James Piper

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7,697 appearances 12 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 13 Aug

James Piper’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Talking Rubbish - The Recycling Podcast · 107. Why our bins keep catching fire · 13 Aug 2026 podcast

tomb had honey in it that was still edible 3000 year old honey and as long as it hasn't been exposed to the air yeah honey is amazing because it's got a really high sugar content it's quite acidic it's a ph4 i think it's quite acidic okay voice-verified

Bees, actually, when they're making honey, they pass on an enzyme that releases hydrogen peroxide, which is an antibacterial... It creates an antibacterial effect. voice-verified

And it has very low moisture. voice-verified

So these four things combine... voice-verified

to make honey actually quite difficult to go off. voice-verified

It can go off. voice-verified

Yeah. voice-verified

But it is hard. voice-verified

And I've never, I've never had honey go off. voice-verified

No. voice-verified

But it definitely can if it's like exposed to the air or like if you were boiling a kettle, you create a quite high humidity and, voice-verified

That would land on the honey and could cause microbes to grow. voice-verified

It's not growing necessarily on the honey. voice-verified

It's growing on the kind of moisture that you've added to the jar or to the plastic. voice-verified

But we are trying to keep it sealed as best we can between eating it. voice-verified

No, crystallisation just happens over time. voice-verified

That's just natural, isn't it? voice-verified

That's natural. voice-verified

That's nothing to do with air getting in voice-verified

fine. voice-verified

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