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If you've ever wanted to know about champagne, satanism, the Stonewall Uprising, chaos theory, LSD, El Nino, true crime and Rosa Parks, then look no further. Josh and Chuck have you covered.

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The Anarchist Cookbook: Funny but Dangerous

15 Oct 2024
41m
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In this podcast episode, the hosts explore the intricate history of the Anarchist Cookbook, a controversial book released in 1971 by William Powell that provides instructions for various dangerous activities. They discuss Powell's troubled background and the motivations that drove him to write the book, as well as the ...

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Selects: How Paramedics Work

12 Oct 2024
48m
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In this podcast episode, the hosts explore the essential yet complicated realm of emergency medical services (EMS). They trace the history of paramedics and ambulances, discuss the challenges within the U.S. EMS system, and clarify the distinctions between EMTs and paramedics. Through captivating stories and insightful...

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Swatches!

10 Oct 2024
44m
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This podcast episode explores the captivating journey of Swatch, beginning with its birth in the 1970s Swiss watch crisis sparked by the quartz revolution. It highlights how Swatch transformed the watch industry through innovative design, clever marketing, and cultural partnerships, showing how the brand redefined watc...

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Short Stuff: Mystery of the Sarah Jo

09 Oct 2024
10m
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In this podcast episode, we explore the enigmatic disappearance of the fishing boat Sarah Jo, which astonishingly resurfaced a decade later on a remote island in the Tamgi Atoll. The discovery of remains belonging to one of the fishermen, Scott Moorman, along with intriguing artifacts like joss paper, raises numerous q...

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Gobekli Tepe

08 Oct 2024
46m
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In this episode, the podcast explores the mysterious archaeological site of Gobekli Tepe in Turkey, challenging traditional views of the Neolithic Revolution. The hosts discuss its ancient age, intricate structures, and possible significance for rituals. They highlight fresh insights from recent findings, suggesting th...

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Selects: How the Escape from Alcatraz Worked

05 Oct 2024
54m
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In this episode, the podcast explores the notorious escape from Alcatraz by Frank Morris and the Anglin brothers, blending historical insights with pop culture references. Listeners are taken on a captivating journey through the careful six-month planning of their escape, revealing the strategies, obstacles, and enduri...

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The Strange Story of Lysol

03 Oct 2024
43m
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In this podcast episode, we explore the intriguing and troubling history of Lysol, a cleaning product that once controversially positioned itself as a contraceptive despite its risks. The conversation shifts to Lysol's role in a post-COVID world, where the surge in disinfectant use raises health concerns such as potent...

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Short Stuff: Flower Power

02 Oct 2024
11m
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In this podcast episode, the hosts delve into the evolution of the flower power movement, tracing its journey from a grassroots anti-war protest in the 1960s to a mainstream cultural and fashion icon. They highlight how the movement's powerful political message diluted due to commercialization. Through discussions abou...

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The Shadow Biosphere: Is There Other Life on Earth?

01 Oct 2024
42m
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In this podcast episode, the hosts challenge conventional views of life, moving beyond the traditional focus on DNA and RNA to explore the possibility of alternative microbial forms on Earth. They delve into innovative theories like the shadow biosphere and introduce a new concept called "LYFE," which expands the defin...

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Selects: Rosa Parks: Agent of Change

28 Sep 2024
50m
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This podcast episode re-examines the life and legacy of Rosa Parks, moving beyond the oversimplified narrative of her as merely a tired woman who refused to give up her seat on a bus. By exploring previously inaccessible personal documents and emphasizing her long history of activism, listeners gain a richer understand...

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The Judas Priest Suicide Trial

26 Sep 2024
48m
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This podcast episode examines the controversial intersection of music, free speech, and perceived subliminal messaging through the lens of the infamous Judas Priest trial. By tracing the roots of the Parents Music Resource Center's push for censorship in 1985, the hosts reflect on the dualities of music interpretation,...

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Short Stuff: The SS Ourang Medang

25 Sep 2024
11m
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This podcast episode investigates the chilling legend of the SS Ourang Medan, highlighting its eerie narrative of a ghost ship crewed by frozen bodies, which has permeated popular culture, notably influencing recent media like "True Detective." While the authenticity of the Ourang Medan story remains debatable, with ev...

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Four Eyes Good: The History of Glasses

24 Sep 2024
50m
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This podcast episode offers an in-depth exploration of the transformative journey of eyewear, from the rudimentary handheld spectacles of the 13th century to the advanced technologies of modern contact lenses and glasses. It highlights key inventions, such as bifocals and plastic lenses, and underscores the cultural si...

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Selects: How Government Shutdowns Work

21 Sep 2024
52m
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This podcast episode provides an in-depth exploration of the complexities of the appropriations process, highlighting the challenges and implications of government funding, particularly the use of continuing resolutions and the risk of government shutdowns. The hosts outline the roles of congressional committees and th...

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Tom Slick: Not the Cartoon

19 Sep 2024
48m
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This podcast episode delves into the life and pursuits of Tom Slick, a trailblazer in both the scientific and cryptid-hunting arenas. From his establishment of groundbreaking research facilities to his ambitious expeditions in search of elusive creatures like Bigfoot and the Yeti, Slick's legacy straddles the line betw...

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Short Stuff: The Killing Stone

18 Sep 2024
9m
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This podcast episode delves into the intriguing legend of the Killing Stone, or Seisho Seki, located in Mount Nasu and its connection to the ancient tale of Tamamo-no-Mae, exploring how the perceptions of this rock and its associated folklore have shifted from a symbol of death to a complex narrative that highlights th...

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Would A Love Drug Be Ethical?

17 Sep 2024
39m
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This podcast episode examines the ethical concerns, potential benefits, and philosophical debates surrounding the development and use of love drugs, proposing that while they may offer therapeutic advantages for couples and individuals in harmful relationships, careful consideration must be given to their implications ...

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Selects: The Manson Family Murders Part 2

14 Sep 2024
40m
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This podcast episode examines the chilling story of Charles Manson and the Manson Family, dissecting their notorious capture, chaotic trials, and Manson's insidious legacy that continues to haunt society. Through a detailed exploration of the disturbing circumstances surrounding children in the Manson Family, the circu...

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Celebration Florida: The Story of a Utopia that Never Was

11 Sep 2024
52m
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This podcast episode delves into the evolution of Celebration from its origins tied to Walt Disney's futuristic Epcot vision to its current status as a branded community, revealing the complexities of its design, construction, and societal dynamics. The hosts discuss how Celebration aims to promote a nostalgic small-to...

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Short Stuff: Uncle Sam Wants YOU!

11 Sep 2024
13m
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This podcast episode delves into the intriguing origins of Uncle Sam, challenging the established narrative that links the character to Sam Wilson, and instead presents evidence of the term's earlier usage while also exploring the figure of Brother Jonathan as a predecessor. The discussion highlights how Uncle Sam evol...

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