Episode 38: Episode 38 – I've never been into clams

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North V South doesn’t let British rail and broadband providers’ ineptitude get in the way of producing another show that is and isn’t about design.

In episode 38, news this week includes a look at the Frankenstein’s monster of Apple’s new festive ad. Rob asks whether the new Hockney windows at Westminster Abbey are going to look out of place? And Jon asks if VR is going to change the art world? (Answer: no.)

Today we climb on board the USS Palomino and journey into cultural black holes. There’s a difference in approach between the known unknowns Rob) and the unknown unknowns (Jon). Rob fares better as Jon couldn’t figure out what the unknown unknowns were because he didn’t know.

Pies are then reviewed.

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