Sandy Ong

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279 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 11 Sep

Sandy Ong’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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When I was in Japan I definitely noticed that on the trains, like nobody talks on their phone on the trains.
And if they do, they come out of the carriage and go into sort of the the space between the carriage to have a phone conversation.
It was really nice and peaceful.
It was great.
Thank you, Alex.
It's peak mango season and normally many of London's high streets are flooded with Alfonso's, known as the king of mangoes.
But this year sellers say there are fewer around and prices are up.
It's just like a mango on turbo boost.
Yeah, I would think that's probably the case.
Most of them do look like a sea cucumber in the sense that they're cylinders.
But yeah, some of them are not looking like cucumbers at all.
Many of them have tentacles and some of them are kind of sticky, slimy.
There's all sorts of different textures and different colours.
Some of them are brown, orange, yellow.
It kind of dates back quite a while ago.
This lab member actually noticed that on the sides of a glass tank, there were still some bits and pieces of a formerly present sea cucumber there.
And that's quite normal because a little bit like sea stars, sea urchins, they all have these tiny two feet or podia.
And when you take them away from a surface, sometimes these tiny podia actually tear off and they stay on the surface because they were really tightly attached.
But the weird thing about these were that they had been there for centuries.
days and weeks and still hung on to the side of the tank where they should have degraded because they were just bits of flesh.
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