We're In a Basement
When were queer people invented? Was it before or after sliced bread? In the basement, we ask the important questions.
This week, Colin tells the inspiring story of an Ancient Roman femme fatale, while Sierra reminisces on the gaudy luxury of the early 2000s. Join us as we discuss the insane capabilities of Gen Z, potential slogans for golden toilets, and how bookkeeping was so good in the year 200.
1800s humans did a lot of hard things. They built bridges, fought wars with Real Guns™, and even shipped entire buildings across the ocean. But basic hygeine? Ehhh . . .
This week, Colin tells us about legendary nurse Florence Nightingale, while Sierra makes dining tables out of a new kind of wood. You’ll hear about poop chutes, the trickle down effect, and how you can be a feminist and still be a racist!
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