How Long Is A Zero-Gravity Worm?

An episode of the A Piece of String podcast, hosted by Josie A Peters, Matthew Shribman, Sophie Ward, titled "How Long Is A Zero-Gravity Worm?" was published on May 6, 2018 and runs 34 minutes.

May 6, 2018 ·34m · A Piece of String

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Matt, Fran, Josie and James talk about dirty soap, eating your tail, fancy pink salt, and lonely whales.

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Matt, Fran, Josie and James talk about dirty soap, eating your tail, fancy pink salt, and lonely whales.

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