Will Chalk
speaker
5,182 appearances
37 recordings
3 series
first heard Nov 2025
last heard 22 Sep
Will Chalk’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Argentina and Spain are going to face each other in the men's football World Cup final in New York this Sunday.
And if you're watching, you're likely to see a Mexican wave.
It's quite hard to describe crowd movements, but here we go.
It's where the crowd stands up, throw their hands in the air and it moves like a ripple effect around the stadium.
You've probably seen one.
You might have even been part of one.
But despite the name, the man credited with inventing it is actually an American cheerleader.
82-year-old George Henderson, known as Crazy George, told us how it started.
Crazy George Henderson there, inventor of the Mexican wave.
Well, that is almost it for now.
But as you know, we do like hearing from you on the Global News Podcast.
A few episodes ago, we heard from two women, both called Juliet, both based in Luxembourg, who both listened to this podcast.
And that has led to what I'll describe as an avalanche of Juliet-based emails.
We have one from Juliet in New Zealand.
who said I listened to the latest podcast just now and was touched to hear about Juliet from Luxembourg.
My name is also Juliet and I listen to this podcast every morning on my way to work in Wellington, New Zealand.
I like to keep up with what's happening in the world and have always respected the BBC having originally grown up in the UK.
We also have one from Neil Parsons here in the UK.
He wrote in to tell us that the collective noun of Juliet is a balcony.
If you would like to get in touch, it doesn't have to be about the name Juliet.
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