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CoRri brings back two souvenirs from Europe: Covid, and the mystery of the most influential AND most stolen painting in Western art history!
Highlights:
[0:00] CoRri talks Mark about the mysterious missing panel of the most stolen painting in history
[34:57] Mark gets prayed for, trump almost gets got
[49:15] CoRri has covid and a broken computer; we have a watch-along coming July 27th
[67:20] Some bananas murders hit the UK, causing Marko to once again reflect on his own perfect murder method
[80:00] What we watched! (The Bear, I Know What You Did Last Summer, Longlegs, MaXXXine, Telemarketers, Turbulence)
[112:54] A macabre question from Marko: How do you think you're going to die?
Stuff we referenced:
- Brief history of Ghent, the rebellious city of Flanders
- Ghent over the centuries
- The mystery of the disappearance of the Just Judges 90 years on
- Van Eyck’s Ghent Altarpiece and the many thefts of a masterpiece
- Missing Van Eyck panel - the end to Belgium’s biggest mystery?
- Treasure-hunting Belgians warned to keep pickaxes away after claim lost masterpiece hidden beneath street
- Who Stole the Ghent Altarpiece?
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