the original film, but at the time of writing they’ve also disc
	Interrobang		July 10, 2018					ArtsDesign	Roman Mars	--	32:05s	Liz, Ben and David discussed several lesser-used printers’ and punctuation marks, including square brackets and the pilcrow, but only the interrobang has its own podcast episode.