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Sep 25, 2026

EmilyNARRATOR
5:52
When we started dating, our lives seemed almost designed to slot together.
EmilyNARRATOR
5:57
I'd take her to Science Museum after hours.
EmilyNARRATOR
5:59
She'd introduce me to the best jazz bar in Cambridge.
EmilyNARRATOR
6:03
We never had that messy, defining-the-relationship talk.
Greg QuintonGUEST
22:07
So I did a RSA, which is Royal Society of Arts competition, and did this brief, which was design museum.
Greg QuintonGUEST
22:15
So I did a science museum, did a logo, and the packaging, and all the packaging were pieces of experiments.
Greg QuintonGUEST
22:21
So you had like – boil water in a paper bag paper bag that you can't fold more than seven times because it's impossible yeah it comes like wood yeah the poster tube is a periscope and then uh there was one that's like a hot air balloon and that got some publicity for me yeah and did well so
Clare BlytheHOST
22:40
many people have that's how they've got noticed and got their breaks and stuff like that by just entering these competitions and
Greg QuintonGUEST
24:50
And he trusted me in particular.
Greg QuintonGUEST
24:52
So, you know, I'm eternally grateful to him for that.
Greg QuintonGUEST
24:55
And weirdly, one of the first jobs we did together was the Science Museum.
Clare BlytheHOST
25:00
See, luck, luck, luck.
TorahCentsHOST
6:07
Do whatever you need to do, but express a desire.
TorahCentsHOST
6:12
Do you want your next date to be at the new exhibit at the Science Museum? Ask for it.
TorahCentsHOST
6:19
Express it.
TorahCentsHOST
6:21
Is he texting you good morning? Text every day and you're like, oh my gosh, like I just want something different than this, right? I want you to express that instead of a good morning text, like, sir, I appreciate you thinking of me, but instead of a good morning text every morning, what I would absolutely love is an interesting question of the day.
TorahCentsHOST
10:48
All right.
TorahCentsHOST
10:49
What matters is, are these men able to show up in the capacity that would be able to meet your needs? If they can't say nothing more than good morning text, then it's time to complete.
TorahCentsHOST
11:03
If they're not open to taking you to an art museum, let's just say you ask the science museum.
TorahCentsHOST
11:07
Let's just say, hey, I want to go to the new exhibit at the science museum.
Hugh TaylorHOST
2:00
I'm Hugh Taylor, and you're listening to The Art of Adventure, a podcast brought to you by Arthur Bill, outfitters to sailors, adventurers, vagabonds, and explorers for over 500 years.
Hugh TaylorHOST
2:14
My guest today is David Rooney, historian, former curator at the Science Museum, and author of The Big Hop, which tells the incredible story of the trailblazing airmen who signed up for this adventure, and the teams of engineers and loved ones who supported them despite the risks.
Hugh TaylorHOST
2:35
Today, David takes us back to this incredible moment in time where, tainted by the loss and tragedy of war, the future of flying was in question, and a group of brave, pioneering aviators go all in to change the course of history.
Hugh TaylorHOST
2:57
David, welcome to The Art of Adventure.

44 MINS LATER

Hugh TaylorHOST
47:09
So if you want to go deeper into this story, I really recommend it.
Hugh TaylorHOST
47:13
It's a fantastic read.
Hugh TaylorHOST
47:17
And if you're interested in seeing the actual Vickers Vimy that Alcock and Brown flew, it hangs in the Science Museum in London, where David worked for the best part of 20 years.
Hugh TaylorHOST
47:30
The Art of Adventure is brought to you by Arthur Beale.
Paul SteinGUEST
15:00
You know, I don't like the joke that it's always 20 years away.
Stuart BroadleyHOST
15:03
When I heard that joke told to me by Roger Highfield, who's science director at the Science Museum.
Stuart BroadleyHOST
15:07
I don't know if you know Roger, a lovely guy.
Stuart BroadleyHOST
15:09
And he said 50 years, not 20 years.
Frank StonierGUEST
14:59
Um, so I, I really kind of enjoy the nature.
Frank StonierGUEST
15:02
I, I like museums, and we, we even have the Natural History Museum, the Chongqing Natural History Museum's right here where I live, and then downtown there's the Science Museum and several other museums.
Frank StonierGUEST
15:11
But, uh, always kind of been a fan of that as well.
Frank StonierGUEST
15:13
So, like, [laughs] I don't even know how many times I've been to the museum here.
Kiernan SchmidtHOST
24:45
No, one museum I had saved for us to do as a family is the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry.
Kiernan SchmidtHOST
24:53
And the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry, it's kind of a classic science museum.
Kiernan SchmidtHOST
24:58
It definitely tips more towards things for children, but there's plenty to visit as an adult, too.
Kiernan SchmidtHOST
25:03
If you're just there without kids, I would still recommend that you go.

14 MINS LATER

Kiernan SchmidtHOST
38:47
We'll list all these attractions and places with food for kids.
Kiernan SchmidtHOST
38:51
Those two playgrounds are absolute must-dos.
Kiernan SchmidtHOST
38:54
And I loved the Field Museum, Science Museum.
Kiernan SchmidtHOST
38:57
And we didn't talk about the aquarium, though we did hit up the aquarium.
Greg KassHOST
53:31
Uh, cause he wanted to see it in the theater together.
Greg KassHOST
53:33
Um, I actually, like two weeks after that, I invited all my local friends to go see it with me at the IMAX at the Science Museum.
Greg KassHOST
53:42
And none of them even responded to the invitation.
Greg KassHOST
53:45
So I was like, wow, at least I have one friend who will fly across the country to enjoy a movie with me.
Luke DyckHOST
8:18
It's T-E-L-U-S. TELUS Spark.
Luke DyckHOST
8:23
Or just look up Calgary Science Center.
Luke DyckHOST
8:26
That's where I work.
Luke DyckHOST
8:27
We're technically considered a museum.
Richie AllenHOST
25:54
Hi to Rob.
Richie AllenHOST
25:55
Richie, I went to the Science Museum at the weekend with the family.
Richie AllenHOST
25:58
We went to the IMAX there to watch the 3D Under the Sea film narrated by Jim Carrey.
Richie AllenHOST
26:04
After traumatising the kids with footage of ugly cuttlefish gobbling up cute fish that looked like Nemo, and close-ups of great white sharks, Jim Carrey proceeded to bombard the audience with propaganda about the destruction of coral reefs caused by man-made global warming and climate change.

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