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Garry has a few bones to pick with music disc jockeys and local newscasts. Meanwhile, a new vegetarian burger will simulate the look of blood. Is that something anyone would actually want? Plus, there’s a new video challenge that is beginning to make the rounds on the Internet. It probably will not end well.
A big American company might be headed for bankruptcy. Meanwhile, a weightlifter who was born as a man is competing against women in a competition and the results have been somewhat predictable. Plus, a woman made an unexpected discovery in a boiled egg.
If you’re a hipster, you’re going to want to take a shower after this episode: There’s some unsettling news about beards. Meanwhile, a cat in Wisconsin saved it’s owners lives. Plus, Stephen Hawking is heading to space.
Garry learned about a strange condition that causes people to be scared of the idea of eternal life. Meanwhile, a four year old in England made a drawing of his mother that was a little too detailed for most people’s liking. Plus, someone in Washington state made a very unique donation to Goodwill that is sure to help the homeless relax.
A graffiti tagger in Arizona has been hit with a $10,000 fine for criminal damage. Garry has a few better ideas for dealing with the graffiti. Meanwhile, kids these days are having a hard time reading analogue clocks. Plus, Garry checks in with Oscar-nominated sound editor Renee Tondelli.
A group of seniors is testing out Marjiuana edibles as a way to fight their pain. Meanwhile, catfish seem to be falling from the sky in Florida. Plus, in honor of the one year anniversary of the podcast, Garry introduces two people who help make the show possible: George Bliss and Keith Conrad.
The world is still waiting for April the Giraffe to give birth. Drivers in Colorado have been shocked to learn the height on their licenses might be inaccurate. Meanwhile, a boy in Denmark made a surprising discovery in a long lost German airplane that crashed on his family’s property during World War II. Plus, there’s a new high tech way to keep an eye on the elderly.
