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You are actually radioactive and everything alive is Unexpected Elements from the BBC World.
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Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes of your favorite TV cooking show?
Suddenly, one of the cameramen's ghosts,
kind of white hanging above the chef's head is what we call a boomslang,
the equivalent of a green mamba snake.
On the food chain.
This week from the BBC World Service with me Ruth Alexander,
three program makers are telling us what it really takes to get their shows to air.
When you have fish outside in the summertime, flies are going to come.
They've been invited to the party.
Whether you like it or not, they're there.
So what do we do?