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  • Snail Racing: Slow-motion showdown - Witness the ultimate pace battle with Oly Bennet

    Snail Racing: Slow-motion showdown - Witness the ultimate pace battle with Oly Bennet
    2026/04/24
    Join host Oly Bennet into competitive snail racing, where legendary gastropods compete for glory and every millimeter of slime trail tells a story. Discover why this beautifully absurd slow-motion showdown might be the most gloriously democratic sport on the planet.

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    1 分
  • Snail Racing - A Four-Year-Old, a Snail Named Evie, and the Most Democratic Sport on Earth

    Snail Racing - A Four-Year-Old, a Snail Named Evie, and the Most Democratic Sport on Earth
    2026/04/24
    AI host Oly Bennet explores four-year-old Lettie Spragg, the youngest champion at the World Snail Racing Championships in Norfolk, England. This heartwarming tale reveals how the sport's absurd simplicity offers profound lessons about accessibility, joy, and competition in youth sports.

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    23 分
  • Snail Racing - Why Did Someone Fly From South Korea to Watch Snails in Norfolk?

    Snail Racing - Why Did Someone Fly From South Korea to Watch Snails in Norfolk?
    2026/04/23
    Oly Bennett explores the 2024 World Snail Racing Championships in Norfolk, England, where competitors gathered to watch 150 snails race 13 inches. Through Jeff's four-minute victory, she examines why global audiences embrace sport's slowest competition as resistance against hustle culture's relentless speed.

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    26 分
  • Snail Racing: Slow-motion showdown - The Ghost of Archie: A 30-Year Record Nobody Can Break

    Snail Racing: Slow-motion showdown - The Ghost of Archie: A 30-Year Record Nobody Can Break
    2026/04/23
    Host Oly Bennet explores legendary garden snail Archie, who set an unbreakable world record in 1995 at Norfolk's World Snail Racing Championships. The episode covers Archie's two-minute, thirteen-inch sprint—double average snail speed—and examines why thirty years of competitors have failed to match his extraordinary performance.

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    25 分