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Sep 22, 2026

Nico TatarowiczHOST
52:03
Yeah, which is weird, actually, because I went on holiday recently with my family to Broadstairs, and we rented an Airbnb-style place.
Nico TatarowiczHOST
52:14
The rooms in this building, so I guess, well, I guess that was an Edwardian house, reference to a previous...
RobinGUEST
52:21
What's the difference?
Mrs. KibberVOICE_ACTOR
52:22
The architecture's
Nico TatarowiczHOST
52:23
different.
Nico TatarowiczHOST
52:24
Because I said on
RobinGUEST
52:24
Instagram before that while you were visiting Rob's Edwardian flat, and you were like...
RobinGUEST
52:29
Excuse
DianeHOST
5:42
Wide corridors break off from the central hub running east and west, and those corridors are each bisected by an atrium lined with ornate railings.
DianeHOST
5:50
The west wing is decorated in the Edwardian neoclassical style with white marble, and the east wing is Victorian in style with dark paneling.
DianeHOST
5:59
The Pink Palace took the place of six other buildings that had been used for running of the government.
DianeHOST
6:05
In 1909, it was decided that expansion was needed, and a north wing was added.
Jillian DinkelGUEST
21:19
Mm
Sarah ReidHOST
21:19
... sort of approach in Melbourne and Sydney, just given the sort of Victorian and Edwardian architectural history here.
Jillian DinkelGUEST
21:25
Yeah.
Sarah ReidHOST
21:25
Was that sort of similar to what you had grown up with-
TrevorHOST
13:20
The British and colonial authority looked the other way because of racial thinking, seeing Cantonese as inherently inferior or just pure degeneracy.
TrevorHOST
13:29
To Edwardian and post-World War I...
TrevorHOST
13:32
In England, sex acts being represented in any form in the public space was frowned upon.
TrevorHOST
13:37
But to Hong Kong, there's a sort of cultural difference with there being reproductive sex, but also casual sex for fun and to not have a child.
Robin D. LawsHOST
60:09
He's going to give us a little wink.
Robin D. LawsHOST
60:10
And then we're going to head on into the Edwardian parlor where the consulting occultist waits for us to tell us all about the 17th century Bermuda-born Harvard-educated alchemist, George Starkey.
Kenneth HiteHOST
60:23
Yeah, George Starkey is born George Stark in Bermuda in 1628.
Kenneth HiteHOST
60:28
His father is a Scots Calvinist minister, and as we see, he does not lose some of the habits of that tribe.
Christopher RudderGUEST
18:58
So that's pretty cool.
Christopher RudderGUEST
19:00
We have, of course, Casa Loma, which is a massive historic Edwardian-era castle.
Christopher RudderGUEST
19:06
It has secret passages, an underground tunnel, and beautiful gardens.
Christopher RudderGUEST
19:10
It was built like in 1911 to 1914.
John CampbellHOST
0:00
An Edwardian mansion could be on its way to demolition in Christchurch unless someone is willing to take it off a local de-
Jules ScheeleGUEST
47:32
Yeah.
Dan BerryHOST
47:32
And they talked a lot about the, um, uh, Edwardian stories that they've been adapting into comics.
Dan BerryHOST
47:38
I think Sophie said the, the first job of doing this adaptation was to find, like, you know, in, in a circus tent you've got the, the big poles.
Dan BerryHOST
47:46
They're called-
Blindboy BoatclubHOST
25:21
And this garden is that.
Blindboy BoatclubHOST
25:22
LAUGHTER but it is it's like I think I was in Japan once are you sure it was Japan or India I don't know just that fucking oriental place but can you build it like that and that maybe a bit of that and put that tree there and that plant and you end up with this it's Dubai this is Edwardian Dubai So I have a cracker of a guest for you, right? But before I bring the guest out, I usually read, you can hear me all right again.
Blindboy BoatclubHOST
25:51
I usually read a short story before every live podcast.
Blindboy BoatclubHOST
25:55
And as you know, I'm doing a play up in the Abbey Theatre at the
Róisín MurphyGUEST
2:28
Instead of getting changed in your windows, you can paint them.
Róisín MurphyGUEST
2:31
So this year I have had grey windows for 25 years and I live in a nice she-she neighbourhood with lots of Edwardian and Victorian houses and I painted it aubergine, the windows aubergine.
Róisín MurphyGUEST
2:42
It sounds horrific, but I was like going, I can't do another grey window.
Róisín MurphyGUEST
2:46
And then I looked around the corner and I noticed that some of the other neighbours had painted theirs a kind of a fudgy brown.

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