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Oct 24, 2026

DanHOST
2:04
Also, we'll meet a ruthless predator from the underground that looks like something out of Doctor Who.
DanHOST
2:10
And stepping into the brain box is a fossil expert this week, sharing what it's really like to hunt for dinosaurs in the wild.
Paul BarrettGUEST
2:18
I think finding my first ever dinosaur fossil, which happened quite late in my career, because to be honest, I'm not very good at spotting fossils in the ground.
Paul BarrettGUEST
2:27
But on a trip that I did to the Isle of Skye in Scotland, I was able to find the tooth of a sauropod dinosaur hiding in the rocks.

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18:48
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18:52
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DanHOST
18:59
All right, shall we invite another genius to step inside the brain box? This is our robot-powered genius detection machine.
DanHOST
19:07
And this week, we're uncovering the immense world of dinosaurs.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
47:37
This
IanPANELIST
47:44
is worse than Rock on the Brains.
IanPANELIST
47:46
Our
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
47:51
orders had to be at the roadblocks to stop the spread by shooting the infected.
Westside GunnSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:33
side to side Anywhere you go, me and Al gon' slide Mama gettin' married in the house, my God So I'ma need a beat from Peter Rock Shake em up, shake em to your shit twice For one more chance, ass tumbling tight I will be happy if you told If anybody know Yeah, yo, the Lex
speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:10
wagging, click clacking Tiffany Pulse with the vert pearls, Mitch matching Brains heavy wig, got 9-11 dispatchin' AJ doing flips on the
Westside GunnSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:23
bed, it's 10 in the mattress Ain't nobody fuckin' with me Walking with the K.I.D. With your nanny nurse at home That's the sales that hurt your bones I know mama
speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:33
loves church Remember keep God first He finished them through his crutches Started walking, said it's God's work I pay you well, do it
ItsGuestGamingHOST
81:45
You remember what the matchup was?
IkaGUEST
81:47
Well, I remember Cerebro.
IkaGUEST
81:48
I
ItsGuestGamingHOST
81:48
don't remember who it was against.

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IkaGUEST
95:25
People are going to be prepared for stuff like that, especially since the last qualifier, which Phantom X decks did really well.
IkaGUEST
95:32
I think the deck that always... always, always comes out of nowhere.
IkaGUEST
95:37
And not just from one player, from a lot of players, it's Cerebro.
IkaGUEST
95:41
I think some kind of Cerebro is always something you have to think about.
Anson WellsHOST
28:00
life.
Anson WellsHOST
28:00
You look at what you're talking about, Brain, and they really went out and kind of recreated.
Anson WellsHOST
28:08
Lesser players off of what they already had.
Anson WellsHOST
28:10
You've got to start Thompson, who right now, maybe it's different this year, but he's limited offensively.
Jim DuffyPANELIST
57:04
And they've shown that in several games.
Jim DuffyPANELIST
57:05
So I think the start for Rangers is vital because if Rangers can... get that high intensity start and get themselves an opportunity early on then the game will change but if they allow St Johnson just to settle into the game they'll find it a very difficult occasion but I still think the Brains have got a lot of firepower now and I'd be surprised if they don't manage to win that game
Gordon DuncanHOST
57:29
OK thank you very much to David DL from Tweka
Gordon DalzielPANELIST
57:33
I've got an F you call David DL that must be my second one I bet your second name's no even deal he's just kidding
Cam JanssenHOST
33:06
Daryl Stanley, who was a tough guy, what's he up to? He was tough.
Cam JanssenHOST
33:08
Brain's still there.
Cam JanssenHOST
33:09
It just
Reed LowHOST
33:09
takes a little bit to get started somehow.
Sarah TaylorGUEST
13:49
You know, I don't think it was a specific film that I was like looking to for inspiration or guidance.
Sarah TaylorGUEST
13:54
But what I think I really did realize after doing this is I host a podcast called Brains and it's about mental health and disabilities and how it's portrayed in film and television.
Sarah TaylorGUEST
14:03
And we interview a lot of folks with lived experiences of different types of mental illness or disability.
Sarah TaylorGUEST
14:09
And I think hearing people's stories about their lived experience and what they would like to see on film and television made me really mindful of what I was putting out there.
Bill BurnettGUEST
36:59
Look, the ones we know how to do, we had those ideas before we came into the brainstorming session.
Bill BurnettGUEST
37:03
What's the point? Pick the stuff that has high potential.
Bill BurnettGUEST
37:08
Brainstorming, if you do it well, will transform both you and your group.
Bill BurnettGUEST
37:14
The data shows that novices with poor setup and follow through brainstorm poorly, they get poor outputs, poor results.
Bill BurnettGUEST
37:22
Good brainstorming notes like great jazz, you have to be good enough.

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Bill BurnettGUEST
56:07
And if this were bidirectional, we could all be brainstorming or chunked into smaller groups.
Bill BurnettGUEST
56:12
By the way, don't try to brainstorm with more than six or seven people.
Bill BurnettGUEST
56:16
Brainstorming with 20 people doesn't work.
NikeshaHOST
40:09
Okay.
NikeshaHOST
40:09
Well, if we're done with our likes and gripes of this, let's go on to our next segment of Brains.
NikeshaHOST
40:14
Brains.
NikeshaHOST
40:21
Pumpkin brains.
NikeshaHOST
40:22
Pumpkin seed mush brains.

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