This week, Colin and Sierra dive into their dating history with the world’s worst type of people: men.

Join us as we discuss our red and green flags, who should pay for the first date, and why Sierra doesn’t trust a man in boxers. (This is not safe for work, moms, jesus, and children!)

This week we celebrate one of the first gay icons, King Ludwig II of Bavaria.

Colin takes us on a magical trip back in time to Germany, while Sierra tries to hang on for dear life to this rainbow covered train that’s headed for the nearest castle. Join us as we talk about the world’s first poppers, a *maybe* gay composer, and how a child could one-up their parents.

Welcome to Sierra’s Rap Renaissance, where we learn about and discuss the lives of some of the most famous rappers in the game.

This week we take a look at the life and music of one of the most influential and poetic rappers of all time: Tupac Shakur. Join us as we discuss showers in the club, Jada Pinkett-Smith, and how Colin fell in love with the use of a sample from the 80’s. (This episode is best listened to with its companion playlist listed on the blog)

The Titanic: The Ship. The Myth. The Legend(???)…

This week, we REALLY investigate people’s obsessions with tragedy. Colin describes bad skincare for rich people while Sierra informs us on the anatomy of a boat. You’ll hear about whether or not Jack would float, an incredible oar-stealing woman, and one of the worst Aussies to build a ship.

This week, Colin returns from a liminal space to hear Sierra talk about the first lady of the motor vehicle industry, Bertha Benz.

Join us as we discuss engineering nerds, what bad marketing looks like in the 19th century, and the ultimate fan of Survivor.

Have you ever wondered what a fossil fuel actually is? Or where it came from? Or why it’s even called that?

This week, Sierra barely stays on the train as Colin explains what fossil fuels are. Join us as we talk about the eventual demise of humanity, Colin’s enjoyment of doing math for fun, and how blankets aren’t technically warm.

Nun-seducers? Ladies with swords? Sign me up.

In this episode, Sierra tells the tale of badass bisexual Julie d’Aubigny and her adventures across old-timey France. You’ll hear about throw-away husbands, Hot Pocket truth, and get a refresh on our stance on horses.

The Butterfly Effect. What is it and what does it mean??

This week we go on a tilt-a-whirl of an adventure back in time with Colin’s real life Mom! We talk about fluttery insects, a Ray Bradbury short story, dinosaurs and dental procedures. Tune in and have an existential crisis with us while we try to determine what the heck it all means.

Documentaries are kind of like the news. Most of the time you believe what they say, because why would they lie?

This week, Sierra talks about two nature documentaries that are less than truthful, while Colin tries to figure out how a man that trains dogs is qualified to speak on the complexities of marine life. Join us as we discuss lemons, less-than-perfect DNA samples, and how one would handcuff a shark.

Judith Love Cohen. A legendary engineer that showed the world that science is for ladies too.

In this episode, Colin fangirls over incredible women while Sierra weaves brand new conspiracy theories. You’ll hear about music bingo, solid fuel rockets, and broken glass ceilings.

Reality television. The good, the bad, and the definitely ugly. A special place in the TV Guide where people do literally anything for drama’s sake.

In this episode, Sam the Roommate joins us for an exclusive dive into the most unfortunate parts of society. We learn about the burning point of human flesh, spray painting cattle, and how to get out of marching band practice.

Pink. The color of pussy power, The Gays™, and… the prison system?

Grab your toddler scientist glasses and join us as Sierra dives deep into research on the color pink, and Colin tries to contain his screams. We chat on belly button botox, bad science, and the Colorado State University locker rooms.

Lady Liberty. Is she a symbol of freedom, or just proof of the the insane generosity of French people?

This week, Sierra and Colin speculate about the Statue of Liberty, try to remember the names to hit songs from the 90’s, and search for hiccup remedies. You won’t want to miss this week’s math segment where we mess with height and time.

Snakes. Sierra’s biggest fear.

This week we talk about a Missouri town that was overrun by snakes. It’s just as horrible as it sounds! Join us as we talk about a train covered in rainbows, how all snakes are just giant worms, and the craziest snake-catching method ever used (probably).

Little beans and mittens. Cat paws. They’re cute, but if you add a couple toes, they get even cuter.

This episode, Colin tells Sierra about a real-life Indiana Jones, and polydactyl cats. Tune in for stoner snacks, gaseous NFTs, and the story of the man that invented working from home.