Small Countries

Listen in to Ordinary Observations from K103 Live Day Nov 1st, where Mark & Jack dig up some fun facts regarding the smallest countries on the map. In order of ascending geographical size, we start off with the Vatican, the pope's XI, their standard gauge railway, and the young, Swiss bachelors who protect it. We move on to Monaco, home of many a retired F1 driver, dodgy bank account, and reluctant tax paying Frenchman. Next is Nauru, the smallest island nation in the world and excellent source of high grade phosphate. Finally we get to Tuvalu, which has no ATM's, practically no tourists, but has a particularly nifty Internet Country Code Top-Level Domain. All this and more on this episode of Ordinary Observations!

Hosts: Mark Stribling & Jack Williamson

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