Show Notes
“I thought it would be funny.” - Mary Bale
The internet disagreed.
This week, Sophie, Milo and Ed dust off the CCTV footage of Mary Bale, who stopped to stroke a friendly tabby named Lola—and then put her in a wheelie bin.
From a suburban street to nationwide outrage, the gang revisit the moment one bank clerk became the Cat Bin Lady and Facebook practically declared a civil war. A cat, a bin and Britain’s most bizarre 15 minutes of infamy.
Meow x 🐈🗑️ Hosts Milo Edwards Sophie Garrad Ed Campbell
Producer James Mileham
Editing Esteve Tomas Hernandez
Artwork Haiminh Le
Music Adam Harrison
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