Indeterminate Reach

Wrapping up the podcast with a description of our process and reminiscing on the project.99% Invisible podcastThe Rest Is Science podcastBandcamp - Yungtown

We love a system that works well. Wonder how often that actually appears though?

Sit back, relax, and uhhh, don't feel old.

Playing games and just getting lost in thought, sounds relaxing, doesn't it? (Oh, also cake)Which came first?Gateway Inc.Stand-up Maths - Why is TV 29.97 frames per second?

From the competency of a DIY dad to the incompetency of...chicken logistics?2018 KFC chicken shortage2013 horse meat scandal

Of course we want to get our words right for discussion, but maybe sometimes we can get them wrong for humour?

Rathé and Kabs discuss various forms of frustration, from the minor to the explosive.

A well written guide can really stand out, whether it be for writing styles, language acquision, or just random information.Wikipedia Portal:CoffeeLe Bon Usage by Maurice GrevisseElements of Style by William Strunk Jr. and E. B. White

We are always observing history in the making. Even the stuff that we really don't need to remember.Cats ruled out as Parliamentary pest controllersHistory of 10 Downing Street

Being in the business of podcasting would suggest we have good headphones, right? Surely.Spain electricity blackoutNo hello

Rathé and Kabs explore various levels of empathy, from small pleasantries to big disasters.

Rathé and Kabs discuss the many things that keep us on our toes: Speech patterns. Relationships. Horses?Show Notes:BBC - Horses bolting through central London

There are many ways to get even the simplest of things wrong. The question is: who's going to notice?Show Notes:Escalator Etiquette

It's been a year since the first episode was posted (at the time of recording). Happy IR anniversary!Show Notes:GeoGuessr

Rathé and Kabs discuss their fascination of presention and communication (and other long -tion words, probably)Show Notes:StarTalk - Is math discovered or invented?Idris Elba: Our Knife Crime Crisis (UK only)

Rathé and Kabs discuss three things that naturally go together in conversation: spiders, cheese, and trains.Show Notes:REM-like sleep for spidersQueen Mary, University of London - Bees playBBC - The Neal's Yard heist

Rathé and Kabs want to see change and try new things! (Please fix your flags).Show Notes:2024 Maine Question 5

Rathé and Kabs are just baffled about the things happening around them (or to them).

Rathé and Kabs appreciate things that can bring comfort, whether it be safety, familiarity, or just knowing there are always people working toward helping others.Show Notes:Love Triangle by Matt ParkerThe dressBBC - Hello KittyScience - Common blood thinners could combat cobra venom

Sometimes you want to share your long-time observations, written or spoken. Sometimes you just want to observe ducks.Show Notes:BBC - Dark oxygen99% Invisible - Beyond Biohazard: Why Danger Symbols Can’t Last Forever

Rathé and Kabs discuss the many ways to get to where you need to be.Show Notes:Troublemaker GamesTED - Why city flags may be the worst-designed thing you've never noticedCortex - #157: Being Better

Kabs and Rathé talk about faulty updates while hiding on the rooftops of your local grocery store.Show Notes:BBC - CrowdStrike articleBBC - 2021 WhatsApp outageSky New - Roof ninja

Rathé and Kabs observe the inner works of bodies, punk, and...application navigation?Show Notes:Diabetic eye screeningBody WorldsBody Worlds controversy in Australia

Symbols, superstitions and big decisions; Rathé and Kabs explore the (mostly) UK's pastShow Notes:99% Invisible on the peace signMatt Parker on UK football road signsStephen Hawkings on missing socksUK General election 2024 ResultsCount Binface 2024 campaign

The radio says it's flag time.

Chasing titles and new roles

In this episode, Rathé and Kabs share stories inspired by the bookstore. Show Notes: Holes by Louis Sachar Rebel Girl: My Life as a Feminist Punk by Kathleen Hanna Hasan Minhaj - Compassion Fatigue League of Thieves by Sarah Crofton, W.J. Tattersdill, and Tom Knight (Illustrator)

In this episode, Kabs and Rathé remain unrated. Show Notes: ESRB Ratings PEGI Age ratings CERO Rating marks

In this episode, Kabs and Rathé hit the snooze button (more than once).

In this episode, Kabs and Rathé discuss how to overcook a personality.

In this episode Kabs and Rathé discuss the colorful hills of a certain mental landscape. Also on the docket is posture, but not the type that will throw out your back. And if that wasn't enough, how about something that can change the way you handle tasks on your computer?

In this episode, Kabs and Rathé delve into unfamiliar bogs, some high flying designs, and experiments that are hopefully done with only the best of intentions.

In this episode, Kabs' and Rathé discuss receiving compliments, the "Cake Resumé," and the extended application of one's knowledge.

In this episode, Kabs and Rathé discuss handling project feedback and dive into some of the intricacies of metro maps. Show Notes: TfL Standard Tube Map Paris Métro Plans Bahn Berlin Route Network Tokyo Metro subway map TfL Standard Night Tube Map

In this episode, Kabs and Rathé discuss grocery store sales tactics, the concept of 'having a day,' and about completing tasks. Show Notes: How do supermarkets tempt you to spend more money? Celeste 64

In this episode, Kabs and Rathé talk about abstract games, getting enough sleep, and the word: pointful. Show Notes: Khet: The Laser Game Lusory Attitude Fargo (1996 movie) Why school should start later for teens

In this episode, Kabs and Rathé discuss correcting orders at restaurants and coffee shops, situations of school justice, and kefir.

In this episode, Kabs and Rathé discuss romantic gestures, various elements of employment, and dealing with unwarranted remarks. Show Notes: Fender Love Languages Kevorkian

In this episode, Kabs and Rathé discuss their thoughts on going to the movies, watching films in general, and talk about some experiences growing up with video games.

In this episode, Kabs and Rathé discuss interviews, Garfield, and their inclinations to horror. Show Notes: Here Comes Garfield Peanuts Take Care with Peanuts What The Internet Did To Garfield [Warning: Horror]

In this episode, Kabs and Rathé discuss some of the nuances of social cues, the riveting experience that is jury duty, and celebrations. Show Notes: TEXnicCenter

In this episode, Kabs and Rathé discuss giving recommendations, the consumption of entertainment, and giving cooking feedback. Show Notes: Gordon Ramsay eats fried tarantula

In this episode, Kabs and Rathé discuss the stress that comes along with time and technology, the early lack of internet moderation, and make a case for the replacement of a certain word. Show Notes: The Journal of Education, Volume 29 (1907) (region-locked) Infix English autological terms

In this episode, Kabs and Rathé talk about conversations, tutorial hell, and the importance of libraries. Show Notes: Vigilant Contraposition Contraposition (simple) Gottlob Frege William Faulkner

In this episode, Kabs and Rathé discuss passing a vibe check as a regular customer, food spice levels, and going to the dentist.

In this episode, Kabs and Rathé discuss dealing with imposter syndrome, the wonderful world of assessments, and the critical moment of a burrito. Show Notes: Paulo Freire

In this episode, Kabs and Rathé tackle the tribulations of being the expert in the room and how they generally deal with being in crowds. They also discuss the ever popular pastime of waiting in queues and the all together dreadful nature of Monopoly. Show Notes: Ghoti Queue for Queen Elizabeth II Monopoly Sheriff of NottinghamArkham Horror: The Card Game

In this episode, Kabs and Rathé talk about the art of learning by doing, fraternity and soccer hooligan stereotypes, and delve into movie adaptations. Rathé also looked way too closely at moths during vacation... Show Notes: Spongy Moth The Music Lesson by Victor Wooten Scratch Code Monkey Island Code Monkeys

In this episode Kabs and Rathé tackle a social emotional learning worksheet together, discuss the intricacies of talking about media, and delve into the subtle art of finger snapping. Oh, Kabs might have read a book too... Show Notes: SDI Analysis Myers-Briggs Type Indicator The Sneetches 87% Missing Finger snapping

One could say that the overall reach of daily conversation is indeterminate! People simply talk about everything. So why not join Kabs and Rathé as they showcase this very phenomenon through their own friendly conversations. Featuring a variety of topics from daily anecdotes to past experiences as well as absurd questions and other notable nonsense.