In today's episode, Matt gives a fair warning to the potential dangers of fast food before diving into fast food inspired trivia to see who will take home the title of "Meat Mountain"

ANNOUNCEMENT:
After this episode, we'll be moving to a biweekly posting schedule, Thank you!

Today HT faces his biggest fear. Orcinus Orca AKA Killer Whales. We'll talk about their hunting strategies, their big brain, and weird behaviors they've been seen doing recently.

Resources:

Relationship of humpbacks and killer whales

Secret culture of killer whales

Genetic evidence of killer whales killing great whites

On wildlife - Killer whales

How smart are killer whales?

Killer whales sinking boats

Weird new behaviors

Killer Whales wearing salmon hats.

When do you stop being you? What does a black hole do to everything it sucks in? Does simply being observed assign value to an object or event? Today Lucas leads us through an existential journey of paradoxes.

Our first guest star has hot lips (according to Matt) and is none other than Lisa, Matt's mom! She walks us through her own story with menopause and gives advice, resources, and information that will prove valuable to anyone.

For more resources, talk to your doctor, visit The Menopause Society, or pick up one of the books below:

The New Menopause by Dr. Mary Claire Haver

Menopause Brain by Lisa Mosconi PhD

Estrogen Matters by Avrum Bluming and Carol Tavris

Test your knowledge of the amendments alongside Lucas and Matt as HT quizzes them on general amendment knowledge and trivia. You might learn a thing or two!

Resources:
https://constitutioncenter.org/the-constitution/amendments

Ever wondered, "Man, I wish I could drive continuously from the northern point of Alaska to the souther point of South America?" Matt is going to tell you about the 1 pesky thing keeping you from achieving that dream. The Darién Gap.

Sources:

https://www.roverparts.com/roverlog-news-blog/1972-range-rover-darien-gap-expedition/?srsltid=AfmBOoqQXKNEkIwS-PeHpPtxk932RF0OUt3GE8yz1Rj6-i9xB5U1egIl

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KpXqL7zWedk

https://www.themanual.com/outdoors/darien-gap-feature/

Today Lucas talks about, talking! Ever wondered why people say "It's raining cats and dogs", or "That costs an arm and a leg"? Well, we won't beat around the bush, and just tell you!

Today Matt dives into the the most common knowledge that you've never heard of, and the reason you can communicate you're going to eat some food, and not beat it up. The great vowel shift.

Shoutout to Kevin Stroud and his podcast, History of English Podcast. Check him out at the links below:

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-history-of-english-podcast/id538608536

https://open.spotify.com/show/4YD0tpCpJ9sQNn9HAdgnKf?si=2cZkqc5tTi6F9kWGwJDB8g