Three More Dots

By: Rinelle Villareal and James Addison
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  • Summary

  • Great stories can come from the weirdest places. In three short segments, this podcast explores weird and random topics about Britain and the world. Brought to you by your hosts James and Rinelle.
    © 2023 Three More Dots
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Episodes
  • 4.5 ... Pause, reflect and planning for the next

    4.5 ... Pause, reflect and planning for the next
    Aug 14 2021

    Even amateur podcasters take a little summer holiday... but don't you worry - we're not gone for long! A little update from Rinelle and James as they pause, reflect and hatch plans for what's coming next! Stay curious... and stay tuned!
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    2 mins
  • 04 ... Pyramids, pips and the alien upstairs

    04 ... Pyramids, pips and the alien upstairs
    Jun 12 2021

    The heat of the British summer wave has inspired Rinelle and James in this episode of Three More Dots to take a jaunt up, down and around the pyramids of the world. Did you know Balmoral Estate has a pyramid? What sound does a sword make? While listening you might wonder - what is that bleeping sound? This podcast's forecast looks all clear and good to go! 
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    39 mins
  • 03 ... Sodium, a podium and a queue-jumping odium

    03 ... Sodium, a podium and a queue-jumping odium
    May 4 2021

    Free from the British Lockdown — Rinelle and James meet three new topics head on in their third instalment of Three More Dots. What do mummies and charcuterie have in common? What are the rules in an invisible queue? Hot priest or hot prince... take it all in with a pinch of salt. 
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    39 mins

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