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Jack To The Future

Episode 24- The Future of Celebrations

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What is the future of celebrations?

© Laura Andrews Length 32 min 25 March 2022 Season 1 Episode 24 ScienceTalk USA Episodic

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© Laura Andrews Length 32 min 25 March 2022 Season 1 Episode 24 ScienceTalk USA Episodic

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This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.

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What is the future of celebrations?

The final episode in Season 1 of Jack To The Future,  Episode 24, The Future of Celebrations marks the 1 year Anniversary of the Jack To The Future podcast and what better way to celebrate than by talking about what the future may hold when it comes to birthdays and celebrations.

Jack speaks to guests, past and present and is joined by a number of his friends and podcast pals.

He talks about the history of birthdays; how people celebrate in different countries; his predictions for the future of celebrations and asks people about theirs. Thank you to everyone who sent us audio, video and written messages- we thoroughly enjoyed listening to them all.

What do you think the future of celebrations might look like?

Tune in to hear more.

With thanks to:

 Dorktales Storytime Podcast

The Brother Timothy Clark Podcast

Newsy Pooloozi Podcast

Gwen Gets To Work Podcast

Hertford Theatre

Hertford Library

Ranger Stu

National Trust

Cherry Pie Makes

Kellie Ahl

 Bernie Keyte

Layla Stanton

 Beth McMahon

 Animal Fusions Stories

 Half a String

We Are The Voice Children's Environmental Choir

 Simon Horobin, University of Oxford

After Alice Ltd

 Aidan McCann

Aimee Chan

 KidsPod

Unite Radio


© Laura Andrews | 32 min

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