Lorde Is Secretly 40 with Stevie Nelson
How old is Lorde? You know, the shockingly young pop-music sensation who won a Grammy as a teen and took the world by storm with her clever lyrics and stadium rock vocals? Like 22? WRONG. Stevie Nelson is convinced that Lorde is actually a 40-year-old masquerading as a teen for the publicity. Stevie (who's also a genius actor/comedian/artist) has a lot of evidence to support Lorde being a big fake faker, and she shares it on this episode.
31 Aug 20181h 7min
Israel Uses Animal Spies with Zach Reino
What connects shark attacks in Egypt, lizards in Iran, and an endangered vulture in Saudi Arabia? Why, nothing but the fact that they're all trained spies sent by Mossad to snoop on Israel's enemies!!! This wild and wooly theory comes to us courtesy of the insanely funny Zach Reino, and it's a whopper. There have been many incidences of weird camera wearing animals around Israel, and we get into all the possibilities of what might be going on.
24 Aug 20181h 8min
Soy Gives Men Boobies with Jesse Ray Beaumont
This week's episode is a very special one. The guest may be incarcerated, but his soul and his intellect are free as a bird. Jesse Ray Beaumont is an amateur horologist and full-time small-town scapegoat who is currently serving a life sentence for a crime he may not have committed. He's the subject of the popular podcast M-Towne. And he's very convinced that soy gives men big saggy tatas.
17 Aug 201855min
Y2K Is The Reason Everything Sucks with Patrick Kang and Michael Levin
Michael and Patrick are two delightful tv writers on the show Trial and Error. Y2K is the fun and catchy nickname for the epidemic of fear around the year 2000. This episode is where it all goes down. See, programmers in the early days of computers decided to list dates with two digits, which made 1900 the same as 2000, which made everyone freak out and think that all computers would go bust at midnight on New Years Eve. That didn't happen.
10 Aug 201850min
The Pyramids Were Hydroelectric Power Plants with Suzi Barrett
Hey, how come they never found any bodies in the pyramids in Egypt? Like, if they were tombs where are all the bodies and decorations and stuff? If this question bothers you, then you have a lot in common with Suzi Barrett. The truly delightful writer/actor/comedian stopped by to drop some knowledge about what was really going on in those big geometric sons of guns.
3 Aug 20181h
Ahmadinejad Killed Michael Jackson with Anna Hossnieh
Iran does NOT play when it comes to coups. So it makes sense that incumbent Mahmoud Ahmadinejad would have been nervous when protests broke out after he basically stole the 2009 election. But was he so nervous that he'd plan and execute the assassination of the world's most famous pop star just to distract the world media??? Idk, maybe!
27 Juli 201857min
Suge Knight Killed Tupac with Casey Feigh
On September 7th, 1996, we lost one of the greatest minds America has ever produced. Tupac Shakur was a brilliant rapper and writer, a budding actor, and a surprisingly great ballet dancer. He also had a lot of enemies. So when he was shot in a car in Las Vegas, most people assumed one of those nemeses was behind the murder. But Casey Feigh thinks different.
20 Juli 201850min
Jesus' Lost Years with Ptolemy Slocum
Jesus Christ of Nazareth was a pretty cool guy. He had a bunch of good ideas about being nice, having fun, treating people with respect, redistributing wealth, and so on. But for being basically the most famous person on earth, it's pretty weird that there's a 16ish year gap in his biography. But Ptolemy Slocum has a theory about where JC might have been. Ptolemy thinks that maybe, like so many teens, he went to find himself in India.
13 Juli 201853min
