Jul 8, 2026 · 1 hr 6 min · 8 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
If you're listening to this in a chamber of commerce, uh, presumably a chamber of commerce meeting.
The way you say it, you say Chamber of Commerce, it sounds like you're talking about your boudoir or some chamber inside Tutankhamun's grave, his triangular Toblerone grave.
They say, "Oh, he's buried in the pyramid." You're not buried in the pyramid unless you're buried under the pyramid.
An abandoned mine shaft that you've been mining for rocks, which you would normally use to build a pyramid.
But you've just realized if you just use the abandoned mine shaft to bury these Tutankhamun people, these pharaohs, you don't need to build a pyramid at all.
Put them in the disused mine shaft and then fill up the disused mine shaft with whatever rocks you were going to use to build the pyramid, and that could be the end of that.
If you're listening to this in a chamber of commerce, uh, presumably a chamber of commerce meeting.
The way you say it, you say Chamber of Commerce, it sounds like you're talking about your boudoir or some chamber inside Tutankhamun's grave, his triangular Toblerone grave.
They say, "Oh, he's buried in the pyramid." You're not buried in the pyramid unless you're buried under the pyramid.
An abandoned mine shaft that you've been mining for rocks, which you would normally use to build a pyramid.
But you've just realized if you just use the abandoned mine shaft to bury these Tutankhamun people, these pharaohs, you don't need to build a pyramid at all.
Put them in the disused mine shaft and then fill up the disused mine shaft with whatever rocks you were going to use to build the pyramid, and that could be the end of that.
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