256: Coulrophobia256: Coulrophobia
A fear of clowns is called coulrophobia. If you’re like us, maybe you don’t find clowns bone-chillingly scary but they still give you a case
A fear of clowns is called coulrophobia. If you’re like us, maybe you don’t find clowns bone-chillingly scary but they still give you a case
Art isn’t just in museums! Sometimes it’s hidden behind walls, inside a piece of furniture, or sadly, in a dumpster. Today we explore the remarkable
We’ve talked wombats and binturongs before but we’ve learned MORE and had to share! Past episodes: 244: Stinky Critters for binturong and 34: Wombat Poop
We’re both married to redheads and have kids with that redhead gene! From ginger beards to coppery locks, is there any truth to the belief
Uguisubari aka nightingale floors were a Japanese innovation. This super squeaky floor was an early version of an alarm. The specially constructed floors were in
When your city is used to having smoke and coal dust and fog all mix together into a “pea soup” yellow fog that chokes the
It’s our TWO-HUNDRED and FIFTIETH episode!!!!! AND we’ve made it this far because of your love and support for the show. Thank you so so
Found for the first time in Upper Michigan by rock hound, Erik Rintamaki in 2017, this accidental finding is SO COOL. Under UV light they
Paul Bunyan: hero of North American oral tradition, origins of our stories about a burly logger and his big blue ox came from multiple versions.
Most headstones have a person’s name, some significant dates and maybe a quote. But imagine if your family made it possible for you to share