This week, Sierra and Colin travel back in time to the Victorian Era to investigate medical mysteries. The biggest of which being: why the heck would people do that?

Tune in to learn about old-timey pastries, the seven deadly sins, and discover how to properly recycle body parts.

Marriage. The joining of two souls as one. Without a tiny, shiny rock, does it even mean anything?

This week, Colin chats about the biggest engagement scam ever – diamond rings, while Sierra explains why garlands are the best DIY home decor. Join us as we learn about colonialist men, do some myth busting, and discover how one woman transformed the entire wedding industry with just four words.

The extremely expensive display for the world’s most perfect human specimens; The Olympics. They were really bad before they were good.

This week, Sierra tells the history of the first modern Olympics while Colin tries to figure out how long a marathon actually is. Join us as we discuss our favorite Olympic sports, what effects strychnine can have on the body, and what we would like to see added to the current games.

New Year’s Eve. The one night a year Americans stare at an enormous glowing orb sliding down a flagpole and wonder where the hell the fireworks are.

In this episode, we talk about the fraudulent father of champagne, and how one immigrant made a giant tetherball a permanent resident in Times Square. Tune in as we fill 2021’s time capsule, talk about when New York City has spoiled exciting New Year’s Eve plans, and discuss how well birds can see skyscrapers.

Florida. The New Jersey of the South. Home to beaches, sunsets, Disney World, and Pitbull.

This week, Sierra tells real-life stories that could only happen in the Sunshine State, while Colin contemplates how best to cook a mermaid. Tune in to hear about low-risk robbery, locked closet doors, and a splash of check fraud.

Ah, the joy of tradition. There’s nothing quite like doing something just cause you’ve done it before.

This week, Sierra and Colin jingle all the way as they discus Santa’s origin story, jam on traditions from around the world, and try to determine whether Jesus and Saint Nick are actually the same person. Tune in to learn what’s inside Salvation Army buckets, hear about fondue, fried chicken, and the worst dish to bring to Christmas dinner.

The Mona Lisa is one of the most prolific art pieces in the world. We’re going to ruin every notion you’ve ever had about her.

This week, Sierra pretends to be the most famous painting ever while Colin explains the Mona Lisa’s history. Join us as we discuss what counts as a bikini line, why people throw stuff at art pieces to make a statement, and a very famous person’s missing genitalia.

Take McDonald’s, add crime, and you get this story.

Tune in, as Sierra flips the calendar pages back all the way to the ’90s to talk about one of the world’s greatest heists, and Dave Matthews’s weird southern cousin. You’ll learn about uncles that aren’t really family, why you shouldn’t trust mushrooms, and how little Colin actually knows about celebrities.

When we think about the first humans flying, we usually associate it with airplanes. Well that’s wrong. Associate it with ballooning now.

This week, Colin tells the origin story of hot air ballooning while Sierra rewrites history, making it a little more drunk. Join us as we discuss how an entire child flew in a weather balloon, the difference between a Pilot and a Captain, and how science didn’t really exist in the 1700’s.

Emus. The scary, horny, Walmart brand of ostrich. Yikes.

In this episode, Sierra explains how birds, guns, rabbits, and Australia are all connected, while Colin struggles at guessing games. We learn how three mediocre bros promised to guarantee the killing of two birds with one stone, and get a quick visit from the lovable Wojtek the soldier bear. This is: The Great Emu War.

Properly storing large amounts of liquids has been an issue for as long as we have been storing large amounts of liquids.

This week, Colin talks about the Boston Molassacre and the London Beer Flood, while Sierra lets him make as many grammatical mistakes as possible without correcting him. Join us as we discuss what to do if you’re covered in syrup, George Bush Day, and what a liter of liquid is.

Water parks. We know ’em, we love ’em, and will probably get a disease from ’em.

This week Sierra talks about 1980’s wet-teenage-fever-dream, Action Park, while Colin tries to figure out the difference between bukkake and mukbang. Join us as we discuss Sierra’s least-favorite movie, weird waterpark websites, and how many exposed wires is too many exposed wires.

It’s Halloween! Turn off the lights, take off your clothes, and put grandma back in the windchimes because we’re telling scary stories!

This week, Sierra tells some creepy stories from around the internet, while Colin gets his affairs in order due to the imminent threat of Skinwalkers. Join us as we talk about astrology, Ouija boards, and the enigma that is Knott’s Berry Farm.

Animated movies. The genre of film that is not only enjoyed by children, but also culminates in a weird adult following that is just hard to explain.

This week, Colin explains different Disney Pixar movie theories while Sierra unapologetically slanders Disney Adults, Star Wars, and incest (not related). Join us as we discuss Sierra’s new movie idea, feral cats, and how Colin doesn’t really watch movies or TV.

There are a lot of ways to leave this existence, and sharing a world with stupid people means there will be plenty of dummies that die. Ah, yes. Peak comedy.

Tune in this week as Sierra and Colin discuss infant swimming, puzzle over Ben Stiller’s look-alikes, and determine exactly why there’s an age limit on sitting in shopping carts.