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Punk Tea Hop.
Hello, I'm Robin Ince.
And I'm Brian Cox.
And we would like to tell you about the new series of the Infinite Monkey Cage.
We're going to have a planet off Jupiter versus Scepter.
It's very well done that, because in the script it does say wrestling voice.
After all of that, it's going to kind of chill out a bit and talk about ice.
And also in this series, we're discussing history, music recording with Brian Eno and looking at nature's shapes.
So listen, wherever you get your podcasts.
That brightly colored chocolate bar wrapper that just caught your eye in the shop, is it art?
Of course it is.
You know, it is a creation of something, but there's something emotional about it and people can connect to it more universally than really, I think painting.
This is the food chain from the BBC World Service.
I'm Ruth Alexander and this week we're talking to the brand designers who are shaping the decisions you make about what and where you eat.
Branding is not.
And marketing is not slapping your logo and everything.
It has to do with feeling.
It has to do with subliminal messaging.
It taps into your youth, into things you admire, into ways of thinking, and therefore.