Into Your Head - Low Bitrate Edition
Jul 8, 2026 · 1 hr 6 min · 11 segments
Neal marks the twentieth anniversary (with an asterix) of Into Your Head podcast, recalls the aardvark plumbing wars, warns against leaving a fan on for burglars, looks at whether a dog can walk…
Neal O'CarrollHost
Because the last couple of weeks of June in this country, we had humidity through the roof.
So when we have weather, we get humidity for a few days once a year, and then we get snow for half a day every three years.
Then we think those Americans, they have a point there with their air conditioning.
But we're still not going to get air conditioning for the three days of the year that we have weather in this country.
So what we do is we get a fan and we try to put it between two windows and we tell ourselves that that's doing something.
leave it on all night and hope the bird there doesn't come in the window and see the fan and go, oh, this is creating a current that's drawing the air into this window and out to the other.
So if I follow the current, have a tour of the house and find out where all their valuables are and steal them.
And then when I go to court, if I'm caught, I can say, oh, the currents dragged me through the house.
one at each end of the house and a fan set between them, drawing the air in one window and out the other is creating a current, your honor.
Because the last couple of weeks of June in this country, we had humidity through the roof.
So when we have weather, we get humidity for a few days once a year, and then we get snow for half a day every three years.
Then we think those Americans, they have a point there with their air conditioning.
But we're still not going to get air conditioning for the three days of the year that we have weather in this country.
So what we do is we get a fan and we try to put it between two windows and we tell ourselves that that's doing something.
leave it on all night and hope the bird there doesn't come in the window and see the fan and go, oh, this is creating a current that's drawing the air into this window and out to the other.
So if I follow the current, have a tour of the house and find out where all their valuables are and steal them.
And then when I go to court, if I'm caught, I can say, oh, the currents dragged me through the house.
one at each end of the house and a fan set between them, drawing the air in one window and out the other is creating a current, your honor.
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