Ahir Shah

I say that it was, well, it was for storing grain. And you're like, no, it was a pub. The King's Head isn't where you store the King's Head. It's just a pub, isn't it? Damn it. So I'm going to say that it's where they stored grain. And you're going to be like, no, it was like a coffee shop art gallery.

I say that it was, well, it was for storing grain. And you're like, no, it was a pub. The King's Head isn't where you store the King's Head. It's just a pub, isn't it? Damn it. So I'm going to say that it's where they stored grain. And you're going to be like, no, it was like a coffee shop art gallery.

Was bedeutet das Wort? Entschuldigung, eine Osserei. Eine Bohnenhaus.

Was bedeutet das Wort? Entschuldigung, eine Osserei. Eine Bohnenhaus.

Bohnenhaus klingt sehr anders.

Bohnenhaus klingt sehr anders.

Ich denke, dass Meteor eines dieser schwierigen Dinge ist. Und es gibt Beweise davon, dass es irgendwo nahe ist. Aber weil es keine Beweise von großen Kriegen gibt, oder so etwas, werde ich sagen, dass es nicht erwähnt wurde, dass es keine Krieg war.

Ich denke, dass Meteor eines dieser schwierigen Dinge ist. Und es gibt Beweise davon, dass es irgendwo nahe ist. Aber weil es keine Beweise von großen Kriegen gibt, oder so etwas, werde ich sagen, dass es nicht erwähnt wurde, dass es keine Krieg war.

Es wird aussehen, als wäre es ein Meteor.

Es wird aussehen, als wäre es ein Meteor.

Klar, du hast nicht mein Fanfic gelesen.

Klar, du hast nicht mein Fanfic gelesen.

That's baffling to me, because you could say, it's as dull and orderly as a Lancashire mining town, or you'd say, this is as dull and orderly as a Lancashire mining town, and it's four and a half thousand years old. That's an exciting thing. All of the things that... The Nuance Window!

That's baffling to me, because you could say, it's as dull and orderly as a Lancashire mining town, or you'd say, this is as dull and orderly as a Lancashire mining town, and it's four and a half thousand years old. That's an exciting thing. All of the things that... The Nuance Window!

We're the only country in the world that ate the animal on our crest. And I never know whether to feel terrible or brilliant about that.

We're the only country in the world that ate the animal on our crest. And I never know whether to feel terrible or brilliant about that.

You're welcome. You're cool with all the stuff. I know, right? It's like I'm reading from a sheet or something, but no, I haven't.

You're welcome. You're cool with all the stuff. I know, right? It's like I'm reading from a sheet or something, but no, I haven't.

Hello and welcome to You're Dead to Me, the Radio 4 comedy podcast that takes history seriously. My name is Greg Jenner. I'm a public historian, author and broadcaster. And today we are boarding our black ships and sailing back to 17th century Japan to learn all about life in the Edo period. And to help us distinguish our kosodei from our kimono, we have two very special guests in History Corner.

Hello and welcome to You're Dead to Me, the Radio 4 comedy podcast that takes history seriously. My name is Greg Jenner. I'm a public historian, author and broadcaster. And today we are boarding our black ships and sailing back to 17th century Japan to learn all about life in the Edo period. And to help us distinguish our kosodei from our kimono, we have two very special guests in History Corner.