Ever wondered why it seems like everyone else has it better? On this episode we unearth the mystery behind the idiom "The Grass Is Always Greener."

Is it really greener on the other side of the fence or is your neighbor's greener lawn and life is just a trick of perspective? We talk about bad boy poets, classic country songs, the science of your lawn, and social media pressures on this episode. Plus, don't miss our bloopers good laugh.

Get ready for an emotive episode! Envy, jealousy, comparison, schadenfreude, but don’t forget a whole lot of happiness and laughter too!

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Atlas of the Heart- Brene Brown

The Grass Is Always Greener In Another Fellows Yard

Billy Jones sings "The Grass Is Always Greener (In the Other Fellow's Yard)," words by Raymond B. Egan, music by Richard A. Whiting. Released September 1924.

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An army full of single men? Medieval times? Shakespearean writings? Where does the idiom wear your heart on your sleeve come from?

We get vulnerable in this episode to bring you the history of the phrase, what it means today, and why we as humans we need to get emotional sometimes or risk…….dying?

Its ok to show emotion during this episode especially if its laughter!

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Join us as we do a deep dive into the curious history behind the idiom ‘Blow Smoke Up Your Ass’.

Get ready for a history lesson that is as educational and it is funny, with stories so bizarre they'll have you questioning whether fact really is stranger than fiction. From the unusual medical treatments of yesteryear (vibrator rehabilitation, shock therapy, and medical heroine just to name a few) to the incredible innovations saving lives today, we're traversing centuries of medical history in one quick episode!

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Have you ever wondered where the phrase "Go the Extra Mile" comes from? Strap yourselves in for an enlightening ride back thousands of years ago, as we unearth the true origins of this enduring idiom. We take a time machine to ancient Greece, stop in the era of the Roman empire, briefly check out the first Olympics, and flash forward to talk modern day ultra races.

If you’re not too tired from this trip we grab a pair of running shoes to sprint into the history of endurance athletes. From figuratively going the extra mile to literally going the extra mile we will leave no fun fact unexplored!

This episode has history, politics, religion, science, and humor all wrapped up in one! So lace up your shoes get ready for a marathon of an episode!

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Born to Run: a Hidden Tribe, Superathletes, and the Greatest Race the World has Ever Seen – Christopher McDougall
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Choosing to Run: A Memoir – Des Linden

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Can’t Hurt Me: Master Your Mind and Defy the Odds – David Goggins

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During God Bless You we discovered the origin of this polite idiom. In this episode we have two bonus clips for you to enjoy!

In this first clip, we talk to a fire fighter and paramedic about his superstitions about death and his encounter with a "possessed" patient.

Our second clip comes from a Reverend who talks to us about exorcisms and feeling evil spirits.

Both of our experts provided interesting information for the research of our God Bless You episode and some spine tingling stories that will leave you wanting to listen to this episode with the lights on.


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Achooo! What do you say when someone sneezes? Why? In this episode we will explore the intriguing theories behind this common courtesy. Evil spirits, the soul leaving the body, your heart stopping….we will leave no theory unexplored!

But we don’t stop there! We will have lots of other interesting topics that you can learn and laugh from in store for you. Humourism, leeching, HAZMATs suits, the sneeze radius, and exorcisms are all things you can learn about in this fact filled episode!

So, sit back, relax, and prepare to be enlightened and entertained!

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The Exorcist: A Novel – William Peter Blatty
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During The Early Bird Gets The Worm we discovered the impact of different chronotypes on our daily routines. In this episode we have two bonus clips for you to enjoy!

In this first clip we talk to a fitness and nutrition expert about how sleep schedules impact your body and mind. Learn about the profound effects our internal clocks can have on our health, and how proper sleep hygiene and consistency can enhance our everyday performance.

Our second clip comes from the only night owl that interviewed. Our guest shares his personal journey and provides valuable insights on how night owls can harness their unique circadian rhythm to achieve their peak performance.

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Can’t Hurt Me: Master Your Mind and Defy the Odds – David Goggins

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Are you a lark, an owl, or a third bird? Our exploration into idioms and proverbs takes a fascinating twist as we dive headfirst into the world of circadian rhythms and productivity.

Next, we turn our attention to the impact of different chronotypes on our daily routines. With the help of cutting-edge research, we explore these questions and more, suggesting ways you can optimize your schedule based on your chronotype.

Finally, we delve into the profound effects of circadian rhythms on our overall health. From investigating the correlation between night owls and health issues to discussing the significance of good sleep hygiene, we leave no stone unturned. So, whether you pride yourself on catching the worm or being the second mouse to the cheese this episode is for you!

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When: The Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing - Daniel Pink
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