Hey guys, Andy here. Just before we start this week's show, we have an exciting announcement to make,

which is that we are returning to the stage. We have a show. It's a live show booked in,

and it's going to be at the London Podcast Festival later this month. It's going to be on the 27th

of September at King's Place, which is in London. It's going to be at 7pm, and it is going to be

so much fun. But Andy, I don't live in London and or I don't want to go to a gig because I'm a

bit worried about leaving the house at the moment. Can I see the show? Of course you can James,

because not only is it being done very carefully, with only a very limited number of tickets being

sold, so it's all socially distanced, you can also get streaming tickets. So you can go online,

and at that time you can watch us make fool of ourselves with stupid facts on stage.

So how do I get these tickets, Andrew? James, all you have to do is go to qi.com slash fish

events, and I'll say that again, qi.com slash fish events, and when I say events, I mean event,

because it is the only thing in our diaries. So for your possibly last ever chance to see us on a

stage, just go there. Now we'll be back on time next year. Oh, I hope so. But Andrew, what is going

to happen next? The show is going to happen next. Oh, I better do that. Yeah, on with the show.

I'm with a podcast.

Hello and welcome to another episode of No Such Thing as a Fish, a weekly podcast coming to you

from four undisclosed locations in the UK. My name is Dan Schreiber. I am sitting here with

James Harkin, Andrew Hunter Murray, and Anna Chazinski. And once again, we have gathered around the

microphones with our four favorite facts from the last seven days. And in no particular order,

here we go, starting with you Anna. My fact this week is that by complete coincidence,

the center of North America is called center. Matt. It's mad. This is so a lot of people weirdly

put quite a lot of effort into working out the geographic center of various places. And this is

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