
Episode 80 | You Got a Worse Word I Can Use?
Join us in an unhinged selection of stories. Angie kicks things off with the antics of Specialist Skippy Schwarz and shares the myriad of things he's banned from doing. Some of these exploits include ...
2 Aug 20241h 16min

Episode 79 | This Checks
This week's stories are about as opposite as you can get. Theresa starts by sharing that time during WWII when the Japanese bombed Brookings, Oregon. It doesn't stop there. The pilot who flew the miss...
26 Jul 20241h 21min

Episode 78 | All I Can Do is Yodel
You want to know the history of war elephants? What are we kidding, of course you do and Angie is here to give you what you want. She brings us back to 1100 BCE to their first recorded use. She shares...
19 Jul 20241h 4min

Episode 77 | This One Talks. This One Talks. This One Listens.
This week's stories are verifiably unhinged. Theresa starts off sharing about how some Hmong, a small ethnic minority from Laos are *still* fighting the Vietnam War all these decades later. Angie atte...
12 Jul 20241h 15min

Episode 76 | Karl Urban, Looking at You
Get ready for your favorite three letters, W, T, and F. Theresa starts us off with the story of Captain Eric Moody, the British Airways pilot who flew through a volcano in 1982 and delivered the great...
5 Jul 20241h 12min

Episode 75 | 1900s Netflix and Chill
Captain Stephen Barton and his daughter Clara Barton Natalie Clifford Barney. Did you ever wonder who started the American Red Cross? No? Well, Angie did. She starts us off this week with the story of...
28 Jun 20241h 15min

Episode 74 | Every Riot Needs a Kickline
Look, the first Pride was a riot and Theresa came with the receipts. Join Angie and Theresa as they explore what led up to the Stonewall Uprising. Starting with the mafia moving in and opening gay bar...
21 Jun 202455min

Episode 73 | A Nun Teaching Sex Ed
Sometimes life is a weird mashup of stories. This podcast episode fairly encapsulates that. First Angie shares the History of Coffee and the times it's been banned – most notably by King Gustav III. ...
14 Jun 20241h 9min



















