| Artist | Title | Album | Label |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kevin MacLeod, Christine Bruce (Sergio's Magic Dustbin) | intro to the episode | ||
| Kevin MacLeod, Christine Bruce (Fox Tale Waltz - Part 1 - Instrumental) | Why spy novels are such a great life hack | ||
| Kevin MacLeod, Christine Bruce (Crusade) | The movie Operation Mincemeat | ||
| Christine Bruce | An introduction to John Buchan's The Thirty-Nine Steps | ||
| Kevin MacLeod, Christine Bruce (Half Mystery) | There are some peculiar elements to this series, like Hannay's being able to catch a knife with his lips! | ||
| Kevin MacLeod, Christine Bruce (Half Mystery) | An excerpt from a 2011 commentary in the Daily Mail, by grandson Tobey Buchan | ||
| Kevin MacLeod, Christine Bruce (Half Myster) | Some of Buchan's characters have been creeping me out for decades | ||
| Kevin MacLeod, Christine Bruce (Half Mystery) | There were some particularly unpleasant characters in Buchan's book Greenmantle, too | ||
| Kevin MacLeod, Christine Bruce (Half Mystery) | And some of Buchan's characters, especially those in the book Greenmantle, felt trustworthy and warm each time I read the book | ||
| Kevin MacLeod, Christine Bruce | PSA for Accounting on Broadway | ||
| Kevin MacLeod, Christine Bruce (Magic Escape Room) | Word of the week: smithereens! | ||
| Kevin MacLeod, Christine Bruce (Twistingy) | What is pocket litter? | ||
| Kevin MacLeod, Christine Bruce (Valse Gymnopedie) | An introduction to my search for pocket (and wallet) litter in Smithers | ||
| Christine Bruce, The BV Tool Library board of directors | Some of my wonderful colleagues indulge me by sharing what's in their wallets and pockets! | ||
| Christine Bruce, Laura Duursma of SCSA | My friend Laura and I explore what's in her wallet, then she shares a quick story from a wedding she attended | ||
| Kevin MacLeod, Christine Bruce (Sergio's Magic Dustbin) | Ask friends and colleagues if they would be willing to open their wallets to you! |
Wallet Litter and the Spy Novel
How you ever considered how much you tell others about yourself, just by what’s in your pockets, purse or your wallet? Back in the great wars, spies would literally carry misleading information with them, in case they were captured. Conversely, the British successfully used what was later known as wallet or pocket litter to deceive Hitler. In this final episode of our three-part mystery novel series, we’re going to explore what wallet litter is, and I’ll be reading from my favourite spy author, John Buchan.
We'll also consider how our own wallet litter affects how others see us, and what we're exposing about our own lives. It's been a fun week of life hacks, asking colleagues to empty their pockets and wallets in order to see what they're carrying around.
"Valse Gymnopedie", "Crusade", "Fox Tale Waltz - Part 1 - Instrumental", "Sergio's Magic Dustbin", "Half Mystery", "Twisting", "Magic Escape Room"
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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